I apparently drove my vehicle into a ditch and was unresponsive but don’t remember the events in question.
answered on Feb 27, 2023
If you do nothing, then yes. Hire a DUI attorney and let them get a DLD hearing. You MUST do this within 10 ACTUAL days or you will lose the license. Options exsist to re-instate it if you lose it. Get an attorney today.
I had already moved
answered on Feb 21, 2023
Well you haven't asked a question, so I don't have a response other than if you would like a consultation feel free to call my office and set up a phone or in person meeting.
For months the bus driver has been allowing the kids to cross right in front of the bus. Yesterday the bus driver drove off right as my son was starting to cross and other kids were still in the street. My son is young and is now scared of crossing the street.
answered on Jan 10, 2023
This is not a criminal law question. If you think the driver is committing crimes, you need to contact the police.
answered on Dec 19, 2022
It's ok for you. Not for them. They could be charged for felon in possession by the feds. Get rid of the guns and ammo or the roommate.
Im wondering if the person who overdosed can claim affirmative defense and how it works. Its 58-37-8(16) of the utah crimial code im wondering about. About a month ago i overdosed and i was arrested. Now im facing possesion charges. I dont have a lawyer so i have been trying to research as much as... Read more »
answered on Nov 30, 2022
Too many deetails undisclosed in your question - contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area for a consultation.
What am i supposed to say? What do i want to avoid saying? I wasnt high driving there was just drugs in my blood i was on lunch from work….
answered on Nov 19, 2022
Your attorney will ask all the pertinent questions. You should not try this on your own any more than you should remove your own appendix.
answered on Nov 4, 2022
Probably not. Most federal indictments are sealeed until served to prevent a target from fleeing.
Im going through a divorce its been 9 months waiting. I fell in love with someone who has misdemeanors for dumb traffic things. He had some stuff in his teens. Hes changed and wanting to be a fireman or go into marines to be a combat medic. Im worried that my Ex husband who is not a good guy might... Read more »
answered on Sep 30, 2022
This is not a criminal law question. You need a family law specialist.
answered on Sep 29, 2022
It depends on the policy of the department serving the warrant.
Can a Class A misdemeanor of simple assault on a peace officer be expunged?
Meaning if your Plea and Abeyance said 18 months can a judge dismiss your case and the charges after only 6 months if you have completed all other required terms?
answered on Aug 9, 2022
No. It is a contract between you and the prosecution. The judge cannot amend that contract.
They have him in jail since April 17 on a fingerprint his appointed lawyer don't help him he just wants him to sighn a paper to send him to prison I dont think he should be in there only for a fingerprint they have no other evidence against him hes not on camera they have no Witnesses the... Read more »
If AP&P and assisting officer searched a parolees room and led to an arrest, can AP&P then reach out to their friend who is former law enforcement (who was romantically involved with parolee) about the arrest? Can they also pick up the parolees belongings from the Inn they were staying at... Read more »
answered on Feb 13, 2022
Thiis is a Power of Attorney or Family Law question. Please post it those forums.
I case there are anyone who seen my previous messages I thought I was paranoid so got my own urine test from doctor came up clean now found out downstairs neighbor and across the street neighbor broke into my back window hide something in my spare bedroom they did not know I was taking out garbage... Read more »
answered on Feb 11, 2022
As you have been told before by me and other attorneys, you need to hire an attorney if you have been charged with a crime. You cannot represent yourself on this by asking questions online. All cases are very fact specific and there is no silver bullet to defend you. Please call an attorney.
Two yrs clean now they dropped a bag of crack in front of house they live downstairs and gave it to the cops saying it was mine what do I do?
answered on Feb 7, 2022
If you have been charged with a crime, contact an attorney immediately. Your theory is wobbly. No matter what, I would think moving somewhere else may help as well.
“But the interpretive rule of legislative acquiescence bars us from disregarding that body’s failure to amend the drug possession statute for the last 40 years.” - IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON "...statute was unconstitutional, violating due process clause protections... Read more »
answered on Jan 31, 2022
As previously mentioned other cases from other courts is persuasive in use, but not controlling. This is not a silver bullet - more like buckshot. Check with your attorney.
I was recently raided with a search for fire arms and electronic devices. While they were searching some of the officers seen allegedly other stolen items. The officers then got another warrent after searching house. Is that legal?
answered on Jan 30, 2022
Of course you can get charged. Proving it is another question. You need an attorney right now. You can't defend this on your own.
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