I answered this question in a separate thread. Here is that answer: Mike: the "letter of the law" answer is this - you must agree to (1) be a CO...

This question has generated two, perhaps three, separate threads. Here is my original answer: Mike: the "letter of the law" answer is this - you...

Need To Move From Colorado To California with DUI Interlock Installed and 6.5 months remaining on Restricted License. Can I Go?

Mike: the "letter of the law" answer is this - you must agree to (1) be a CO resident when you enter into the Interlock Agreement, and (2) remain a...

My mom is mentally ill and under distress. She changed her will & deed . Now it says 50 % is hers and 50 % is my brothers.

Yes, you can dispute the change and challenge her competency. But, that gets pretty complicated. Expert testimony may be needed. You need to...

I am being charged with embezzlement (2 counts) by my previous employer. I missed 2 items on my expense report ($115 and $313).

This may wind up being a civil matter. But, you need to retain an experienced attorney. Sounds like you are facing some serious allegations. Best...

For first offense 2nd degree robbery will my son do jail time?

First offense, circumstantial tie to the crime scene. Sounds like probation (no incarceration) may be possible. But, you need to avoid the chance...

Can I get my gun rights in Arizona even if the felonies are from ohio?

It all depends on (1) the precise felonies for which you were convicted in 2009, and (2) the precise wording of the rules/laws in AZ. You need...

Issued a citation, but not finding my case on the docket search.

I have seen the arresting officer file his paperwork within a few days of the date on the Summons, which means there is no record of the case until...

Is all the evidence against you shown in the discovery

Contact an attorney immediately. If you cannot afford one, ask the court to appoint one for you. You need sound legal advice.

If there is a victim's letter in the DA's file, you should be able to get it through a normal request for discovery. Contact an attorney to help you.