Is a proffer necessarily an in-person conference or can it sometimes be in writing, or over the phone?

A federal proffer or "queen for a day" session is typically attended IN PERSON by the person under investigation ("profferor"), their lawyer,...

How can an attorney help me with a DUI charge, first offense?

There's a good chance the DMV will impose a 4 month suspension on a first-time DUI, but that can usually be converted to a1 month actual suspension...

Do they have probable cause?

Perhaps there is PC with this "drifting" - hard to know; maybe there's a dash cam video. That said, as anyone who has a Class M license should...

How do I get my guns returned that were taken during a search warrant for my house but the warrant was not for me?

Unless you want to wait indefinitely on the police for taking your property (and possibly missing some claim deadlines in the process), you should...

Got a DUI first time in my life

It all depends on the facts. Some cases are hard to beat. Others are dismissed, and still others are settled with wet or dry reckless or exhibition...

Unless the prosecutor has proof problems or the stop was without probable cause, your chances are probably not good. You can try, though, and in...

I passed all three field test, they did not give me a breath test or blood test but still arrested me.

From the information you provided it's unclear why, ultimately, the arrested you if you received no chemical test. No test at all? Not even at the...

The truth is as a minor - even with a much lower BAC of .05% - you'd have a tough time but here, with a .14 you're going to have an even tougher...

Do I have a chance in fighting this charge?

You sure can fight the charge and maybe even win. There are some strategies that an experienced DUI lawyer can use to get the charge decreaed or...

My sister killed herself after a long struggle with psychiatric meds. She saw her psychiatrist the morning of and told him

I'm very sorry for your loss, and to hear of this doctor's failure to act under a duty to act. What you described seems like medical negligence....