Portland, OR
Expungement Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Expungement, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
To find out if he has a warrant, he should talk with his attorney or call the court clerk. I assume there is a warrant (unless this was the...
Not likely to win this argument. But if you plan to represent yourself and want to make this argument, you have an absolute right to do so.
Read the statute on civil compromises. ORS 135.703-709. Not all crimes are eligible for civil compromise and, even if an agreement is reached,...
You should talk with an attorney who is licensed to practice in California. Your question showed up under Oregon criminal defense (maybe because...
The statutes covering civil compromises are ORS 135.703-709. ORS 135.705 indicates that the court has discretion as to whether or not to grant a...
Nice try, but highly unlikely. Assuming you can be identified from the photo, a better course would be to try to get the ticket dismissed by...
You should talk with an attorney about a civil claim as well.
Generally a case can't be transferred from one court to another for this reason, but the judge may be willing to waive your personal appearance. I...
This is an instance in which you should consult with an attorney in person. The best course of action depends on several factors, including whether...
If this is a criminal case you are talking about, perhaps you mean to say "civil compromise." A civil compromise is only authorized by statute for...
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