Do I have a fighting chance to contest my ‘following too closely’ ticket

No. You were negligent as to look out and ran into the vehicle in front of you because you were impatient and weren't paying attention to what was...

Can the police legally raid a residence because they smelt marijuana from a person that doesn’t actually live at the residence?

Entering and searching are two different questions, but it doesn't matter that the person caught abusing animals and using illegal drugs there was...

Not generally, no. CCAP reflects things that happen in court. P & P does not need court assistance to issue an apprehension request or order...

Generally, no, and given the express advice you were given by your actual lawyer, definitely no. "Some guy on the internet told me I could call"...

The city I live in refuses (police) to even do an investigation, even though they know felony crimes have been committed?

Whatever this is, it is not a criminal defense question. If you have a question, either for this Q & A website or your current lawyers, you need to...

Proper procedures to relocate out of state with my child in Wisconsin?

This is not a general practice question. Changed the category to try and get you some useful responses.

What do I do after being charged with misdemeanor obstruction of an officer in Wisconsin?

While voluntary intoxication is no longer a defense in WI, the State will need to prove that you intentionally obstructed the officer. Stop posting...

Can I get out of an Underage Possession ticket and two Permitting Underage Drinking tickets if there is seemingly no proof?

Since these charges are not criminal, you have no right against self-incrimination, and can be called to testify against yourself at your trial....

As an attorney do you normally tell your client everything that is going on in their case?

Failure to communicate with clients is one of the most common complaints lodged against attorneys. Your husband's lawyer should be communicating...

They aren't going to just drop the charges. If you don't have a lawyer, get one. If you can't afford one, go see the public defender.