Can the police take you out of drug treatment center on felony warrent

If you have a warrant you can be arrested anywhere. It is very unlikely that they will know where you are or take the time to come get you while...

Is it worth it to challange the quantity in a felony drug possession case if you know they are wrong?

In Snohomish County they are dismissing possession of less than two grams in some cases. Your history and other facts surrounding your case will...

If this summons is for an arraignment on criminal charges, and she does not appear, a warrant will be issued. If this is a summons to appear...

I did break and enter my job and stoked 400 dollars which they took from my last check worked what should have charges been

Is this a question or a warning ng to other people not to do the same thing? This is clearly within the definition of Burglary in the Second...

Can police read your license plate pull u over and say the reason I pulled u over is you don't have a license

A police officer can stop a vehicle if the registered owner does not have a valid license unless the officer gains information that the driver is...

What would be the least amount of punishment for a hit and run with no priors?

Clearly you have an attorney because you have a plea offer. Discuss this with your attorney. He or she knows a lot more about your case then we do.

Court on tuesday, can't afford a lawyer and missed public defender screening. What do I do?

Tell the judge that you cannot afford an attorney and you missed the screening. You are very sorry. You understand How important this is and that...

I had dui with 5 year blower and still have 3 years. In the last month I blew up to a .07. What happens

That depends on the status of your DUI case. Typically the court takes 5 years jurisdiction and orders that you not do certain things during that...

The field test is not admissible in court and not required to prove the charge. A lab test, that can shown to be accurate, reliable and properly...

It's illegal and you can be charged criminally and sued for damages. But, of course, that is obvious and probably not your real question. Did...