What happens if I miss a MADD class for a citation

First, you and/or your lawyer must get an extension of the time to complete what's required of you. Do NOT wait until the due date or, even worse,...

I was in court at a hearing, Plaintiff suing a defendant, and I was in the middle of negotiating a stipulation with defendants,

First and foremost, you have to protect yourself on the criminal case. Absolutely do NOT say anything to anyone about any if this except for your...

The DA can file charges any time within the statute of limitations. If you have received notice of charges filed against you, it's time for a...

Should I get a lawyer and how do i fight this? Does the case go straight to the DA and get asseigned to a prosecutor?

It's not the bouncer that "presses" charges. Once the police get involved, they write up a report and forward it to the DA's office. The DA is who...

My 18 yo son is gettin charged with assault with a deadly weapon without a gun

You haven't really posted a question. To pull from your scenario though - it takes far less evidence to arrest than it does to file charges or...

I was convicted for manslaught in 1996 in the state of MS, I was sented 20 years with 10 suspended

Unless the application specifically asks for convictions within a certain time period, you must answer yes or you'd be lying on your application. ...

Ballpark, how much does house arrest cost for a third dui in socal? Does it go according to your income?

House arrest is not a guarantee on a third in Orange County by any stretch. Can it happen? Yes. If granted, it will probably include the SCRAM...

Dear Lawyer, yesterday I was charged for burglary and conspiracy. What wil happen to me?

Answered 6 minutes ago. Even though the dollar amount is low and it *could* be an infraction, they typically file the misdemeanor petty theft...

What are my chances of getting these charges dropped?

Even though the dollar amount is low and it *could* be an infraction, they typically file the misdemeanor petty theft charges against you. Assuming...

Murder trial

No. If you are found not guilty, that's it. Double jeopardy prevents you from being tried again forcthexsame offense.