Please see my answer to your duplicate question.

Did the sheriff start the chase in his county? Did another county officer show up? What did the sheriff stop you for (speeding?).

Was there something out of probate court giving her authority to sign for your mother? Did she have a power of attorney signed by your mother giving her authority to sign for your mother? Did she forge the signature?

There are a variety of reasons that a insufficient indictment can be issued. One reason is that the evidence did not support the charges that the District Attorney presented for the indictment purposes. It also means that the case was not indicted and the DA cannot move forward (Unless they try... View More

First of all, the first test is generally to get a base line not to send you to jail. Generally had you been up front there would not have been an issue. Your text is a little confusing but here is what I gather. If you run the entire probation gets fouled and you will be held accountable for it... View More

Your issues are not typical as the courts usually don't let you reach the end without resolving restitution. The court cannot extend the sentence past the original date, they don't have the power to resentence without a hearing. AND the sentence cannot be longer than is allowed by law.

Your question depends on how you were charged. Will you be in juvenile court or are they treating you as an adult? Additionally, you could face issues in both criminal court and civil issues with the school as well. The school may choose to expel you or they may give you in house suspension, out... View More

I cant really answer your question about Tennessee laws, if it was in Georgia he would still have to go to court and answer for the charges on the Drugs. As far as the hold for extradition, usually law enforcement in Georgia will usually hold for a minimum of 45 days waiting for another law... View More

In addition to being grounds for divorce under 19-5-3 you should review O.C.G.A 16-6-19 which states the following: A married person commits the offense of adultery when he voluntarily has sexual intercourse with a person other than his spouse and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished as for... View More

Generally the state is immune from prosecution from such actions. The burden to prove that the state (the arresting agency and officers running the roadblock) are not immune is placed upon the individual making the claims. In order to properly evaluate the chances would need to know why the... View More

Generally this code section involves a number of charges for DUI resulting in a suspension of your license plates. Without knowing more about your previous charges it would be difficult to answer. The bottom line however is that you may be able to get a probationary driving license and then get a... View More

What speed were you traveling and what was the speed limit? Those have a lot to do with the answer to your question in relationship to points that you can get awarded which would affect your CDL. Technically the Marijana shouldn't affect your CDL but you will still want to try and keep it off... View More

If someone is in jail on a probationary hold you will have to find out what the hold is for AND then take care of that matter.

Either I don't really see your question or I don't understand it. What is your question? Why is she still in jail? Has she requested a second bond hearing? Where were the drugs found? On her?

You need to attend the pre arrest hearing and state your case. The nature of the charges may not stop the arrest for simple assault BUT you definitely have a defense to the charges if he was the aggressor and you were defending either your property or your minor child (defense of others).

The real issue is what is how is your spouse charged? Assuming charged under Violation of Georgia Controlled Substances Act AND your spouse does not type of negotiation with the court and enters a plea, jail time will definitely be on the table as the statute requires jail/Prison. The second part... View More

What was the original outcome of the DUI case? If you entered a plea, a record restriction isn't available for you to pursue. You may be able to seek a pardon from the governor but those are also difficult to obtain as well.

Directly asked as in on the stand of the courtroom? In a deposition? Please give more direction about how the person is being asked. If just in general public I don't see why you would need to disclose that information to anyone.

If you received a citation for 40-5-29 generally that does not require jail time. If its 40-5-20 (suspended license) that you were charged under there is a minimum of 2 days in jail required by the statute. BIG difference between the two which is why information about your case is important.