Call someone directly. Most criminal defense attorneys provide free consultations, but there is no information even provided in the question to be able to provide any answers that would be helpful.

This is really more of an employment law question rather than a criminal law question. I’d suggest answering the question in that forum. But I don’t believe that there would be anything illegal about using your maiden name.

You don’t indicate what your some is charged with or if he is represented. He needs an attorney if he doesn’t have one. He should talk to his attorney about this if he is represented.

Presumably you have the implied consent license revocation from your first DWI on your record. But you certainly need an attorney to address this issue along with all the other issues that accompany a DWI case.

No, it does not de-legitimize the speeding ticket. The two issues are completely unrelated. There may be a legal issue with the speeding ticket, but this is not that issue.

This is already a bad situation. Don't compound it by falsely claiming that the vehicle was stolen. That isn't going to make things better and likely could result in additional charges for not only hit & run, but also for falsely reporting a crime. The likelihood of getting out of... View More

The charge is a misdemeanor because there was property damage involved. You will need to appear in court for this and you should strongly consider getting an attorney - either a private attorney or a public defender if you cannot afford one. You are unlikely to lose your license, particularly if... View More

Yes, you are required to drive between the center line (or dividing line if there are multiple lanes of traffic in the same direction) and the fog line. Failure to do so is absolutely a basis for a traffic stop, particularly if you cross the drove over/on to the center or fog line.

There are two separate issues here. The constitutionality of your encounter with law enforcement. Was the traffic stop legitimate? Was the search of your purse constitutional permissible? Issues along those lines could result in suppression of the evidence against you and dismissal of the... View More

This question gets asked all the time. An error like that is not automatically going to result in dismissal of the ticket. Those errors can be amended by the prosecutor. There might be other issues that could benefit from a conversation with a defense attorney.

A bad memory isn’t going to result in dismissal of charges. Charges could be dismissed if you were incompetent at the time the offense occurred - ie. you didn’t understand the nature of your actions or you didn’t understand right from wrong - due to a mental illness. This is a serious... View More

He is not obligated to show you the speed on the laser or the radar. Ultimately fighting the ticket is up to you. There isn’t enough information here to really know. Any attorney would need access to the police report and any video of the incident. Saying that you weren’t going 87 is... View More

No. That is not a basis for dismissal. As art of the discovery process, you can get a copy of the citation and the police reports. There may a basis for a challenge, but a different officer’s name isn’t going to be the basis for challenge.

That is not a defense to the charge. Clerical problems on a citation don’t get you out from under a citation. There may be other issues with the ticket but this isn’t one of them.

You certainly have a legal right to defend yourself and your unborn child. It seems like you might have some exposure of being charged with a 5th Degree Assault. That is a misdemeanor unless you have prior assault convictions. You need an attorney. You should either hire a private attorney or... View More

You no longer have to deal with your conditions of probation if you execute your sentence.

No. That is not a basis to get the citation dismissed. There may be other issues going on that could help, but this won’t be one of them.

The results of the blood test are completely irrelevant as to whether they can charge you with possession of the syringe. They are unrelated to each other. You should get an attorney to represent you on the possession charge. It is at least a gross misdemeanor, maybe even a felony. Do not... View More

There appears to be a lot missing here. You indicate that you were unable to continue virtual treatment. Why? Have you done another assessment? What were the recommendations? Have you started to follow the recommendation? Doing that would be a good start to avoiding jail time.

They should show you the warrant, but that doesn’t have to include the probable cause basis for the warrant. They also need to provide you a list of what was seized pursuant to the warrant.