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James Reese Mitchell's Answers (15)

Criminal defense Lawyer

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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I got a dwi in NC and now live in Fl how do i get my license back

James's answer | Answered on June 15, 2009

The best place to start is with the Department of Motor Vehicles. Contact the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV)...

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If I have never committed a feloy but I am charged with aggravated battery with a motor vehicle, will i go to prison?

James's answer | Answered on June 10, 2009

I practice criminal law in Florida. For felony cases in the State of Florida the state attorney prepares a scoresheet to determine the minimum...

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My brother was arrested and placed in count jail. he was saposed to have several sergeries on his eye and mouth. He is not being

James's answer | Answered on June 09, 2009

Unfortunately I have seen situations like this many times, clients in jail in need of medical services but not getting treatment from the jail. If...

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How does one go about getting a job after a DUI conviction in FL and driving with a suspended lic? any State programs to help?

James's answer | Answered on June 05, 2009

Your friend is in a tough position! She had a restricted license but lost it when she violated the restriction that the license can be used only...

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Automatic second probation violation?

James's answer | Answered on June 05, 2009

You seem to be asking, will my son be violated if he does not comlpete a 12 week drug program in 8 weeks? It sounds like he missed some of his...

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