Your son can always file an expungement, however, the wet reckless can still be used as a prior DUI for the 10 year look back period.

The constitution allows people to represent them in court, so no one ever really needs an attorney. If you’re unable to afford an attorney, the...

Even though you may be successful in dismissing the DMV administrative hearing there is a license suspension that goes along with a DUI conviction...

The short answer is no. In fact there most likely is a warrant out since you failed to complete the terms of your sentence. I would immediately...

This is a question that you should direct to your attorney. They should be able to make that request from the prosecutor and the judge and get your...

As Already indicated a warrant for your arrest most likely will issue and you could be facing jail time. The best way to handle this is to ASAP go...

As succinctly put by another attorney, “There is no true "expungement" process in California. What you must've done is get a dismissal pursuant to...

The best person to answer this question would be whoever your attorney was at the time the order was entered. Anyone else would only have to...

It’s hard to determine what the deputy had in his mind when he decided whether or not to make an arrest. You can always contact the local sheriffs...

The officer or a prosecutor can file any charges that they believe the evidence will show that they can prove in court. It doesn’t necessarily...