You were charged with a crime in Wyoming, yet you live somewhere else. Do you have to come back for your Court date? Like most questions in the law, the answer is “it depends.” The short answer is that for most people, most of the time, you will not need to come back to Wyoming.
Read MorePerhaps, at the time of the arrest or citation, the officer even told you, “Don’t worry, the prosecutor will give you a call. No big deal.”
Read MoreIf you’re arrested for DUI in Wyoming, the Court will likely require you to get a substance abuse evaluation and follow… Continue reading Where can you get DUI Evaluation in Wyoming?
Read MoreOn December 15, 2014, the United States Supreme Court decided the case of Heiein v. North Carolina. The Court held… Continue reading What happens if the police are wrong about the law?
Read MoreLet’s get something out of the way: this is not the crime of the century. You were drunk (allegedly), things… Continue reading What should you do about a public intoxication charge?
Read MoreNow that I’m a defense attorney, I get to tell people what I thought all along when I was a prosecutor:… Continue reading What should you say to the police?
Read MoreBackground – Law enforcement in Yellowstone and Grand Teton Wyoming is blessed with two great national parks: Yellowstone and Grand… Continue reading What are the consequences for a DUI in a National Park?
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