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answered on Nov 8, 2024
A motion to dismiss cannot be filed by a criminal defendant, or criminal defense attorney, in Texas. Only a prosecutor can file a motion to dismiss.
You will have to file a pretrial writ of habeas corpus. You will need to show that the statute of limitations expired before you were... View More 
1. I was paying my share of rent for the apartment for half a year, while my ex wife never told the landlord that I live here. When I pressed her regarding Anmeldung, she gave me documents with the forged signature of the landlord. Later I found out that landlord never gave any permission for me to... View More
When the owner defend his worker,who is criminal without knowingly and fir is booked with owners name is there any possibility for owner to fight for himself for which he offended the criminal worker unknowingly
I gave the other driver my insurance info not realizing it was lapsed. We both left the scene no cops called. Can i be arrested or charged for driving on suspension if police were not involved
This is for a charge by my prior landlord of harassing communication that is FAR FROM TRUTH. I have nothing else on my record and I am 58 yrs old.
373- 9 Violations, Penalties, and Other penalties.
"Any Person who shall violate a provision of this Chapter or shall fail to comply with any of the requirements hereof shall, upon conviction before a Magisterial District Judge having competent jurisdiction in the City of Scranton, be... View More
Was pulled over for traffic citation. I'm having too dark of a tent. Police officer then asked if he could search the vehicle. I said no, they brought a canine out. They found drugs got arrested for it went to prison 18 months for it. But while in prison, the citation for having illegal tent... View More
2017 arrest for DUI. lawyered up and lowered it to wet and reckless. Have had a clean record since
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
Given the complexity of immigration matters involving DACA status and criminal records, you should consult with an immigration attorney who can review your specific case details before traveling with Advanced Parole.
While a "wet reckless" conviction is generally considered less... View More
Even after the last prevention manager our team there were two of them had me in handcuffs he still tried to bend my hand backwards went to the hospital after police custody or during police custody and had a sprained shoulder and I'm a big strong girl I'm 5'10 wait 240 but I did not... View More
answered on Nov 7, 2024
The police only have to read you the Miranda warning if they interrogate you in police custody and then want to use that testimony as evidence against you in a trial of your case. Otherwise, the info they received from you would not be admissible. Just the simple fact that they didn't read you... View More
I don’t feel like I am a victim I started the fight and ended up taking a shot at him b4 he left after hearing that our boss was on way and had called the cops. The paperwork the DA office mailed me said I had to take a free class if I wanted opportunity to not have my husband charged. So I... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2024
You shouldn't feel pressured to call the DA, and you don't have the ultimate power to drop the charges anyway-- the DA does, and there's no guarantee that they will. It may be helpful to take the free class they're offering, but fundamentally it's your choice whether you... View More
Subject: Addendum to Report Regarding Alleged Over-Service of Alcohol and Assault by Security Guard
xx am submitting this addendum to provide additional information regarding the incident that occurred on June 1, 2024. The following points are being added to the original report to clarify... View More
The Shenandoah police lied about the time that they obtained a search warrant for my house. They were conducting a controlled buy using a CI, and an "individual". They did not find any drugs at my house, nor did they find any drugs on my person or in my vehicle. They did not find anything... View More
His roommate at Arizona State University called the cops on him and had him arrested. Now he cannot return to his apartment. How can I get out of this lease since he is no longer able to live there? He is now back in Texas seeking treatment. He tried to commit suicide and after letting the leasing... View More
My husband and I went to buy him and I a gun, but ran out of time so we left and returned a few hours after he had gotten off work. Our friend who was previously in the store but after we were there earlier, was told to get his address changed and then they could sell him one was with us the second... View More
Researching the illegal drug policies in Louisiana, Identify schedule 1-4 drugs.
My boyfriend is on parole and his parole officer comes often to do the parole search does she have the right to come in with 15 police officers and before ever searching him or before any laws are broke can she come in and search me even after me saying you can't search me, with her saying she... View More
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