In short, in my opinion, without having more information is: Yes. But at this point it is speculation at worst. You still need to consult with an...

In short, in my opinion, you need an experienced lawyer whom you trust. Unfortunately, unless your wife states under oath that she lied or was...

In short, in my opinion, you need an experienced lawyer whom you trust. Unfortunately, unless your wife states under oath that she lied or was...

What you are describing is common. It is difficult for me to speculate what basis the DA was using to remand your friend's son. I would need a...

At this point, in my opinion, I think your questions which is a good one is best handled in a confidential setting with an experienced attorney you...

In my opinion, you should still go to court. If you hire counsel then the lawyer can explain you showed up out of respect for the Court and...

I agree with the other lawyer. You should also request a copy of the discovery that your court appointed lawyer will get from the District...

What you should do is consult with an experience criminal defense attorney you trust and provide him or her with the evidence you claim to have so...

The answer is yes unless you have to get permission from your probation officer which is not as common in misdemeanor cases. It is best you check...

I am sorry that happened to you. However, it is unclear what the facts of your case are based upon your summary of your criminal history and also...