It's as easy as calling 911. The police and prosecutor will (or will not) take over from there. As my colleague correctly noted this may not be a...

I have no idea if avoiding jail is a realistic expectation in your case. One would need to know more about the charges and your criminal history. ...

I can imagine that is uncomfortable for you. There is nothing unethical or illegal about an attorney being a prosecutor in multiple counties...

That he might go to jail is probably the least of your worries. There are other consequences that are far more likely, and longer lasting. First,...

To be clear, the IID requirement is a result of a DUI conviction, but not part of the criminal sentence. When you are convicted of DUI, the court...

It's hard to say. The States would be on different systems, so it wouldn't appear on the database that the judge would normally access. However, it...

Courts almost always enter a no contact order in a situation like this, no matter who wants or doesn't want it. They are also very hesitant to...

Hearsay is an out of court statement made for the truth of the matter. In civil traffic infractions an officer is able to testify by sworn...

You're correct to reach out in search of legal advice. You need to contact some criminal defense attorneys directly and set up a consultation. ...

It depends on what the "diversion" consisted of. If your Oregon diversion was not the equivalent ("same or similar") to a Washington Deferred...