Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile ... +3 more
You should ask your attorney this question. It'll depend a little bit on the court. Maybe a couple of years is a ballpark.
4 grams isn't a state jail. 1-4 is a third degree, and 4-200 is a second degree.
The attorney can file a writ, but then when the other county finds out, they're going to probably issue a warrant on a probation revocation. You...
If he's not yet convicted on the new case, I'd try to get someone to fight it all, personally. Yes, he's facing revocation. But with a new drug...
I was also going to suggest the law school. They often have professors and students who participate in legal clinics to help people just like...
I'm sorry, but the answer is no. You cannot expunge it because you were on deferred. You also cannot petition the court for non-disclosure, which...
To prove the case against you, they'd have to bring in the officer that saw it happen, not just the one who ticketed you. Good luck!
Here's what Ms. Foley is talking about: (e) A person is entitled to petition the court under Subsection (d) only if during the applicable...
If you can prove that the address on the ticket isn't in a school zone, you could probably fight that. You might want to consider getting an...
Yes, it can. It's up to the parole board what they do with it. You're better off with legal representation than without.
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