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They have threatened my life and my daughters. One has flattened my tire and tried breaking into my home. The female reached out and said that she was going to harm me the next time she sees me and even is threatening to come to my home. I was let go behind all of this with no help from the job or... View More
I went to my original court date and they said the DA was not picking up the case at this time and they set another court date without my knowledge and did not contact me nor my bail bonds Now they said I missed a court date and I have a warrant
answered on May 15, 2024
I understand that this is a stressful situation.
Under California law, if you are out on bail and a warrant is issued for your arrest due to a missed court date, it's important to take action quickly. Here are a few steps you can consider:
1. Contact your bail bondsman... View More
I was pulled over by an officer outside of a school zone who told me while I was in the school zone he clocked me at 42. Where the officer said he clocked me at on the ticket is where he was already sitting with his lights on and where I and other cars were stopped for the crossing guard upon... View More
No weapon was used, or in posession during the offense, and it was a non-violent offense.
The 41500 Form is a form that dismisses all traffic citations as long as they are not felony citations.
When we file the 41500 Form, we do so while we are incarcerated this allows people who are incarcerated the ability to be released without another hurdle to jump over or any issues... View More
answered on May 15, 2024
I don't have definitive information about whether Utah has a form that is directly equivalent to California's 41500 form for dismissing traffic citations for incarcerated individuals. Traffic laws and procedures can vary significantly between states.
That said, Utah does appear to... View More
I am a victim of medical gas lighting, elder abuse, I highly believe investment fraud. I was injured on my job by slip n fall on ice. Injured head, neck, back, shoulders, lower back. After 2.5 years, Injuries show partial collapsed lungs, spread of cyst and nodules through body. No compensation... View More
answered on May 15, 2024
A mentally competent person can fire an attorney, including a court appointed attorney, any time without having to provide any explanation.
A court is not required to appoint a new court-appointed attorney or to grant a continuance of any setting. The defendant can represent him- or... View More
To make sure I'm not pointing fingers right away, I'll call the company at hand Car Company, "CC" for short.
I was terminated under the guise of "sending elicit messages to a fellow coworker", which was odd as the co-worker at question had never filed a... View More
At each court date he gets remanded and has to get bailed again. If the accuser or their lawyer never shows up how can they keep remanding him for the same issue? Is there still a case if no one shows up? There is no events but the first statement from a family member of the accuse which is nowhere... View More
answered on May 14, 2024
I apologize for the confusion, but there is no form 41500 in California that I'm aware of. Could you please provide more context about what the form is used for? This will help me better understand your question and determine if there is an equivalent form in Utah.
In general, legal... View More
We raised multiple issues but at this point we just want to worry about the actual resentencing on the charge not the other issues we raised.
When we moved in she was independent and her own POA. She had to go to hospital and returned in a wheelchair. She had refused to go to a facility. I helped her get home care because I felt for her but suddenly she began demanding more and if I refused she slander me, adult services came out and... View More
I have a public defender Amy brauman right now at Hendricks county and she's trying to send me to prison she doesn't care about my well being in that I was sober for a year and 6 months had my son back had my car had a driver's license finally employment completed probation in the... View More
answered on May 15, 2024
Absolutely. A BB gun is considered an "object, device, or instrument which, when used offensively against a person, is likely to or actually does result in serious bodily injury," so firing one at another person can be charged as an aggravated assault.
answered on May 14, 2024
Yes! Aggravates assault is based on the perceived threat to the victim, not the actual threat. So if they victims believes its a real gun and they are in fear of their safety then that can be an aggravated assault.
Charged with DUI and possession. Field tests completed after drugs found in my pocket and already handcuffed. I was unhand-cuffed and given sobriety tests to be told I failed. Officer miss counted steps and video proves I didn’t fail. What cons and pros? Can I file a motion to suppress evidence?
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forces and threatened if I don't take that deal or offer you'll be tried on the second degree murder indictment. This is too in violation of my fifth amendment but I want to ask justia before consulting with an attorney. I'm innocent of the charges it was an accident. But since there... View More
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