District attorney is offering me a "clean day" to come in a give my entire story in the hopes they believe me and drop case.

clean day? Do you mean "queen for a day" --in any event I think you mean that the prosecutor is offering you limited immunity to discuss your case...

Wondering again if my past will disqualify me as a professional guardian. All legal issues have been resolved. Record below.

You adeptly point out that there is no fraud or abuse involved, which is a major factor in these applications. It's possible that they are waiting...

Can evidence be suppressed?

Not even close. The cop may have estimated the amount, or even gotten it wrong, but misreporting the weight isn't likely to change the fact that...

How do I find help for a family member who is in prison get help with a federal appeal pro bono I've had no luck on the internet

You will likely continue to have no luck. Federal Appeals are complicated and costly. If your family member is on direct appeal, he'll either...

DA Keeps rescheduling with very little notice?

This doesn't sound reasonable. It's the defendant who has the speedy trial right. Nevertheless, your attorney might have a talk with the DA about...

FSTs are always subjective. The people that do them always think they passed and the cops that administer them always thing they failed. I'd...

I just got a charge of driving while suspended, this is my 5th time in georgia

It sounds like you got lucky on your last go around. You may not be so lucky on this one. Best to get a lawyer to defend you . . .and stop...

How can someone be charged with entering house to commit A&B, without evidence?

It would be unethical to charge someone with NO evidence whatsoever. I suspect there is evidence of which you are not aware, but there likely is...

How much time can my boyfriend get for he's 1.case was burglary in the 2.case was a home invasion like 3 months later .

Mr. Galivan gave you the max term, but really, defendants rarely max out. More likely it will be lower, but exactly what a defendant gets depends...

The rules may vary state to state, but in Federal courts, prosecutors don't have a duty to present exculpatory evidence, but they do have a duty...