Can I get out of a warrant if i can prove i didn't do crime??

I would talk to a lawyer before you're arrested on a warrant or turn yourself in. You may even want to call the local public defender's office. ...

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Do i need a lawyer for the status hearing?

If you can't afford an attorney, you will likely be appointed one at the hearing and a new status date checked. There could be a number of...

How can I get help for a 30 year old adjudication that happen when I was 10 ,now I'm 40

I think there's a good chance the law doesn't require you to register, if the adjudication was prior to -- I think -- 1991. It's a complicated...

Should my boyfriend hire new attorney as his attorney was ineffective as council?

Should your boyfriend hire an attorney for re-sentencing? Maybe. There are number of things to consider. It sounds like the original trial...

Appeal approved and signed by appeal judge for resentencing

A complete answer would require more information. If, by approved, you mean the Court of Appeals wrote an opinion which included a remand for...

DA missed one of my previous dui in my current charge. Have preliminary trial soon. Im scared to tell my attorney about the othe

I would recommend that you are honest with your attorney. If you are not, and your attorney does not know about your prior from OK, he or she...

Can I be charged with the same crime twice

That is an excellent question, but the answer is not good. The prosecutor can amend the date in the indictment to reflect the correct incident...

I am going to disagree with both of the preceding answers. First, the attorney from Georgia is presumably basing his answer on common law assault...

I’m being charged which assault in the 3rd degree and menacing. I have a clean record with this being the only trouble.

Any time a person is charged with a crime, jail time is a possibility. In fact, that's the very definition of a crime (as opposed to a violation)....

Will there be a presentence investigation report?

In state court, no. In federal court, maybe.