WHy and what can i do?

There is a big difference between charges not filed and charges dropped. From the timeline you describe it seems more likely that charges have not...

Lifetime supervision is unconstitutional rights ?

The court is the judge of what is and is not constitutional. The Supreme Court being the ultimate decider. By definition, something cannot be...

Can my son take back his guilty plea and get a new trial?

It is very tough to withdraw a guilty plea. If this report amounts to newly discovered evidence that, with due diligence, could not have been...

Can I dispute based on wrong color mention in ticket given to me?

This is a really common question as it happens all the time. The officer must prove that you were speeding, meaning there is (1) evidence of...

Whats my defense and what I should expect at my upcoming court date I've been summoned for regarding a possible burglary charge?

The first part of your defense is to stop talking and/or writing about this. The second part is to get an attorney. You can then begin to figure...

Can my son get his DUI administrative driver license suspension lifted after being found not guilty?

To add to Mr. Nahajski's answer a little. The burden of proof is different in these separate proceedings. The state must present proof beyond a...

What can she do?

This is actually an immigration question, not a criminal defense question. If your daughter is a citizen of the United States she should not have...

How.long can police hold my car they seized from my moms property during my arrest while awaiting a.search warrant?

There is no set amount of time. They will need to apply for a warrant and then search the car within the timeframe listed in the warrant. Once...

Yes. A theft 3 (or any misdemeanor) would normally be charged in Municpal or District Court. These "lower courts" don't have jurisdiction to hear...

What is the best way to take care of a DUI that took place in 2006 .He now has a warrant for his arrest

The only way to handle this is to hire an attorney and have that person help guide him through the process. Courts aren't typically impressed...