You can certainly subpoena a law enforcement officer, but if you told that officer what you just told us, you may have increased your chances of...

No, you can't get into trouble for sharing information some dolt put on his Facebook page.

Perhaps you have an alternative legal argument, but if you were riding a scooter on the grass, it doesn't matter whether it's legal to ride a...

Me, I'd drive my car to the next McDonald's down the road.

Yes, you can get in trouble for breaking even one thing in the house, if it's done with the intent to annoy, harass, punish, or elicit almost any...

You'll likely both need lawyers (not the same one) to defend your case. Prosecutors just won't believe a victim retracting whatever statements she...

The result of a DMV hearing is unaffected by what happens with the criminal case.

If this is your first offense, you may not be asked if an adult has accompanied you, because a first MIP is usually resolved by taking a class,...

You might consider doing the UAs. A probation supervisor (your PO) is much like a supervisor in any field: the supervisor tells you what you should...

Depending upon where and what happened, there may be no statute of limitations to preclude prosecution. Your partner should talk with police in the...