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answered on Mar 6, 2021
It is possible is unfortunately the best answer. Depends on the circumstances, the prosecutor's policies, and several other factors.
Speak with a local criminal defense attorney.
The border patrol in Arizona mentioned there was a charge but no information has been received regarding court dates or anything. Is it a misdemeanor, felony or something worse ? No prison or jail time was served, but is it something that has to be scrubbed clean or otherwise ?
answered on Feb 28, 2021
It is typically a federal charge and also a felony. Your record and various other factors can dramatically increase and decrease the seriousness. The fact that you are not currently in custody is good.
Good luck!
I have had primary custody of my child since 2014, the child was living with me since 2013 and has specials needs. His mother has 0 contact besides an occasional phone call. 2016 she filed SSI and collected income for the child threw SSA. She collected several thousands of dollars none of it went... View More 
I knowingly allowed for this to happen. If they were to face time-theft related fraud charges. Could I be considered a conspirator?
answered on Feb 3, 2021
Unfortunately, the answer is likely yes they could file charges against you. They may not want to waste their time unless you got some money/value from the deal.
Good luck and don't write confidential details on a public forum.
Fiance out on bail for driving on susp. false reg. & evading (arr. date 8/1/20) And old possession charge from 2018 that has a 14mo conditional sentence pending..he had a FTA warrant for (8/1/20 case) so he fled again and then crashed. New repeat charges are evading, false reg., & susp.... View More
answered on Jan 13, 2021
MORE INFO WOULD BE NEEDED BY YOUR LAWYER.
HOWEVER, I WOULD SUGGEST HE ASKS THE COURT TO APPOINT A LAWYER......IT WILL EITHER BE A PUBLIC DEFENDER OR PRIVATE ATTORNEY WHO DOES A LOT OF CRIMINAL LAW.
THAT LAWYER IN ALL LIKELIHOOD WILL DO A BETTER JOB THAN A LAWYER LOOKING TO DO SOME... View More
I have a co denfend he got arrested that charger him for the same case but I got arrested 3 week later what can I do
answered on Jan 11, 2021
Talk to your local attorney.
In general, they do not need to arrest you or find you in the car, in order to charge you with a carjacking. However, whether they can prove it is another matter.
Good luck!
I'll try to make this as short as possible. My little sister called the cops on my mom for opening a credit card under her name when she turned 18 in 2014. I helped my mom open the card. My sister knew about the card prior but also was on meds that cause mem loss. My sister called the cops on... View More
answered on Dec 15, 2020
If your sister who is the complaining witness is dead, the prosecutor has no witness anymore. Don't worry and talk to your public defender next year.
Good luck!
Hello i keep my money in my moms bank account. I recently sent $500 to my friend.
My moms not reporting me for some reading she wants to report my friend. She wants to tell her bank my friends stealing. "Will my "friend" get introuble. As it is it shows my account with my... View More
answered on Nov 30, 2020
It sounds like your mother controls your money, and she didn't okay you sending it to your 'friend'. Unless the friend obtained the money through fraudulent means, or took advantage of you to get it, it's not clear how the friend would be in trouble. If you are having second... View More
well they had a family meetinmg they didnt want me to know about he told a sister under me to carry out all the eveil things they all agreeed on they abandoned me she went on the bribe all my friends she bribed my two daughters they stole my identity it took me over a year just two get my dvr... View More
answered on Nov 23, 2020
more info would be helpful but i don't handle this type of case.
type up an easy to read summary and then call lawyers in your area.
the way you describe it I think many lawyers would be scared off.....
Should the stipulated order be agreed with or should it be rejected? And what are the outcomes for either
answered on Nov 23, 2020
more info needed.
did you have a lawyer? ask him/her
however, a stipulated order means that all sides have agreed upon it.
So I have a friend whom met someone on an app he pretended to be female, once he learned her name and city he found where she lived and went to her home and threatened her and her son, she did what she could to keep them both safe then once she felt she was safe as was her son she reported him to... View More
answered on Nov 21, 2020
Booking can take hours. She is where the "crimes" occurred. Call a local attorney.
he was arrested and charges felon in pos of firearm pc25850(a)m and pc 29800(A)(1 f) and then the hs 11378 F for pos controlled substance for sale. he seems to think he is done for looking at 10+ years he has no prior gun charges what are we looking at here? how much time can he get
answered on Nov 16, 2020
more info needed.
his private or public defender attorney is the best person to ask.
s/he has all the information in front of them and you don/t
I am currently in anza and have filed a police report once but because I was discouraged I decided to stop however after letting the police know he had a firearm nothing was done and he took me 2 .more times and almost killed me. I have text showing his threats and plenty of footage from the casino... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2020
Kidnapping is a federal offense. If you are not getting satisfaction with your local police, you should contact the FBI.
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answered on Oct 29, 2020
I think you two are just posturing over who has the bigger gun, and neither is an actionable threat.
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Ca discharge in city limits with intent to harm or destroy poperty? Always shows off to his visiting family that he shoots the cats and the all think it's so funny as he runs at them into the street while still carelessly rapidly discharging bbgun(man is 50+ yrs old)
***RECENTLY**found... View More
answered on Oct 21, 2020
Suggest you report this to police for potential criminal charges re: BB gun and animal abuse.
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answered on Oct 15, 2020
Try contacting the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area (LCCRSF). They focus on civil rights cases like yours, and will connect you with a lawyer who can help you. Their website is: https://lccrsf.org/ and I suggest you copy and paste the link into your browser. They... View More
answered on Oct 13, 2020
I AM NOT A FEDERAL LAWYER, BUT IF IT IS A CRIMINAL MATTER, THE COURT WILL APPOINT A FEDERAL CRIMINAL LAWYER TO DEFEND YOU.
I live in California
answered on Sep 29, 2020
more info needed.
i assume he has a case pending in Wisconsin. Thus he would have to hire a lawyer from that community........OR if he can not afford a lawyer one will be appointed for him by the court.
answered on Sep 19, 2020
more info needed.
seek a consultation with a criminal lawyer in your community but first write out in detail all the facts.
answered on Sep 19, 2020
more info needed.
however, if it is a separate incident (Bank) then of course you can be charged.
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