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I know I never swerved one time and stayed in between the lines at all times. How does he prove that I swerved at all? Also do I have to drive erratic or just swerve one time? is his word enough to convict me? Where is this all documented and can you site case law?
answered on Jan 12, 2025
Hello, most police cruisers are equipped with a dash camera that should show the swerving in question. An officer may pull you over for swerving within your lane if the officer reasonably suspects a traffic violation has occurred, such as impaired driving or texting while driving. Consult with a... View More
answered on Dec 12, 2024
Hello, I have had clients in your position. I contact the court's bailiffs and figure out a good time to bring in my client. Once before the judge, I ask the judge to recall the warrant, arraign you, and address bond. I try to get my clients a signature bond so they can go about their life. We... View More
I couldn't complete them because I'm disabled and every assignment caused me unbearable pain due to a botched spinal fusion surgery. I completed as many as I could.
answered on Dec 12, 2024
Hello, if I had a client in a similar situation I would contact the court staff and figure out a good time to bring you in and recall the warrant. I would then talk with the prosecutor and make her aware of your medical condition, supported by documentation. Ultimately, I would lobby to have the... View More
I was at a bar I got into an argument with someone. I ended up going to another bar I walked in the bar the person gets in my face and pushes me out the bar I get up I walk back in and he literally tackles me to the ground next thing I know i'm get arrested and I got a ticket for disorderly conduct
answered on Dec 14, 2024
Your attorney will gather all of the evidence intended to be used against you; Police reports, victim/witness statements, body cam videos, bar videos, and any other evidence the government intends to use against you. Then, you'll know if you have triable or suppression issues to pursue.
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