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Has this case influenced other cases? Has the decision of this US v. Leon changed for following cases?
answered on Nov 15, 2019
This site is not designed to answers questions of the nature of yours.
If yo wish to find a comprehensive answer I am sure by googling you can discover some
The Detective said there was a cliche with my system. We contacted tech support and they said it's not a cliche. Due to an increase in hacking of our system we filed a 2nd report. Without contacting us and only looking at the evidence we summited in our report. The investigator has... View More 
He thinks if he waits till prob period runs out he will be free and clear.
Let's say a teacher shone a laser pointer in my eye to get my attention and I went fully blind.
The person got caught and has been charged for federal trafficking
The Prosecutor is allowing the lead detective in a criminal case to sit in and listen to everything including the selection of the jurors and everything else involved in the trial
I am being harassed by a man who I put in jail. His lawyer gave out my personal information and now he has called me and he knows where I live.
answered on Nov 12, 2019
Settlement is a civil term.
Your inquiry is listed under criminal law
answered on Nov 12, 2019
There is an old adage: There is no harm in asking.
Have you shopped for one to determine if you can afford the fees?
Husband is accusing wife of taking check addressed to him out of the mailbox at their marital home and depositing it on her personal bank account with his endorsement on the back.he is pressing Petit larceny charges
What happens if refuse with police involment
answered on Nov 11, 2019
I do not understand what "with police involvement" means
Anyone can refuse a polygraph
I suggest contacting an attorney before you talk or take any action
answered on Nov 10, 2019
Yes, a single person can be indicted depending on the words of the indictment. One example is where the other person cannot be identified
My boyfriend and I are breaking up. It has been physical abuse and Mental. Now he's telling me to go kill myself. After he already knows that I have history of mental illness.
Pinewood Social employee
And if I've been arrested because bond was revoked what can I do to become bondable
answered on Nov 9, 2019
Without knowing all the facts, it is impossible to answer. Call the clerk's office for the date
I made a false statement against my boyfriend who is charged with aggravated battery and kidnapping I was very angry and that’s why I made the statement I did and I lied what will I get charged with it if I tell the DA that I lied and I write a letter?
answered on Nov 9, 2019
There is always that possibility.
It be worth it to retain an attorney
IN 88 I WAS CAUGHT SLEEPING WITH A COPS WIFE. 30 DAYS LATER I WAS RAIDED. 5 DAYS LATER MY WIFE IS SLEEPING WITH THE COP WHICH I SLEPT WITH HIS WIFE. WARRANT WAS SIGNED BY THE COPS DAD. HE WAS A DETCTIVE. I SAT IN JAIL FOR 45 DAYS. CHARGES DROPPED FROM FELONY TO MISD. 8 MONTHS LATER I WAS ARRESTED... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2019
First, typing in all capital letter is considered rude. If you believe you are justified, then you should consider the feelings and position of the recipients.
There is no legal avenue to get back in court after so many years
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