You should contact an attorney to discuss your son’s options. Would be glad to talk with you about it but it is important to speak with an attorney.

The answer to both your questions is likely no based upon the facts you presented. However, it is best to go over the citation and facts with an...

If your license was from another state, they should not have clipped it. As for the state you hold a license in, they will have to send you notice...

Since your previous diversion is only a year old you won’t be afforded that opportunity again. You will be looking at a mandatory minimum of 48...

They are not forcing you to represent yourself, they are just denying a court-appointed attorney due to your finances. Nothing is stopping you from...

Depends on the evidence. Hopefully she is represented, and if not I would suggest consulting with a criminal defense attorney.

Can they convict on this evidence? Yes. Your son should contact an attorney for assistance. Best of luck.

Yes an attorney can help with your warrant. Just need to make contact with one for assistance. Many of us do this day in and day out.

Most DWI / DUI cases do not go to trial, rather they are handled at the evidentiary stage. Defense will ask for evidentiary hearing to keep state...

The best advice is to hire an attorney to look at the evidence. After that you will know better if you have a case.