answered on Mar 18, 2017
No, unless you live in a private golfing community with special rules about golf carts on the private roads.
a cellphone while stopped at a traffic device? (There were no other citations written up except for not using a hands free device. Thank you for your response.
answered on Mar 18, 2017
Yes, you can be cited for that infraction in Sherwood. However, getting a good attorney can help you beat the ticket or at least keep it off your record.
I was pulled over and had a warrant for reckless driving and driving on suspended i was just released today on bond.It was my first offense on FTA or ever going to jail but i do have a court date for missing community service on a driving on suspended license about a year ago.but that's in a... View More 
answered on Mar 18, 2017
A lawyer is money well spent, they may be able to help keep the infractions off of your record.
answered on Mar 18, 2017
Yes, you should fight the ticket. You want to keep the ticket off your record so you do not get points on your CDL.
The other party is threatening to have his cop buddies write me a ticket since they found out my insurance was lapsed and take me to court to pay his fees. I thought I had insurance. It was all on private property in a parking lot and no one got a ticket. He was cutting through the parking spaces... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2017
It is not likely that you will receive a ticket that far after the event.
Nobody was in it and it was left in woods on private property they impound it and tell me I can't pay to get it out bc hold on it till my son sees them I will not be able to afford the fees.of storage alone if they keep it much longer and there was no wreck or risk involved and I have a clean... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2016
You need to contact a local criminal defense attorney and speak about the specific facts.
The 17 year old doesn't fight back either.
answered on Apr 29, 2016
Only the state can pursue charges. It will be up to the prosecutor's office as to whether or not charges will be pursued.
A state police officer pulled me and my boyfriend over and I was pulled out of my car and questioned and sexually harassed by who I assumed was a police but was a ride along. Since every state police has to video every stop that video could prove what happened the embarrassment and humiliation the... View More
Handcuffs on you instead you know nothing about why u being arrested and they take you to thier office and then tell you then read you your mirandas
answered on Apr 19, 2016
Miranda only deals with statements given to law enforcement while you are "arrested," the remedy for a violation is simply suppression. However, it does not sound like any violation occurred here.
And you left out several things but still knew nothing about the crime they was investigating can you be charged with hindering apprehension of prosecution?+
answered on Apr 19, 2016
Why are you talking to the police? You have no obligation to do so.
My boyfriend was offered 18 month plea but requested to take it to trial.on A felony fleeing charge but didn't go to his trial after learning they was trying to charge him as a habitual offender....they say if he turns himself in they will still offer the 18 months but add the habitual charge still
answered on Apr 19, 2016
Felony fleeing is a D felony which has a range of 0-6 years, with a small Hab the range is 0-12 years, with a Big Hab the range is 0-15 years. The Hab only increases the range, not necessarily the sentence.
My ex raped his cousin and other people that rode his bus and got arrested 5 days before his 18th birthday.
answered on Apr 19, 2016
More information is needed. It will depend on your past criminal history and other factors.
answered on Apr 19, 2016
You can not verbally ask for discovery, but you can file a Motion for Discovery. However, you are much better served to have an attorney do this because the attorney will understand the correct process.
on my case. after taking drug court the law changed to where you CANNOT have you record sealed if you have a class y. Is this law retroactive? i was promised an expundgement.
answered on Apr 19, 2016
If the prosecution has turned over the entire discovery file, that satisfies a motion for a bill of particulars. And yes, you should look at the file before entering a plea.
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