and was told by the head state attorny to take 3 years or 25 when the case was just a hear say im free now but what could i dowhen there was even evidence were being tamperd with by the police who arrested me
I am uncertain as to exactly what you are asking. However, if you believe that you were the victim of police officers who tampered with evidence...you may be able to pursue a claim for damages...you should move forward as quickly as possible...
2000 given 20 yrs ad 10 years paper ,violated dirty urine, got 2 years house arrest,got violated for being at pizza place,judge gave 305 jail days credit ad wrote doc to calculate time,judge sentenced him to 25 years ,so will he get the 20 years,ad the 305 days jail credit to this sentence,,,
You should be entitled to all time served in custody...
Type the case info into google
Get a lawyer, you are on the clock...
I want to file a motion to compel but now I have a new lawyer I haven’t even met can I do it myself?
You need to go through your lawyer...unless your are acting pro se (which means that you are your own lawyer).
She makes false and damaging accusations and threatens to come to our home. She is a 1/3 owner of the property. We are selling Wich is what she wants. But still threatens us. We do not want her coming to the house
If your sister is out of state, you will have some issues regarding the court's jurisdiction. If she comes into the state, it is a different matter.
Great answer Gary...this is a forum for having questions answered and not a forum for free legal services
I was thrown to the ground and one stomp one while the other girl choke me. So in self defense i grab the nearest item which was a broken bottle to stab one. A month past and i was arrested and charged with 2 count of aggravated battery assault. The statement that they gave police 2 week after the... Read more »
Hire a lawyer as soon as possible.
You should contact a lawyer and determine what, if any, damages you have suffered...
My son was arrested for aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony. My son was at his home when his girlfriend's dad and step mom came to my son and his girlfriend's home and jumped my son one holding him and the dad beating him. The cops were called the dad said my son had a gun and... Read more »
Sounds like you need to hire a good lawyer to represent your son...you may also want him to pursue an order of protection against repeat violence.
It depends on the evidence and circumstances of each case...You should be contacting your son's legal counsel as soon as possible.
By saying you're a fugitive, it may work against a statute of limitations issue. The real issue may lie in whether the witnesses to this alleged crime are even around...You need to find a competent attorney a.s.a.p.
I pay child support & what I have left is little for She does not allow me to talk to my children. She has me blocked on phone and video chatting. What do I need to do to get my kids back.
You should immediately go to the Court that last had jurisdiction and petition the Court...If she failed to seek approval from you or the court, she may have to return to Florida...Get a lawyer...
It ended up with deferred prosecution am I eligible for expungement? I want to work at a day care and you can have any charges with minors so my question is can I work there after I finish up the details of my deferred prosecution or will I not pass a back ground check?
If you are correct and this was a deferred prosecution, you would be eligible for an expungement...I would suggest that you not waste this tool on a case that was deferred...
a case of police excessive force
force
Generally speaking no...you need to find a lawyer...if this is a criminal case, your child would be entitled to counsel....
Is your child a minor or an adult???
If it does not list any specific items is the evidence inadmissible?
It needs to specify the criminal activity and the items being sought....
is there any legally that i could do too him
You should communicate with the local sheriff's office and file a complaint against him...
In the first part of the statute it states that I could harbor a runaway minor for 24 hours without notifying anyone, however afterwards it says that if I were to do so I have to notify either the parents or law enforcement so is this after I provide aid or after 24 hours?
I agree with Mr. Minnick final advice about ever harboring a minor...Don't do it, it is a recipe for an absolute disaster...The statute you are relying upon does provided some safe haven...but if I had to rely upon it for the protection of my future, I would not...Do yourself a favor and contact... Read more »
But there were legal cases with UNF that allowed a girl to keep a secured pistol her car
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-florida-guns/court-rules-florida-state-college-students-can-keep-guns-in-cars-idUSBRE9BA1AU20131211
There are ten states where you may maintain a firearm on a college campus, Florida is not one of them.
He has 2 lizards in his room that havnt been fed in a month and I'm not sure if were allowed in the room to feed them.
You should send him a notice that you are going to dispose of his belongings and give hime at least one week.
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