Your wife paid your public defender to get your bail reduced? Or she gave him the money to pay your bond? I can tell you that as a former Public...

When it comes to the definition of "possession" I would caution that anything is possible and charges could always be brought. The question you're...

Typos on a plea agreement aren't going to do anything for you. A typo on a search warrant might allow an attorney to present an argument for...

Contact the adult probation department in your county or the clerk of court. They can generally get you copies of orders showing your probation is...

Generally you can request a bond hearing or have an attorney file a motion to modify release conditions to get something changed. However, often...

Anything is possible. Have you contacted your P.O.? If they were aware of it, why would you be concerned about being violated? If you're in...

There's no simple answer to that question. "Delays indispensable to the interest of justice" is what they go by in my jurisdiction. It's vague for...

Short answer is you can certainly be charged. Whether you can be convicted is a different question altogether. If you do get charged, consult with...

What you're describing is very common. Arizona will use any priors they can against you. That's not your Public Defender's fault. Nor is it...

It boils down to what you can afford. Public Defenders are highly trained and dedicated to helping people. They also have enormous case loads and...