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-no, I'm sorry.

I think you have a civil case against the school. Ultimately, the super-intendent is a good contact if you don't want to sue. however, I think you should contact the ACLU (which declines more cases than they take), If ACLU won't take the case, they may have a list of attorneys that they'd...

What is the total amount stolen? Also, and I think I know the answer, but how much are you able to pay back, at present?

The vagueness is overwhelming.

yes, yes, and yes.

I haven't read the whole thing, I'm sorry, I haven't time yet. But, I read Apothacary. The rings a bell with me like "chemist." What is the geographic location of the event?

.14 is a high level for 2 alcoholic beverages. As you know, .08 is the legal limit. What was the number she blew at the police station? Being "completely cooperative" with the cops isn't really the right thing to do in all circumstances. One should always refuse the field sobriety tests, in...

1. Get over being ashamed. A lot of people have done much worse. It's isn't an excuse, but feeling bad and acting like an ostrich isn't going to help anyone, especially yourself. How good appointed counsel represents their clients vary greatly. You may luck out. Or, you may get an idiot that...

If the infraction were in Michigan, from what you've said, I'd say the odds are extremely high that the prosecutor would reduce the charge to Reckless. But again, that depends on counties in Michigan, and likely, LA. . . For example, Oakland County Michigan almost never plea deals, wheras Ingham...

Probably because the person needs a new ID when they turn 21, hence, that UP and DOWN license is invalid. . .

LA is known to be quite 'UNIQUE' when it comes to the law. Was he given a blood test at the station after refusing the breath test? As far as license suspensions go, it varies by State. For example, in Michigan if you had 2 DUIs within 7 years (Now that time frame is expanding) your...

Also, keep in mind what may occur with the SOL when someone leaves the State of the crime.

Just in Maryland, for now.

If you are charged with these crimes, they will never go away. Statute of limitations has to do with crimes that you aren't charged for. For example, say you shoplifted a golf club, but are not caught. After about 5 years or so (depending on locale) you can never be charged for the crime...

Normally, expungement can occur if you have only one conviction. After 5 years, you can hire, most likely, a criminal defense attorney to see about getting the conviction expunged. This varies by State. Good Luck.

If you are a political person or not, you can contact your area's District Attorney. Try to set up an appointment.

. . . yep! =)

what the HELL are you talking about?

I forgot. If he has been convicted of anything before this, it will matter as far as sentencing goes, also, it may influence the plea bargaining process.

It's almost like a game they play. They charge something severe, like intent to sell, knowing that odds are it will be plead down to possession. If he can afford a lawyer, he should get one as soon as possible. Make sure it's a criminal defense attorney, make sure they have done drug cases...