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All parties involved should stay quiet about the case until the case has been ruled over.

First of all I want to say that I almost pissed myself when I read the part about being put in the Full Nelson; Get "R done. Anyway listen we've all got our asses kicked from time to time before and the great thing about it is that you get to wake up to live another day. Don't dwell on it so...

Have you tried the PHONE BOOK? There are plenty of attorneys in there. Why would you ever come to an national forum and look for an attorney? Just open up the phonebook. As bad as everything you think you've done by what you've posted, these attorneys really have no built-in moral compass of...

I believe that there is NO WAY that this is a true story you've told to this forum. You state that nobody will read this forum but you obviously don't know too much about computers. They courts can now track everywhere you've gone on the internet and if you are serious and true about these...

You're going to be just fine then. Just tell your probation officer the deal and he won't violate you. He may send you in front of the judge, however, to have him reinstate you into the drug program if they kicked you out.

Hi Johan, I'm sympathetic to your dilemma here. I'm assuming everything you said was true about not granting a consent to search and this cop going through your stuff, opening locked compartments and opening up this concealed box. This fella that replied to your post before me is ABSOLUTELY...

Your lawyer should be able to give you all of the correct information to the detail. Also, a great deal of sentencing for a crime depends on your age and your occupation or schooling. If you are a young fella who has been in trouble before, the judge will sometimes be harsh on you to teach you a...

what kind of class?...Drug classes? Depends what you were on probation for and how serious it was: How long you've been on probation: how much time you have total to do. Your probation officer will give a recommendation on what he thinks should happen. Ultimately you will have to go back to the...

Ok, first of all if the gram was just in one of your main pockets, which is what I'm assuming, "they say" that the cops have a right to do a "weapons search" on your person for their own protection so I think they had the right there. However if they found the packet in one of your small pockets...

Can you please provide everyone with the $35 legal advice phone number?

So, she did tell her probation officer that she was going to leave the state? Normally, the probation officer will need: where you're going, with whom you'll be staying and the address and the license plate number of any car you'll be in. Now did the probation officer give permission to leave...

I can totally understand being upset because of one stupid mistake tainting your future. However, you're going to be just fine. Just pay the fine the judge gives you and get your lawyer to file the necessary papers to get an expungement and you're right back where you started at before this...

I already answered your last question regarding "bribery". This is an acceptable practice for the police. They do this all the time. This is how the dope game works. They catch someone like the person who set you up and then they turn the screws on them and intimidate them with alot of jail time...

No, unfortunately this is how the "dope game" works. If you deal dope and you get caught, the cops will tell you that if you help them set someone up, then they'll advise the D.A. and the judge that you cooperated. However, most times the cops mislead the offenders because local cops can't...

Well if you're convicted of petty theft, you will have a record. However, it's a misdemeanor so if you're give probation, you wait until probation is finished and you can get the arrest expunged from your record so that it won't show up again. Do you think you could beat the petty theft...

For a more serious crime, such as a felony, you are advised to always plead not guilty and the reason for this is because if it's a more serious offense, you've hired a lawyer. As time goes by and you get closer to the trial and you've used up all of your continuances, your lawyer will set up a...

Ok, believe me I personally know more about what you are going through right now tha I want to admit. So, the other scenario is this: The cops were looking for you on a warrant and perhaps they've been busy visiting people you know and asking them if they knew where you were at so they could...

This is all beginning to make sense now. First let me say that I do feel for you because this is a sucky situation because this is going to follow you around on your record for awhile and believe me it's hard out there to get a job with a drug arrest on your record. This is how I see it as have...

I, personally, wouldn't get a lawyer to defend this petty crime. This is a speck of a crime to the courts, believe me. They are simply going to make you pay a fine and perhaps give you community service and unsupervised probation. My opinion is: Don't waste your money on an attorney for this.

Ok, so you're saying that the owner of the vehicle never gave any permission to search? Where were the bags of "sticky" found?? Another words were they visible to the eye of the officer without them opening anything (glove compartment, trunk, etc...). When they went to arrest you with guns...