If it’s measurable, it’s chargeable. Doesn’t matter how old the meth or the straw is. You need to hire an attorney asap.

Why would you get a court summons for "trial" if your defense attorney has not received discovery, pretrial or jury selection?

Without knowing anything about your case, there is no way anyone on this forum can answer your question. You have an attorney. Ask your attorney.

Preliminary hearing

I agree with Mr. Hartsfield and would only add that the best person to ask is your guy’s attorney, assuming he has one. If he doesn’t, he needs one...

What does it mean to be arrested and then released in 48 hours without bond or seeing a judge?

I don’t practice in Nebraska, but it sounds like the D.A. or prosecuting attorney’s office didn’t file the charges with the court and they could...

Should i call the cops if i know that someone that is living in my house has a warrant but i dont know when he'll come back?

Having him “hide out” at your home will probably get you into trouble. The bet course of action is to tell him that he can’t stay at your home. ...

Can l get out of a paraphernalia Charge from an illegal search?

Once you said “yes”, it was no longer an illegal search. You consented to the search. You should consult with an experienced criminal defense...

What if the paper the public defender gave you said 90 days but the court telling you a 105 something completely different

Without seeing all the paperwork and not knowing anything about the case, it’s impossible to give you an answer. His attorney is the only one who...

How does this affect me?

Not sure exactly which “new rule” you’re referring to. The Trump Administration has promulgated a number of administrative changes within the past...

I made a terrible decision & tried to steal a tea from a store. I got a ticket for petty theft. Do I need a lawyer?

Do you “need” an attorney? Probably not. Should you get an attorney? Definitely. An experienced criminal defense would help get you the best...

Attorney has reason to know that defendant's witness -that the defendant insist Must testify- maybe a lying witness. Should he

If the attorney knows that the witness is going to lie on the stand, the witness should not be called, no matter what the client wants.