This is not a do it yourself project. Talking, writing, or emailing the cops is the LAST thing anyone should do. Your friend should be more...

If you lose the plead not guilty can u still fight ur ticket with traffic ticket fighting agencies example :ticket clinics?

"Everybody else does it" is not a defense. A "ticket fighting agency" employs lawyers to fight the case for you at trial, which is what happens...

Can I counter-sue an attorney for what he did while representing an opponent?

Anything the lawyer said during court proceedings, or in declarations filed with the court, is privileged and cannot be the basis of a defamation...

As a criminal defense attorney, do you defend your client as presumed innocent until proven guilty?

Of course lawyers defend their clients, even if they KNOW the client committed the crime! I recently won a felony assault case where a sitting...

WHEN SHOULD MY MIRANDA RIGHTS BE READ?

It would be a lot easier to read your question if you didn't type in ALL CAPS. The cops don't have to advise you of Miranda rights until you are...

I had a dui 15 years ago and was committed to prison an I get my license?

Contact your local DMV office. They will tell you what you need to do to get a license.

Can police officers threaten me by giving me an alternative- become an informant or be arrested on misdemeanor charges?

Yes, they can give you the "opportunity" to become a snitch, which could place your life in danger when dope dealers find out you're the one who...

If I am a domestic hetero partner of 30 yrs but neither of us are over 62, how can I protect myself regarding Lacera pension ?

Unless you are REGISTERED domestic partners (and you clearly understand that you can't register due to limits), you're roommates as far as the law...

If a person was arrested for a crime and didnt do it but the one who did is willing to go to da office and tell him it was him ?

This person should talk to the defendant's lawyer and provide a statement. Treating criminal cases as a DIY project rarely goes well.

How long does a DA Have to file charges on a felony ?

The DA has at least three years to file felony charges... and possibly more, depending on the offense.