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answered on Jan 12, 2023
MORE INFO NEEDED.
I WOULD THINK TRANSPARENCY WOULD BE A BETTER COURSE OF ACTION.
NOT SURE IT WOULD BE ILLEGAL, BUT CERTAINLY, IT MIGHT HAVE TO DO WITH THE PROCEDURE IN THE POLICE DEPT OF THAT CITY.
REMEMBER, THE POLICE MERELY INVESTIGATE......AND THEN TURN IT OVER TO THE DA... View More 
I purchased a used 2021 Nissan SUV from a Lexus dealership. It had under 32,000 miles so I still had a transferable dealer warranty from Nissan. I’m currently at the Nissan dealership to get some service done on the car and two major open recalls popped up that are 4 months old. Passenger air bag... View More
answered on Jan 12, 2023
MORE INFO NEEDED.
THIS IS NOT SO MUCH A CRIMINAL LAW QUESTION AS IT IS A CONTRACT PROBLEM.
I WOULD THINK LEXUS WOULD MAKE GOOD ON THE PROBLEM AND ASSIST YOU IN THE RECALL CORRECTIONS.............ARE THEY REFUSING TO DO SO?
answered on Jan 12, 2023
MUCH MORE INFO IS NEEDED.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A CRIMINAL LAWYER FOR A DV ARREST? IF SO, THE COURT WILL APPOINT A LAWYER AT THE 1ST APPEARANCE, CALLED AN ARRAIGNMENT.
IF NOT, ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A LAWYER REGARDING THE EVICTION? (DIFFERENT TYPE OF LAWYER).
THE COURT DOES NOT... View More
approximately 10 months and there still is no indictment. Well, what does this mean?
answered on Jan 10, 2023
more info is needed.
they can't keep you in custody and not have pending charges filed.
there must be other cases/charges with which the defendant is dealing.
answered on Jan 10, 2023
NO, not if you are no longer on probation for anything.
However, more info would be helpful to learn if there was another case with formal or informal probation or a past probation violation where the time was extended.
Hi, here recently a rather well known person (who is not a judge or in any way related to the legal sphere of work) publicly showed a person's sealed criminal record. How on earth is that possible, and is doing something like that illegal?
answered on Jan 8, 2023
IF YOU LIVE IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, YOU NEED TO CONSULT WITH A LOCAL LAWYER WHO KNOWS YOUR LAWS.
I want to drop the domestic violence charges since I got unlawful detainer answer
answered on Jan 7, 2023
either you retain a lawyer to talk to the DA or talk to the Defendants's lawyer and let him/her walk you through it.
remember it is the People of the State of California who are the plaintiffs........not you.....................only the DA can drop charges at this stage.
The person injured me and made a false statement to the police (or bribe them) to make me arrested. I bailed out, and the case got dismissed. He intentionally did this trick and didn't pay me money for the job I've done for him as a consultant, he did iit to scare me or made me lose my... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2023
why was case dismissed?
dismissed or not guilty is not the same as innocent.
if your looking for a whistleblower suit you need a civil litigator.
if your looking to collect a small amount of money owed (less than $10k) use small claims.
have you reported to police?
Being gangstalked all hours of the day neighbors affiliated with the around the clock noise campaign has been disturbing my peace repeatedly in a targeted coordinated situation I find myself in evidence is up to videos I have recorded. From reapeted speech and behaviors aimed at harassing... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2023
i would call the police and if necessary maybe your local politicians office for assistance.
I just want legal advice on how to evict him or make him pay half his share
answered on Jan 6, 2023
More info is needed, and it should be shared with a real estate, not a criminal attorney.
chances are you will need a lawsuit in small claims court.
if he had not moved out, you would also be looking into an unlawful detainer.............
this is NOT domestic violence in my opinion.
answered on Jan 4, 2023
on all criminal cases, the court will appoint a public defender or defense lawyer if you can't afford one.
if the case is over you then need a criminal appellate attorney and most lawyers on this site are not appellate lawyers.
I have knowledge of the owner and all the workers involved.im tired of these losers I want my car back n they must pay
answered on Jan 4, 2023
you should call your local police station if there has been a crime.
on a civil standpoint, you can file in small claims and sue for up to $10k
answered on Jan 3, 2023
you may want to pose your questions on this site.
if you had an accident, your insurance co should be defending you.
if you did not have ins, the DMV will suspend your license for a year when they learn of this.
if you had insurance and it was not enough, then your assets... View More
Apparently he downloaded a Pegasus spyware software onto my phone. And now has access to ALL of my data and information. This is such a breach of privacy. I barely know this creep! What can I do?
answered on Jan 3, 2023
have you called the police to see if they would get involved.....or have they said it was a civil matter?
you can file a Restraining Order and sue him, however, most lawyers would probably want money up front.
don't forget you can file in small claims court and get into court... View More
This girlfriend sent the fraudulent DPOA document to my employer and interfered with my employment very badly. The day I learned I had lost my job due to my employer needed more information and repeatedly called the girlfriend who grunted in response and hung up. She has done a lot aof damage and... View More
answered on Dec 31, 2022
more info is needed.........sounds like something is missing....
why wouldn't your employer be able to talk to you directly.......especially if you alerted him/her as to what happened.??
The APS worker then told everything to my abuser and told the abuser to record me, because I am making false accusations. But I didn't,, the APS worker refused to to help me make copies of the documents I needed to give her and yelled at me when I asked for someone who is trauma-informed,... View More
answered on Dec 31, 2022
MORE INFO IS NEEDED.
This doesn't sound like a run of the mill DV case.
My daughter's father is facing 10 years on parole and he has been through 3 different parole officers in the last 3 months. This new parole officer is very rude, very disrespectful, manipulative, falsely accuse him of stuff that he is not doing, disrespectful towards his own family and is... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2022
MORE INFO IS NEEDED.
DISCUSS THIS WITH THE ATTORNEY OF RECORD.
THERE ARE DANGERS TO "BEEFING" THE PAROLE OFFICER, AND YOUR LOCAL ASSIGNED LAWYER IS IN A BETTER POSITION TO KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING THERE, THAN A STRANGE LAWYER IN PALM SPRINGS.
My boyfriend was accused of a crime that he did not commit and served all of his time in prison which was seven to eight years. He was released on October 23rd of 2019 and he was released on parole and is wearing monitor. He along with his family wants to know why is it that he is even on parole... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2022
MORE INFO IS NEEDED.
THERE IS NO WAY YOU WILL BE ABLE TO KNOW/SHARE ALL THE INFO NEEDED.
THE BEST PERSON TO ADDRESS THIS IS THE LAWYER WHO HANDLED THE CASE.
I was having dinner at friend's house, cops barged in, following her boyfriend, (who didn't live there,) for felony probation, searched my back packs, without permission & found it, arrested me & jailed me for a week. 1st time of my 60yr life. What to do, Please ?
answered on Dec 30, 2022
MORE INFO NEEDED...............
EITHER YOU RETAIN PRIVATE COUNSEL, OR THE COURT WILL APPOINT A PUBLIC DEFENDER.
YOUR LAWYER WILL THEN HAVE ALL THE EVIDENCE TO PROPERLY EVALUATE WHETHER THERE WAS AN ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE.
answered on Dec 29, 2022
the answer is........IT DEPENDS.........
A LAWYER NEED ALL THE FACTS.
YOU WOULD DO BETTER WITH A LAWYER THAN ON YOUR OWN.
HOWEVER, YOU SHOULD BE REIMBURSED FOR ALL THE MONEY YOU LOST.....THAT YOU CAN PROVE!
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