A felony conviction bars you for life from possessing firearms or ammo. It depends on the law of the state where your case was handled (Colorado I...

Ms. Hansen's concern is warranted. Forget worrying about whether the sporting goods store may or may not use that information to deny you...

Hello i have court in a few weeks regardig a hit n run misdemenor what do i need to get or do to remove it can the person drop t

You are being charged with a crime. You need to speak with a criminal defense attorney. It is not up to the lady who was involved in the crash...

Can you lower a grand theft misdemeanor to something else?

The simple answer to your question is, yes, it is possible, but that does not mean it is going to happen. It depends on the specific facts of your...

If you are not a criminal, and the police arrest you without a warrant, is the officer civilly liable to you at this point?

Are you asserting that the Constitutution prohibits law enforcement from pulling your vehicle over on a public road to give you a citation? Good...

She should not plead to anything without first speaking to an attorney. Tell her to go meet with a few, most give free consultations, and choose...

What about the Domestic violence charge? He pleaded guilty? He should be banned from firearms.

It is kind of hard to explain, but I will try. Just because he was charged and convicted for an incident that we might call "domesstic violence" in...

How can a SF sheriff pled guilty of Domestic violence and false imprisonment and still posses a Firearm? Its a federal law ban

Because believe it or not, the crime he plead to, false imprisonment, does not require that the perpetrator use force or threat of force, which it...

Grand theft, what will happen?

Mr. Kaman is correct in everything he said. You need an attorney. Meet with a few, most give free consultations, and choose the one you feel most...

Under what circumstances can a police officer search me, my purse, and my vehicle when he stops me?

See my previous response to your same question. Generally, without a warrant the officer must have probable cause to search your person (including...