Yes, the judge can always change your release conditions, whether that be revoking bond, or changing the bond, etc. A bail bondsman has to worry...

Defamation cases are really hard to prosecute. You have to prove that the false statements, made public, actually caused you damages. One example...

Can a D.O. get away with grabbing an inmate hard enough to mark them?

In order to sue the Sheriff's office for civil damages, you have to file a notice of claim within 180 days of the incident. The purpose of that is...

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I agree with everything my colleagues said, but would add a few more points: While it is true that the minimum sentence for a Meth-for-sale...

Is it a violation of ethics?Is it a violation of the law? Or both?

It is impossible to know what your assigned public defender knew, when she knew it, whether the information she was given (if any) had any...

I was arrested of criminal damage, and then dismissed when I meet with prosecutor. How can I expunge my criminal record?

The fact that the charges were dismissed means that you have nothing to be expunged because you don't have a conviction. That's the good news,...

I have 2 class designated 6 felonies, didnt go to prison can they be dropped?

Some criminal convictions can be "set aside" under A.R.S. 13-907. This is NOT an expungement, contrary to popular belief. If a conviction is...

Taking the facts you presented as true, there is no crime committed here. A public defender will be appointed if there is a possibility of jail...

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Had a settlement in case, in 1994, but my lawyer lost contact with me. Is the money still available or am I out of luck?

Adding to what my colleague wrote, I will point out that here in Arizona, the State Bar has a Fee Arbitration service that can be very helpful in...

I have two outstanding warrants from 1999 for failure to appear for failue to show driver's license & lying to law enforcement.

Also keep in mind that, if indeed the warrant remains active, they might actually detain you if you go up to the court to pay fines and fees and/or...