There isn't really a question here. Plus it is not a products liability issue. I'd suggest reaching out to some consumer protection folks directly to deal with this issue.

This question is rather confusing. I'd suggest reaching out directly to a criminal defense attorney. Most of us offer free consultations and that will allow for a full discussion of the issues that you are dealing with.

Your public defender could certainly have his or her investigator reach out to her family members if they have substantive information regarding the allegations against you.

It is unclear whether you have paid these tickets or resolved them. But in any event, I do not believe that you are at risk under the provision of four within 12 months. But you are at risk if you get another ticket between now an August 2023. The other issue you are going to run into is that... View More

Your question is a little confusing. But you should certainly notify the state where the ticket was issued that you never ended up purchasing the car and you should provide them with information on who the owner is. If you do that, the ticket against you should be dismissed. You could also... View More

There are important details missing from this question and those details are significant as to the lawfulness of what occurred. Reach out directly to an attorney if you were charged with something. The attorney can review the facts of the case to determine whether your constitutional rights were... View More

It sounds as if you did not challenge the implied consent revocation of your driver's license. The time frame to do that has long since expired. You now have an alcohol related driver's license revocation on your driving record. You will need to pay the reinstatement fee and meet all... View More

Your question is confusing. If he is in prison, he has been convicted of a federal offense and absent a contrary decision by an appellate court, he is not being held illegally. He should hire an attorney if he believes that there was some sort of constitutional violation. There are time limits... View More

You should follow up with your attorney about this. But I assume that the prosecutor means that he won't file a violation of your release conditions if you see the protected party in public so long as you do not approach the person and have direct contact. That would also mean that you are... View More

Character assassination isn't a "legal concept." Pursue to the expungement and try to get that pushed along. Ultimately, it is not up to the prosecutor whether to allow the expungement. That is a decision that the judge makes. You could certainly try to pursue some sort of claim... View More

They are not required to read your rights to you unless they are engaging in custodial interrogation. The idea that the reading of the rights is required upon arrest something created by television shows and movies. There might be other, more fruitful, legal issues that you can raise. Get an... View More

The date that the matter was charged out controls the statute of limitations, not the date that an arraignment occurs or the date that you are convicted. This is not going to be a successful strategy.

No one on this website can give you "odds" that the case is going to be dismissed. We don't have access to the police reports and the other evidence in the case. But you don't have "veto" power over the case. The fact that you want the case dismissed is important,... View More

No. Individuals do not "press" charges. Charges are filed by the police (in the case of a citation) or the prosecutor. In any event, the State referring to you as a victim would not be a crime.

There is a maximum of 90 days after the initial appearance on the extradition for the governor's warrant to be signed.

There not enough information to intelligently answer the question. If you mean some sort of label that contained information about the patient, this would not really differ from any other kind of identity theft. It would likely be best to contact an attorney directly to discuss your specific... View More

Jail is not treatment. Thirty days in jail is not going to count toward 28 days of inpatient treatment. It sounds as if she will be released from jail once a treatment bed becomes available. That bed hasn't opened up yet so presumably she hasn't been released. Treatment is typically a... View More

Contact law enforcement if you believe that your daughter is somehow being abused at daycare.

The individual would likely be held until the first case is complete and then they would be transferred to the second county where the probation violation warrant was issued. The family could post bail on the second matter if it has been set. Otherwise, the individual would be held or would need... View More

That is a reference to subdivision 1(2) of the DWI statute which is Minn. Stat. 169A.20.