If we have a right to TRAVEL why do we need permission from the state? (i.e. a drivers license)

The requirement that you have a valid driver's license to operate a motor vehicle does not hinder your right to travel. Although a licensure...

My Son got his Apt searched when he was not there. the warrant had his name not spelled right on it dose that make a different

No, a spelling/scriveners error on a warrant will not make a warrant ineffective or unlawful. As long as the warrant identifies the persons/places...

Do I need a family court attorney?

You can always benefit from the services of a good attorney. Use Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" tool to locate family law practitioners in your area.

18 months = 78.266 weeks = 546 days = 13,100 hours (approximately).

If a crime (common law robbery) was committed under the influence of drugs/drug addiction does that have any bearing on a case?

As my esteemed colleague has pointed out, common law crimes have gone the way of the dinosaur and have almost uniformly been replaced by statutes...

It's true that we can't say for certain a judge's position on the matter, I HIGHLY doubt it will have any effect on your pending divorce. A new...

Can I sue the count jail in the officer who arrested me in put me in jail for a month in then everything get drop

No, you cannot sue the state. State's are immune from monetary liability except in specific circumstances where such immunity has been waived....

You need to hire an attorney immediately. The situation you describe may be grounds for suppression; discuss the matter more fully with your counsel.

Can a police officer write a new ticket for court (without my signature) and present it as evidence?

A ticket, regardless of when created, is NOT evidence. Therefore the officer would not be creating evidence by issuing a new ticket. The evidence...

If a person is with someone that gets caught stealing and is given a ticket..what does that person plea when they go to court?

Mr. Craytor is absolutely correct. "No contest" is a plea in which you agree that you could be found guilty of a crime and as a result you will be...