REF: deferred dui prosecution and the 7 yr statute

If you get another DUI within 7 years of a prior DUI, you face enhanced penalties (both criminal penalties, and in terms of consequences to your...

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When I was 17 I received a negligent for driving intoxicated and now I am about to receive a DUI. Can I defer it?

To add to what the other attorneys have already said, I rarely recommend that my clients enter into deferred prosecutions. My opinion is that...

Referencing a DUI deferred prosecution case in Washington State - When does the 5 yr probation begin and end?

The 5 year period begins when the judge signs the order granting the deferred prosecution. You face enhanced penalties if you get a second or...

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When does probation actually begin and end as related to a deferred prosecution case in Washington State?

It is rare to get a legal question where three lawyers all have the same answer. But yes, probation begins on the date the judge signs the order...

Where do I get a affidavit of prejudice form

If you are representing yourself at arraignment (and I would highly advise against this), and you wish to file an affidavit of prejudice against a...

Am I able to use a deferral for a Malicious Mischief case?

There are likely a number of sentencing options or options leading to dismissal that could be available in your case. An experienced attorney will...

I need to set up a court date with a certain judge for a review hearing. How do I get a hearing?

If you have an attorney, he or she should be the one to set the review hearing. He or she would do so by calling the court clerk's office and...

What should I do prior to calling the police back.

Your question does not make clear why the police are wanting to talk to you. Perhaps it was your car that he was driving? Nonetheless, you are...

What do I have to do to move out of state?

You will need to review your sentencing documents closely to determine whether the court restricted you from moving out of state. That would be...

Prosecutorial misconduct

Without more details, it is impossible to know whether this is enough to have the case thrown out. The defendant's attorney should withdraw however...