Sometimes facial errors are enough to have a ticket thrown out; the clerks may not be about to enter the ticket information into the court system without a date. BUT, the cop can always fill it in on his copy and file it that way. The cop's copy is the ticket, all you have is a carbon copy.

You never need to give a statement to police. Politely decline. The police are only doing their job; they want rapists off the streets and don't want anybody else hurt. If the police continue then call a lawyer. Best of luck.

Police would investigate the allegation. Person B would be questioned by police and based on the answers and evidence the police would need to make a determination on how to proceed. What the police need to do is figure out the source of Person C's knowledge and the evidentiary strength of... View More

It's difficult to have a domestic violence matter simply dropped. For a whole host of public interest reasons, most Prosecutors want these cases dealt with in court and in front of a Judge. But, if you had lied or there was a misunderstanding there may be grounds upon which to have the matter... View More

Interest, late fees, research fees to find you, interest, late fees, postage and handling, service charges, taxes, then whatever they can think of. There is always a way to resolve these extra fees, it's just going to cost you some time and energy. You need to figure how much time you're... View More

Great question, there are so many issues to examine to determine the answer to this. Who owns the content? Is there an agreement in place? Or are the images in the public domain and thus free game? Start by asking the ancestry site to remove your image and information; there are state and federal... View More

There are so many factors that will determine if you go to jail on a first offence: the seriousness of the allegations; your personal circumstances; are there mandatory jail sentences for your alleged crime? Here are some articles that might help you figure out the answer:

This about first... View More

Louisiana has a hardship requirement that allows you to get back your drivers licence for hardship and activities necessary for life. There is an exception in there that considers position such as yours - BUT there are strict conditions depending on the type of licence you have and the reasons for... View More

It likely won't have a huge impact moving forward, BUT you should contact a lawyer in your area and schedule a consultation. It might be the best money you spend to make sure you handle it correctly and ease your anxiety over the issue.

Sounds like a petty person that needs time to move on. You can contact the police, they might call him and ask him to stop, but there is not much they can do. You can get a restraining order to prevent him from contact you, but the problem seems that they are contacting others. You can engage a... View More

What could be considered evidence is something that depends on the circumstances. In your case, it seems that you would need something to prove that they had your dog, or control of your dog, after the time they say it ran away. Were they seen with the dog? Are they advertising a dog for sale? Is... View More

He could be breaking the law, BUT it sounds more like a small claims or employment matter. That being said, there are some things that you need to consider. There doesn't need to be a written and signed document for you and your employer to have an agreement, but that is always best. You could... View More

Difficult to answer this question given the large array of variables. There will be an assessment of you and your background, the allegations and the amount of the fraud, that will include your record, opinions on your criminality, your rehabilitation prospects, and general likelihood to re-offend.... View More

It's difficult to have a domestic violence matter simply dropped. For a whole host of public interest reasons, most Prosecutors want these cases dealt with in court and in front of a Judge. But, if you had lied there may be grounds upon which to have the matter withdrawn, BUT you are exposing... View More

Read the terms of the NCO carefully, but I suspect that you should have no problems paying his bail. BUT it might be a smart move to have a friend do it.

Yes, and it happens every day, in every jurisdiction. It's a very low threshold to arrest someone. For more information about eyewitnesses and they're reliability see the link to an article on the subject:

https://www.toronto-criminal-lawyer.co/2019/09/witness-testimony-unreliable/

The cops are certainly allowed to ask the questions. The only thing you control is if you answer and how you answer. You never have to answer such a question, but be prepared for the consequences. You should politely decline to answer the question until you speak with your lawyer.

First, document the harassment. I often provide clients was an agenda or calendar that has individual pages for each day. I have them document in that agenda exactly what happened on a specific date and keep a running log of it. Don't lie or exaggerate anything in that book, be as accurate as... View More

The hospital acted as they are legally required to. Most jurisdictions have laws and regulations that require nurses and doctors to either investigate when they are suspicious of domestic violence and/or call the police. Usually, as soon as they suspect their may have been some/any domestic abuse... View More

Both. The conditions from both probation orders apply until the orders expire. If the conditions conflict with each other contact your lawyers right away and attempt to get them changed.