As a legal matter, inappropriate behavior by an officer is not a basis to dismiss charges. However, the prosecution may decide that they do not...

It depends on what the warrant says. The warrant itself should establish, at least generally, the scope of where they can look.

If there is some sort of legal error in your sentence, then you would need a motion to vacate and correct that, then you could pursue a habeas...

While no attorney can guarantee any result, it is highly unlikely that a judge would revoke your first offender for failure to pay. Outside of...

The severity of sentences will vary greatly by county. You should get in contact with an attorney before your court date if possible.

The law requires the judge to consider certain factors to decide whether bond should be granted: (1) whether the person poses a significant risk of...

Your eligibility depends on what risk level SORRB has assigned to you. If you have not been leveled, you will need an attorney to file a motion so...

You need an attorney to help obtain evidence and make your case to the prosecuting authorities and ask that the warrant be cancelled.

This is a complicated question because it depends on many different things- the charges, the written sentence, the transcripts, just to name a few....

Your daughter faces up to six months in jail and/or a $300 fine for a misdemeanor charge of possession of alcohol by a person under 21. She should...