You need to have an attorney look at any court order you received. The specific language used is incredibly important in determining what your...

The Court has authority over your conditions of probation, but they generally delegate much of that authority to probation officers. When you enter...

It is common for courts to enter no-contact orders with witnesses and do-defendants as a "standard" condition. An attorney can help you to...

You need an attorney to look over the court record and determine what, specifically took place regarding the setting for which you were arrested -...

The first event that would show up on your record would be an arrest or having a charge filed against you. We do not yet know whether this will...

Generally speaking, it is correct that the prosecution must make all physical discovery - written, audio/visual, photographic, etc. - available to...