I think that you need a lot of more answers and the police report would be a good place to start,

Well, typically in criminal court, they are going to set several more dates if necessary until the police officer is able to show up. Police officers have very busy schedules, and the courts are more than willing to give them sufficient latitude to show. As far as the procedural issue of whether... View More

Generally speaking, I was say yes. The State of Tennessee is an Employment at Will state, which means they can pretty much do what they want unless it is illegal or in violation of a written contract. Examples of illegal activities include, but are not limited to violations of the ADA, age, race... View More

The answer is no. I just argued the case before the Tennessee Court of Appeals. They can take you off the clock whenever they want to.

No.

Well, if you can read the actual statute, then I am wondering why you don't already know.

You still have to pay the court costs.

I'm sorry, but you have not asked a legible question.

Well, if he did not show, then techincally, he is in contempt of court. You need to have your attorney file a Motion for Contempt to place him in jail.

I don't understand your question properly. You get notary seals by contracting with an insurance company. They are good for a certain period of time. If you still have the paperwork that validates that is legitimate, just take it to a printing company and get a new one. Make sure that you... View More

Kidnapping is the crime of taking a person against their will to an undisclosed location. This may be done for ransom or in furtherance of another crime, or in connection with a child custody dispute.

According to the laws of Tennessee, kidnapping is false imprisonment as defined in §... View More

I don't know. Maybe you should get a local attorney.

You can always file for something; however, whether you get it depends on the District Attorney General and the presiding Judge.

You should consult with a local criminal defense attorney or get a public defender or someone that does pro bono work if you cannot afford one.

I'm not quite sure that I completely understand your question. If you could rephrase it, then it would be more helpful to me. I think you are talking about aircraft measurements; and, as I recall they are measured it knots.

If you receive a check from an unknow force, don't take any money from it until it clears the bank.

It really depends upon the trial Judge and the District Attorney. You should obtain local counsel to represent you. If you cannot afford an attorney, one can be appointed to represent you by the court.

Your question makes no sense whatsover. Either consult with a local attorney or get a public defender to represent you. You have a right to be represented.

Who left it in your vehicle?

Gabapentin has been around forever, and it is relatively harmless. I don't know why it is now listed.

Well, first I don't know how you didn't live at the apartment complex when you said that it was YOUR apartment complex. The facts that the car was not registered and there were no updated tags will not help in court. You need to consult with local defense counsel if you can afford it.... View More