Do we stay with a public defender or get a criminal defense lawyer for current court case?

i agree with mr. kleven's response. public defenders are, in large part, good attorneys who are often overworked. it's not a defense to the...

no, bond revocation hearings do not always result in the revocation of the bond. if you may have violated a no contact order, you have to...

What are the Consequences of 20-141(J1) and, 20-7(A) citation in NC? I am not a resident of USA?

the violation of 20-7(a), no operators license, is a class 3 misdemeanor, subject to a "community punishment," which means, if convicted of this...

this is outside the criminal case, and it's not so much a faster process, as it is another process, but you might consider filing a civil suit...

a complicated scenario, but will give it a shot. it can get really complicated, really fast, so be very careful in how your proceed. you need to...

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Will the situation below likely permit the judge to continue the case without putting warrant out for my arrest for not showing

you have two choices. hire an attorney who can do the following for you, often with much more success, or do the following yourself. go to the...

14 years sentence minus 50% cooperation reduction minus the drug minus 2 amendment would equal what in sentencing?

this is a difficult question to answer, for the reasons the other attorneys have stated, but here are some basics. first, a motion to reduce...

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Expungment

in north carolina, you are allowed one expungment per lifetime. don't know if indiana allows for more, but you should check into that first. may...

I am a felon due to a conspiracy to commit mail fraud charge. Am I legally allowed to go by my middle name now?

i took this question because i'm not sure that a felony conviction means that you are unable to change your name legally, at least not a felony...

the truthful and honest answer is no. at this point in the process, you haven't been convicted of anything, either by plea or trial, and you may...