Can you refuse Medical Treatment if your intoxicated and under 21?

I am not licensed in NJ, but the answer is yes, as long as they acted reasonably under the conditions out of concern for your safety. The problem...

I am not licensed in NC, but saying "not really, maybe one" is an admission. The next step is damage control for you. What is your prior record? ...

I do not practice in Hall County and I am not licensed in GA, but why don't you just ask the probation department there and explain your concerns? ...

My friend was arrested drunk and charged with espionage. Will she do jail time?

I am not licensed in Pennsylvania, but more facts are needed to answer your question, as well as the prior criminal history of your friend. The...

How would pending charges (1 felony and 1 misdemeanor) be dismissed if the charged in no longer in the state or the country?

I am not licensed in Texas (the 77036 area code), but if the charges were filed and you did not appear, there would be a bench warrant for you. ...

Is it considered a bench warrant if you dont have a court date, just a date you have to pay your ticket by?

I am not licensed in South Carolina, but in CA, where I am licensed, the situation you describe is not a bench warrant.

Will i lose my license?

No, I don't think so. Pay the ticket. You are not eligible for traffic school.

If someone were drunk, and on drugs and shoots a bar &someone accidentally dies in crossfire, murder or manslaughter?

I am not licensed in Indiana, but I would lean toward murder because of the argument that caused the shooting, it appears.

I read that since 2009, duii convictions do not drop off your record. What about duii's prior to 2009?

I am not licensed in Oregon, but my understanding is that any conviction stays on one's record forever. For example, I am licensed in CA and I...

Can I still fight after i took a differed deal? DWI to Deadly conduct

Before you ask to withdraw your plea, speak at length with an experienced DUI attorney in Texas because there is a saying "be careful what you ask...