Do I need a lawyer or can I do this myself?

Generally a court will want to see that you completed at least 1/2 of the term of probation and have complied will all terms of probation....

The officer that requested the warrant has asked that the judge who signed the warrant to order the contents of the affidavit sealed. Usually...

What are the potential plea bargains for someone that has one prior pc1000 and recent arrest for sales up to 2 oz?

Unfortunately, sounds like the possession for sale of meth is a new felony filing and can also be used to violate is probation. The claim that he...

Open Alcohol Container on Private Property still an infraction?

City Walk is open to the public and routinely patrolled and serviced by LA County Sherriff's Dept. Speak with an attorney who has experience in...

Can my primary dr refuse to treat me if my injuries are work related? I was hospitalized for 6 days & released to her care.

You need to consult with a personal injury attorney. Although you have a workers compensation claim you also have a bodily injury claim against the...

Will I be facing criminal charges for employee theft?

You need to hire a criminal defense attorney. You have a right to remain silent when questioned by the police. If you are charged with a crime it...

2 years ago i was caught shoplifting at target ($60 worth) i never went to court, how can i fix this.

It is advisable to hire a criminal defense attorney immediately. Basically, you and your attorney will go to the courthouse where the warrant was...

I got arrested for possesion three days later released on bail, made all my court days but missed my follow up court after

Contact your attorney who represented you and advise him of the situation. If there is a valid reason for non-compliance that may help and you may...

I've been subpoenaed as a witness to a criminal case. Do I have to show up to court?

If you fail to appear a bench warrant will issue for your arrest.

Speak to the attorney who handled your boyfriends case. There are circumstances upon which a judge may modify order upon a duly noticed motion....