Hello. David Wallin, here. As you've already spoken to the detective, I would advise you to contact a criminal defense attorney, to go over...

No attorney, that wasn't present at the trial, can answer your question with any specificity. That being said, the Prosecutor has to prove...

You should contact an attorney, who is local to where the court will be. That atty may be able to help you figure out what's going on. I hope...

This sounds like a Law School exam, but I'll give it a whirl. You have 1) Under the influence, 2) trespass, 3) Vandalism, 4 Burglary, if the...

Unless you've got a history of flaking out with prior violations, maybe you have a problem. But as long as you keep a paper trail, between you...

Do not delay. Contact a local criminal defense firm and speak to the most experienced attorney you can find. Many here, offer FREE...

Simply wait, based on your lack of funds, and say nothing to nobody...( if that's correct grammar ) if they change you with a crime, say...

After practicing criminal law for 38 years. I can't tell you times I've heard those exact words by clients, only to read a police report that had,...

In response to your question, if you don't like your court appointed attorney, you'll need to retain a private criminal defense firm. You...

For you to get any advice, from attorneys who practice Criminal Defense, you will need to speak to one, and go over all the facts of your...