Well, the worst that can happen upon conviction, whether you plead guilty or are found guilty, is technically 30 days in jail and a $1,250 fine, as...

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First, if the judge revoked diversion, she will not be "charged" with DUII. She will be CONVICTED of DUII. In order to enter diversion, she had...

I was accused of stealing because a friend handed me a stolen condom. I didnt know it was a stolen item. What do i plea?

You plead NOT GUILTY, and you find a criminal defense/juvenile defense attorney. Post no more details about the event online, and confine your...

First, stop posting any more details about the incident online. This is not a confidential forum. Anything you say here can be used against you,...

Your father-in-law needs a criminal defense attorney NOW! He should talk to NOBODY about the case escept for his attorney, not even you. If...

Do I have to write a letter stating I'm selling left personal items?

You may not legally sell items that do not belong to you. The last thing you want to have happen is for you to be charged with theft yourself for...

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Charged with a class C felony - Misdemeanor. rev 137.225

If you have multiple convictions, the ten-year waiting period is still applicable. Because, in order to be eligible to expunge any one conviction,...

In a child custody order, is the other party allowed to change the days the court appointed to me, without going to court?

The court order must be obeyed as written, unless both parties consent (do that in writing if you want to consent) to a change. You have the right...

During the search of our home, several things were siezed and we were never given an inventory sheet. is that legal?

They will inventory everything they took, and you can get the inventory, as well as the affidavits that allowed them to get the search warrant. ...

Can police take my medical marijuana?

Police are limited to seizing what is particularly described in a warrant, or anything contraband in plain sight while lawfully conducting a...