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My boyfriend was arrested on 05/03/2024 and he was sent to Clayton County Jail but I bonded him out on 05/06/2024. He was then sent to Henry County Jail. I have been trying to contact his probation officer but she hasn't been answering my phone calls or emails.
answered on May 9, 2024
A defendant could legally spend the remaining term of their probation incarcerated, though that rarely happens. Probation doesnt usually speak to family or friends. If he can somehow get Probation to agree to a stipulation that will reinstate his probation or terminate his case then he can be... View More 
I was told by an officer, they only cover the ring camera when a person doesn’t open the door for an officer. My ring camera was not covered at the time, but as the search went on the camera was covered .
answered on Mar 29, 2024
That's tampering with evidence and is illegal. You can sue the for a civil rights violation, though your judgment would be nominal without other damages and you can file a motion to suppress any evidence obtained as a result of the search.
How does the waiver apply to areas that others are in? And do police have a right to search after an arrest warrant has been executed and person is in handcuffs. Basically me an my boyfriend were in the garage which is a separate building from house. Th police showed up to arrest him on a vop... View More
answered on Nov 28, 2023
It depends on whether he lives there or not. If he lives there than yes it covers the garage if it is on the same property. If the garage is on a separate property or he does not live at the residence than any search of the garage is illegal and anything found in that garage is considered... View More
We have sought medical attention
answered on Sep 30, 2024
If this is a result of a work related injury it is compensable.
answered on May 14, 2024
Yes! Aggravates assault is based on the perceived threat to the victim, not the actual threat. So if they victims believes its a real gun and they are in fear of their safety then that can be an aggravated assault.
answered on Jan 26, 2024
Buying a fake ID in itself isn't the crime but possessing the fake ID is.
I was convicted of 1 Count of Simple Child molestation and one Count of Aggravated Child Molestation back in 2003 during a jury trial. During the sentencing phase of the trial, I was given 20 years in prison and 20 years consecutive to be served on probation for simple child molestation. I am... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2023
It is if it stems from the same statement of facts as the aggravated. If it's different facts from a different date then it is not.
My brother was caught with drugs while going to the jail for an inmate visit. I had given him a ride but was not privy to the drugs he had with him. When the cops found the drugs on him I was taken on his behalf because he was a minor in my care. What are my defenses?
answered on Nov 7, 2023
If a defendant did not know that someone they were with had drugs on them, they could use the defense of lack of knowledge or ignorance. This defense would be used to show that the defendant did not have any knowledge of, or intent to possess, the drugs. Other possible defenses include duress,... View More
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