How long does the prosecuting attorney have to file shoplifting paperwork?

The Statute of Limitations for Misdemeanor Theft is two years from the date of the incident. In most jurisdictions it takes several months for the...

Was my dui charge dropped?

It can take several months or longer for a blood-draw DUI to get through the system. First, the officer sends the blood to the lab. Once the...

What Grounds are needed for a Officer to stop you after letting you leave a scene of a traffic stop when your not the driver ?

The situation you describe may be sufficient for probable cause to arrest. The answer would depend on a lot more facts that what you have included...

Yes, statements from witnesses my be enough to prosecute you. Whether there is enough evidence to convict depends on too many variables to discuss...

Whether lack of probable cause precludes prosecution depends on the context. At arraignment, the you judge reviews any evidence filed in support of...

My brother was in jail for 3 degree theft and taken to ICE after serving his time.

The answer to that depends on your brother's immigration status as well as the number of other factors. You will need an immigration attorney to...

Is a cell phone violation consider a moving violation in the stae of wasington.

A cell phone violation is not a "moving violation" and will not be reported to DOL or your insurance company.

I have never had a traffic ticket for over 12 years. I Recently recieved a ticket for talking on the cell phone in Washington

Don't waste your time asking for a deferment on a cell phone violation. (1) Cell phone tickets do not get reported to DOL or insurance. (2) The...

I got a ticket in the mail for having my son drive my wife to the doctor. Violation was a photo red light ticket, Renton, WA.

If you put his name on the ticket they will. The storm has a place for the drivers name, but there is nothing in the law that requires you to...

Did washington we have what's called indeterminate sentencing for misdemeanor charges such as DUI. The judge can give you up to 364 days in jail...