Generally, I previous felony conviction is a preclusion to pre-check. However, you can request a variance in certain circumstances. I would...

I have an assault causing bodily injury, the accuser actually filled out an affidavit of non prosecution.

Affidavits of Non-Prosecution are not magical and do not make a case go away. The State can still proceed to trial even if one has been filed. A...

Can i get arrested at a arraignment?

Yes, there is always the possibility that you may be arrested in city court at an arraignment. I would two things: 1) Contact a lawyer who...

I hired a lawyer and now he says there is NO CASE...did I just pay for nothing?

Be aware that the DA's have the full period of the statute of limitations to file the case. Just because it was not filed immediately does not...

I was charged. With murder six months ago my lawyer wants. To take it to trail. I want to wait and get more infromation we are.

You haven't really given us enough information. How long has she been on the case? How much time has she had to review the discovery and...

How to receive evidence that prosecutors have against me?

You're asking your attorney to do things that might not be ethically or legally possible to do. First, if other people were arrested with you and...

Why 18 months on a first offense?? People have done worse and only get 12...

The longest a person can be on probation for a misdemeanor is 2 years. However, under some circumstances it can be extended -- usually in order for...

Dismissed?

Whether your lawyer can get the case dropped depends a lot on the facts of the case. Does the complainant wast to pursue charges? How serious...

Normally a "No Contact Order" is out in place when there is a "victim" of an offense. However, it is not unheard of for a judge to place illegal...

Will the judge immediately release me off this extension when I finish paying the rest of my probation fees?

It really depends on the judge. While most of them will release you, if your probation has been extended, technically, the judge does not have to....