This could come under the definition of domestic terrorism. Acts of domestic terrorism are federally charged under specific laws, such as killing federal agents or "attempting to use explosives to destroy a building in interstate commerce". These charges come under the Patriot Act. If... Read more »

Based on your description, no. A search warrant relates to the search, not the arrest. An arrest warrant is usually open ended and does not expire until executed.

Sounds like you are on your moms cell phone plan. Otherwise she would not be able to activate the feature which is put there by ATT for a family plan. You cannot sue as there is no cognizable claim for damages. You can try to convince the police to do something. But there may be permanent... Read more »

There may not have been a pre indictment offer and the prosecutor was simply going to grand jury. The PIC is a way for prosecutors to offer a discount on the sentence in exchange for not having to go to GJ. So it may have been a really bad or no offer. You are also provided very cursory discovery... Read more »

If State charges and just for unlawful possession it will be 3-5 years for 3rd degree, 5-10 for 2nd Degree. This is a NERA charge so you must do 85% of the time.

Any domestic violence conviction will prohibit your obtaining a FID. Additionally, the following offences prohibit the possession of a firearm: robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, arson, extortion, homicide, kidnapping, escape, sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, endangering the welfare... Read more »

Police will keep a person in custody until someone comes to get them or they are sober.

People are convicted of things they did not do all the time. The trier of fact decides what are "facts" and what are "lies". In municipal or family court that is a judge. In Criminal Indictable cases that is a jury. So even though you think this is something you haven't... Read more »

Whether you are facing a a disorderly persons charge (NJ does not call them misdemeanors) or an indictable offense, you are facing a criminal record. That is not the kind of thing anyone should be handling themselves.

When you go to court you can apply for the public defender.

You need to contact a lawyer that handles criminal law and appeals.

More information is needed. But anyone can sue, whether they have a serious claim is another thing.

Yes you can hire a lawyer. Look for an attorney who handles domestic violence cases. It is not unusual that the TRO is sought to prepare for a divorce. If you believe a divorce is in the offering then you should speak to a divorce lawyer.

If its an arrest warrant, they arrest you. If it is a search warrant, they conduct the search.

That is a motor vehicle violation so it would got on your motor vehicle abstract.

I am so sorry to hear you are going through this. You do need a lawyer. I would think someone in the Turkish community would be able to help find a lawyer who speaks the language. Otherwise you can use a translator. Best of luck.

The special master decided that a Frye hearing is required to determine if DRE evidence is generally accepted. The Supreme Court approved of this, but did not issue a stay on DRE cases. Each municipal court is free to do what they please.

You cannot enforce Civil Restraints. They are a polite way to agree to dismiss a TRO, but there is no way to enforce them short of filling a new TRO or Criminal Charges.

I means that the case you won on appeal is being appealed to a higher court.

No. If you face a third or greater it carries mandatory jail. If the prosecutor won’t amend the charge so you escape the mandatory jail, the only option is to fight the charge at trial and win.