First off, yes, you should've hired a lawyer, and you probably ought to for the next round if you have one. Second, unless otherwise specified you...

You may still get charged. Statute of limitations is one year for a misdemeanor, three years for a felony (which may be the case if anyone other...

You don't know when the test might be, but if you fail the test you might go to jail. So make sure that if you are tested, it will be clean. Once...

You should contact the court or your previous attorney. Usually the first time of missing out is not a huge deal if you get yourself back on...

Starting in 2019, in most cases the restriction no longer requires only to and from work; rather, the restriction is that you need to have an...

You can avoid the automatic suspension if you request a hearing with the DMV within 10 days after your arrest. The information is on the back of...

If you have already pled guilty to get the diversion, it's unlikely you'd be able to change it at this point. But if not, you have the right to...

It means your blood alcohol was measured in a breath test at .146, with a margin of error of .007. The legal limit is .08. If you were pulled over...

Certainly possible to stay out of jail. There are a wide range of outcomes possible, including lesser charges and alternative sentencing. You...

This will depend on the status of conviction at this point. Unfortunately, even an expunged conviction for robbery may result in a firearms...