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Yes. To prove the charge of DUI the police/prosecutor needs to prove that 1. you were driving or in actual physical control of a vehicle, and 2....
You have been given a written arrest. You have technically been arrested, however, you were given a break and not taken to the jail. All criminal...
You most likely had this conversation with the prosecutor during what is called a pre-filing interview. Prosecutors are encouraged to file charges...
Depending on the facts (ex: the type of weapon and the reason why you were carrying it), your criminal history, and the circumstances leading to...
Taking/possessing narcotics without a prescription may violate your probation. Speak with the lawyer that represented you in the matter leading to...
It is important to speak with a plaintiff's attorney (licensed to practice in your state) sooner rather than later. The Statute of Limitations...
It is important to speak with a medical malpractice attorney (licensed to practice in your state) sooner rather than later. The Statute of...
To answer your question regarding Statute of Limitations, Florida has a two-year statute of limitations for medical malpractice causes of action,...
As a former prosecutor I can tell you that making inconsistent statements to the police and the prosecutor can make proving the case very difficult...
Good afternoon, You're right that you should not lose your license for having a shy bladder. You need to speak with a local DUI defense attorney...
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