I just got a criminal speeding ticket (28-701.02A2) in Arizona. What do I do now?
It is highly unlikely they will seek jail time for a criminal speeding offense in Arizona, however, you will have to pay a fine for speeding. The...
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It is highly unlikely they will seek jail time for a criminal speeding offense in Arizona, however, you will have to pay a fine for speeding. The...
Yes, someone else can drive your car. You license is a separate issue from vehicle registration. While you are not permitted to drive, another...
You should consult with a personal injury attorney. You potentially have a civil claim against the older teen, and you have a claim for restitution...
UAPD charges are typically handled in Pima County Justice Court: www.jp.pima.gov In a few days to a week, you should be able to see your charges...
It's hard to give you an answer without sitting down and talking to you or reading the police reports. You are facing prison time with those...
You'll need to speak with the prosecutor. I know they will do this on occasion, but you will likely need to show up for a court date. The last I...
It is difficult to answer this question without knowing the facts of your case. You should retain an attorney to help you with these charges. The...
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He can ask the court to "set aside" his conviction and restore his civil rights. The conviction will still show up on his record. If he has asked...
On May 29th the charges were filed. The first court appearance was on June 19th. A guilty plea was entered on August 1st and the defendant was...
You are required to keep a current address on file with the DMV. What could happen is they could do alternative service at your Tucson address....