You can do it, but good luck on that helping you get the public defender you want. However, what you can do is once the public defender is...

The sheriff sauntering in could be a clear violation of the 4th Amendment. Although I agree with the other lawyers that overall this is a minor...

It is clear you love your daughter very much. It is also clear that you may need to get a second opinion from another experienced criminal defense...

Yes, that is an option. However, it would be best for you to discuss this with your attorney. Just make sure you have the medical documentation...

Unfortunately, after you take a deal and it has been more than 60 days, you are stuck with the consequences unless you have extenuating...

You or your attorney needs to communicate to the Court that you want it terminated. That is done by calendaring the case. If it is criminal then...

It sounds like there is a big discrepancy between what you understood your sentence was and what your parole officer has told you more recently. ...

That is an excellent question. The answer is that it should be. However, probation and the Judge will make that ultimate decision.

No, it does not. It could mean it is a DA reject or will be soon. Or it could mean that the DA's Office has a lot of cases to work on and will...

Depends upon the issue of crowding in the jail. It really is anyone's guess beyond half time credit. But as you may know that could be extended...