The State will have to prove that you were the driver. If there is evidence that you were the driver, then "yes" you can be charged and possibly...

There isn't a timeframe, per se. If a matter is really old, or already confirmed for Trial, a judge is less likely to allow a delay. Continuing to...

They're actually isn't enough facts in your question to give you an answer. For starters, DOC sentences are a fixed time, not a range of months. ...

This is ultimately something you need to talk to your attorney about. It's very common for a condition of release to be "no new law violations." ...

The longer you wait the more difficult it is to tie the accident to your injuries. It sounds like you documented the incident which helps. If you...

Since the acts occur in both states, and across state lines, you would be subject to Washington, Florida and federal laws. The age of consent is...

Citizens don't have the authority to file and prosecute criminal charges. That is solely a function of the government. You would be entitled to...

There are really two separate parts to your question: potential criminal charges and immigration consequences. I changed the practice area from...

The right to a speedy trial is a Constitutional Right. It's understandable that people assume that that means that the state has to bring a person...

The proper procedure for amending charges depends on what stage the case is in. Declining to file misdemeanor charges when the State has felonies...