Yes, in Utah, if you plead guilty or are otherwise convicted for the charge of "minor in possession of alcohol," you can have your driver's license...

You plead "not guilty" and you fight the charge. The prosecutor and the police will need to prove that you were indeed intoxicated. If you weren't...

Until you take care of the warrant, you could be arrested, but no one can definitively tell you what will happen.

Expungement is NOT automatic. If someone were to review your criminal history, they would see the charges and then see the charges were dismissed....

It's up to the judge. If you need more time, you would be wise to notify the clerk for the judge as soon as you can.

It depends on the specifics of the conviction. An immigration attorney would need to review the specifics of your friend's case. The Adam Walsh Act...

If you can prove you were insured at the time of the ticket, then it should be easy for you and your lawyer to defend the charge. You also tagged...

Have you been convicted yet or only charged? If you are already convicted, or will be in the future, it is possible that the judge will require...

A plea in abeyance is treated as an admission of guilt for immigration purposes. You would be admitting guilt to committing a felony. Many...

A plea in abeyance will be treated as a guilty plea by USCIS. Without knowing what the charges are or knowing how likely you are to be convicted,...