"Normal" has nothing to do with the outcome of this. That is unless your son's defense attorney can find that some significant legal error ...

Sure, you can sue him, in jail or out, for anything you like. But how much is it going to cost you to sue and try to get a judgment against him?...

No mystery here. It 'means' he has an arrest warrant and a pending criminal case from one or more different jurisdictions from the first one. ...

Either she can go back to court and have the clerk put her case on calendar so she can try to determine what happened and what should be done, or...

Victims frequently change or add to their claims. Whether that a 'affects' the trial is something the defendant's attorney can guess about after...

IF you turn yourself into court voluntarily, before you get arrested and transported to court on the warrant, and IF you earnestly apologize to the...

CAN he? Well, DID he? Whether it can be objected to in court is a different question. Anyone allowing someone on parole or probation to live,...

Statutory rape of a minor, under 18, is a felony that could be charged if this is reported to police by someone, such as parents, guardians, or by...

You are 'looking at' criminal charges of DUI, with extra enhancement of penalties for such high BA. Most people choose to hire experienced counsel...

In short, NO. Even if you were only a witness to the incident and not involved, exercise your right to remain silent and call your attorney, so he...