You might consider hiring a victim's rights attorney. You could also voice your objection to testifying with the Victim Witness Office in your...

Yes, it is possible. If, for instance, domestic violence is committed in the presence of a police officer and he were to make an arrest, there...

My best guess is that you either failed to pay the fine or set up a payment plan to pay the fine within 30 days of sentencing.

The short answer is yes. There are potentially some defenses involving involuntary intoxication / duress / necessity etc. ... but the simplest...

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I would suggest you hire an attorney to place the matter back on calendar with the Superior Court to have the warrant recalled and ask another...

If I'm not mistaken, in 2013, certain California counties were in a pilot program that required interlock devices subsequent to a first conviction...

If the crime was a misdemeanor then the statute of limitations has run - which means there will be no criminal case from which a valid subpoena...

Strictly speaking, duress is a complete defense to driving under the influence if it creates a reasonable doubt as to any underlying element of the...

There's really no reason for you to waste half a day sitting in court if you have an attorney willing to appear on your behalf at arraignment...

If it was a criminal citation, a warrant will likely issue if you fail to appear. In reality, Texas is probably never going to pay the money to...