Can a public defender take my place in court?

The other attorneys answered your main questions. If you have additional questions, most attorneys would be happy to offer a free consultation. ...

If I don't pay restitution in a criminal case (two felonies reduced to one gross misdemeanor) would that affect my plea deal?

As the other answer indicates, if you have already changed your plea to guilty and been sentenced, then that shouldn't change. Judges will impose...

Wrong offense date on record? Washington offense

I agree with Mr. Munson. It is a little unclear if you are trying to expunge or vacate. Either way, pending charges could trip you up. If the...

How can you get married in the Pierce County jail?

As the other attorneys said, call the jail and ask. As far as I know, there is no specific set policy. The jail is not required to allow...

I got a HOV violation ticket with statute code 46.61.050. Can I argue it?

As the other attorneys indicated, you can argue this yourself, but you probably shouldn't. There are many good attorneys in your area who handle...

I am a first time offender I'm a wrongly accused for second degree felony assault how long am I facing

In addition to the standard range if convicted, there would also be a period of community custody and Assault 2 is a strike offense. You really...

If you are the same person who posted the other questions about adverse possession, then the larger concern is the Residential Burglary charge, not...

November of 2012 , age 17 when I got an MIP in Washington state, how do I get my license ?

Whether or not you were read your rights, you might have been arrested. Or you might not. There isn't enough information to tell from what you...

Will a traffic ticket response be accepted if you forgot to date it?

As the other attorneys said, your ticket will probably be accepted for whichever hearing you checked the box. To ease your mind, you might...

The other attorneys gave good answers. It is too early to tell what will be done. Although it is too late to go back and change your decision to...