You've posted this question before. My answer is still the same. No, you cannot be convicted of DUI if there are no drugs or alcohol in your...

Can my landlord charge visitors to my apartment b/c of special event in area?

This sounds like a complete scam attempt by your landlord to rip off your guests. It's your place. You pay the rent and are allowed to have...

What is the potential sentence for a first time offender for a pc 459 and pc 487?

A lot depends on the particular facts of the case, but residential burglary is a strike and can carry up to 6 years in state prison. Many...

What are the possible charges and punishments for Hit and Run?

The 73 year old may be looking at much more than hit and run - this could very well result in a vehicular manslaughter charge. I'm not sure who...

How would the cops know just by having medicine in system that it would cause impairment ?

The standard to arrest is "probable cause." If the police have enough facts and information to believe that the medication was a reason for the...

Where can I find Brinkmeier''s Legal guide to Deposing?

Here you go. http://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/prepare-for-your-deposition

If im stuck abroad due to injury ( italian earthquake) can someone turn in my completed n/a meetings ?or request an extention?

Ordinarily, only you or your attorney can address the court. You can contact your attorney and ask that they turn in the proof of completion on...

I had a "misdemeanor" charge of shoplifting at 13 y/o-still able to purchase firearm now at 26?

Even a plea to a misdemeanor petty theft wouldn't preclude you from owning a firearm. Of course, if you were still on probation (not applicable in...

DUI with injury -- will DA ever contact, go after or do any private invistigation towards the injured passenger ?

The DA will see the same police report you do. They will make a filing decision based on their review of the report. If they're concerned about...

What to do when you don't receive the court notice?

Your citation should have included a date for you to appear in court - usually 30-60 days from the date of your citation. Yes, the court may...