Your option is to get good counsel before the good ideas you have for your defense disappear into the mist.

Probation violation plus DUI hit and run.

No lawyer can reliably read the tea leaves on this one. You need to hire a lawyer to scope out the situation for you and then go to court with...

A 245 a1 did not hurt no one. How to get charge dropped and what to plead?

Sounds like you will be represented by a public defender in court. That's OK and you need to help your lawyer help you.

Facts control a case. You need a lawyer to help bring the facts out. Trial is the last option; there may be other ways out.

What are employers allowed to ask in regards to criminal records?

I agree with what else has been written. I believe that in these situations a lack of candor on the part of the prospective employee can easily...

Will a pardon allow me to get an airport clearance or should I seek other relief? I already have 1203.4, have been denied cleara

A certificate of rehabilitation is next, followed by a pardon. Both are involved and can be financially imposing; if you were in drug court did...

If someone is on pretrial home detention on a federal case and violates will they have to stay in jail until their court date?

It's very possible; depends on why he was detained and whether it was a one-time possible violation or something that occurred a lot before he was...

Case dismissed at prelim... Factual Innocence Finding?

If you can prove factual innocence, as opposed to insufficient evidence, you should find a way to go ahead and file that motion (have your attorney...

Can the District Attorney retract a deal they offered?

I agree with what everyone else wrote, but there are certain cases in which the defense can seek a court order for "specific performance" of the...

In probation for carrying an id with a different birthday,the court has asked me to provide dna, oral swab and fingerprints why?

The things you're being ordered to do are standard for anyone convicted of a felony; were you, or is your case a misdemeanor? You had an attorney...