If neither of your prior DUIs were successful deferred judgments, mandatory means mandatory, though alternatives to jail are work, school, or...

If you were charged with providing alcohol to persons under 21, that is the offense the prosecutor will have to prove. That may be what the officer...

The violation for no license will likely be dismissed; if you actually had no insurance (rather than just didn't have proof of insurance with you)...

There are many reasons a conflict may exist; you'd need to ask the public defender which relate to your case. Where there is a conflict, it is to...

Mu understanding is that a person may be prosecuted for up to twenty years after the commission of rape, or twenty years after a child victim...

The prosecutor's job is to convict your brother. Yours is to decide whether you want to help the prosecutor do that.

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It's not a crime to give your phone number to a minor, but your employer may have opinions about a minor who is not your child contacting you at...

A successfully completed deferred judgement will remain on your public record until you successfully petition to have it sealed.

Even adding as many as forty-seven letters to your first name will not affect the validity of the ticket.

A nonviolent felony, and no prior criminal history, should not only make you eligible for probation, but for a negotiated misdemeanor plea so you...