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Go to a Law Library. Based on your original thread, you would be ...unwise...to represent yourself. I highly suggest your find an attorney that you trust to defend you in criminal court. Lawyer doesn't want to file motion to dismiss

When did this happen? Did you report the CC as lost and have a stop payment placed on it and get a new check issued?

Yes. Go forth and sin no more....and keep your junk tucked inside your pants where it belongs.

Take the will to an estate attorney to get your answer. The wording matters and we don't have the will to review.

This site is for United States Law only.

I'm sorry, but this site is for United States law only.

Exactly! Most everything you find "unfair" in teen's/early 20's, you come to understand bit later in life...usually by late 20's/early 30's and definitely when you have children of your own.

Do you understand the meaning of the word "clarify"?

What ever works for ya. :D

Sometimes all one can do is forget about it. I, personally, find two fingers of single malt goes best with "it". :(

Why did the police want to look at your phone? Did you allow it?

Take all your information, along with criminal record, and consult with another DUI attorney. See what s/he has to say about the outcome and if you can/should appeal. State Bar of Michigan

Have you tried calling Customer Service and speaking with a supervisor? That is what I would do...and I would keep going up the food chain until I received my refund.

I didn't "jump conclusions". I asked you to clarify and then posted what I thought happened based on your opening post. You didn't state in your opening post the VERY pertinent fact that you were working from home.

No, no, Stealthy1. Totally my fault. I forgot to utilize my mindreading skilz so I would know that OP was working from home. My bad. :rolleyes::p

Please clarify: After knowingly being exposed to COVID and exhibiting symptoms, you went to work exposing your co-workers and others? Do I have that right?

Please clarify: After knowingly being exposed to COVID and exhibiting symptoms, you went to work exposing your co-workers and others? Do I have that right?

I told you....take your file and seek a second opinion.

And you are being charged by the State and not the Federal Government? Take all your "proof" and information on the case and consult with another attorney. I highly suggest you don't attempt to do this pro se.

What is the crime you are being charged with?