You can always be charged. The question should be whether you can defend yourself against the charge. The answer to that is, possibly. A prosecutor...

legally speaking, generally if you've been given a gift, you're free to do with it what you wish. If there was some agreement that it was to be...

As Mr. Green has stated, your friend will be entitled to an attorney if he can't afford one. A private attorney will cost an enormous amount of...

You should consider consulting with an attorney in your area who can help with this. Google or AVVO can provide some good attorneys. Good luck.

if you're representing yourself pro se, I highly recommend hiring an attorney or requesting a public defender. They can help you. Otherwise, your...

I'm not sure Federal Crime is the appropriate area. But to answer your question, file a restraining order with your local police department. We...

I can't speak for your particular jurisdiction, but not every case in mine is entitled to a jury trial. Generally many misdemeanors only get a...

What do I need to know?

If it was easy, attorneys would be out of a job. Innocence is almost never a slam dunk. That being said, I suggest hiring an attorney in your area...

Few things here: First, your legal precedent is the Constitution. You're entitled to due process. This includes examination of evidence. That being...

You should reach out to the court, or hire an attorney to do so. Generally if you fail to complete diversion, prosecution gets reinstated and...