The 3 year rule applies to insurance. Your insurance company won't consider it in deciding your rates, once the moving violation is 3 yrs old.

Will a warrant for failing to comply with sanctions on a misdemeanor "time out" in Washington State?

Nope, it will be out there until she gets arrested or takes care of it. And the longer she waits, the worse it will be for her.

Our right when being interviewed by police.

1. No 2. They don't have to 3. You don't have a "right" to, but sure you can ask anything you want. 4. Yes 5. OF COURSE!! Exercise your right...

I have a warrant for FTA from 7 years ago that I just now found out about. Will I have to go to jail? Or can it be worked out?

Call the court and ask to schedule a warrant quash or recall hearing.

The benefit of the Friendship Diversion Program, is that it keeps your record completely clean. If you decide not to do the program, you will be...

Criminal defense and the lack of it . In dire need of a public defender or a powerful defense att. With a passion for justice .,

Your friend has a right to appeal her conviction. She should tell her attorney she wants to do this. A different attorney will be assigned to...

Mistreated in jail for being mentally ill and homosexual.

Since you are filing a law suit, this is a civil/ personal injury question, not a criminal defense question. Consider getting some consultations...

Im on a deffered dui and got pulled over lastnight and got another one can i fight it and stay on deffered?

You are not even supposed to be drinking alcohol. That alone can be grounds for revocation. If you are convicted of this DUI, it is a mandatory...

If the prosecution witness identified someone else n interview n judge didnt let jury hear bout it why didnt he let it in

There are many many rules about what evidence is allowed to be presented to a jury and a judge has wide discretion on applying those rules. There...

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You have the right to appeal your conviction. You can do this at public expense and have an appeals attorney appointed to you. Tell your attorney...