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He has adequate paperwork stating he has been given time served
answered on May 14, 2018
If the sentence has expired than the jail is unlawfully holding the person in custody and can be sued for false imprisonment. The proper course would be to hire an attorney to investigate whether the sentence has legally expired and to provide this information to the jail or prison so they can be... View More 
Other at all. Need help!!
answered on May 8, 2018
I am not licensed to practice in Georgia. However, based off your facts, it sounds like you can try an uncontested divorce if you have no address and no way of contacting your soon-to-be ex wife. I would seek advice from a local legal clinic at a law school (if you live close to one) or by... View More
How is this fair and unbyis if they work for the same corporation?
answered on May 2, 2018
The Public Defender works for you. Not for the State. I know many Public Defenders, and I have never met one who takes the side of the State. But if you truly believe that your Public Defender isn't working for you, then you can hire a private attorney.
answered on May 14, 2018
The police can arrest you if they have a warrant, regardless of whether you are in your home or car.
The individual has been accused with murder and has been held in county jail for 3 years without being tried
answered on Apr 16, 2018
This question is impossible to answer without knowing more information.
Everything I find says its ones right and not a privilege that a city or state can take without due process of law is this true
answered on Apr 10, 2018
No, that isn't true. Driving on the roads of Georgia is a privilege, and to exercise that privilege, you must be licensed. What you are reading is nonsense perpetuated by a group of individuals who claim to be sovereign citizens. These people claim the laws do not apply to them. They are... View More
I was asked to surrender to the sentence but, i had already began filing Pro Se bc i knew something wasnt right my public defender set up a plea agreement w me transferred me for court and didnt show up. A substitute wouldnt hear that i already had a plea set so this forced me into a plea so i... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2018
Hire an attorney. You have a very limited amount of time to file a motion to withdraw your guilty plea.
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answered on Aug 16, 2017
Not without Judge's permission.
This phrase is under a silhoute of an ar15. (Ga 40-1-4) Question concerns a sticker on my truck.
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answered on Aug 3, 2017
What crime is being charged? Against whom? In what circumstances?
If using profanity around young children or in certain places, then possibly a crime. Otherwise, free speech.
On the 10th of July I went in to report that my ex had taken my bank card and withdrew money from it. The officers asked me my name and to identify him. I was told an investigator would come and talk with me. No one came. I was then made aware 21 days later that the ex had been picked up on a... View More
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answered on Aug 1, 2017
Yes, it can happen. Apparently, the amount of evidence you provided was enough to convince a judge, who would hear the facts you gave to that investigator, of "probable cause" to arrest your ex.
There is a BIG difference between complaining about this loser to your friends or... View More
It says as charge in the affidavit of P-#30
answered on Jul 26, 2017
OCGA 16-10-20 is a felony with 1 to 5 year sentence.
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It was in Georgia and also would that go under vandalization or what.
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answered on Jul 23, 2017
As with most criminal charges, the law is written like a large blanket, far too large to allow any misconduct to escape being covered. The word "structure" will be a key part of this case, and how that may be shown to have been part of a building or porch.
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The probation officer will not comply and find me a location to do my hours the place he is trying to make me do them says they do not do them. He also stated he would have me locked up if I didn't have 16 of them by monday. I have 4 months of probation left and only 40 hours or service . i... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2017
If you had an attorney, get his or her help to take the issue back before the Judge, as to your efforts to do as told, but impossible. Rural communities have far fewer community service alternatives.
The conditions of probation typically must be done long before the end of probation. I... View More
Which would mean it would be a violation of my constitutional rights
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answered on Jul 19, 2017
Police are given wide latitude to INVESTIGATE suspected crimes. Miranda rights are not required UNTIL "custody" is objectively obvious to the person being investigated, from the facts of each case.
Investigation can involve MANY things, like collecting samples of drugs, finding a... View More
The report was true and warrant unjustified.
answered on Jun 27, 2017
You should hire a lawyer. If you do nothing, you will eventually be arrested on the outstanding warrant.
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answered on Aug 11, 2017
Your message gave no dates or critical details. I suggest that you contact an attorney whose firm knows all the rules and necessary FACTORS for a claim like yours to be able to survive summary judgment motions (basically, a dismissal of the civil charges, by the judge, for failure to state a viable... View More
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answered on Aug 13, 2017
Likely, but insufficient information here, to know. No details given.
Contact a civil attorney attorney to give details, and get targeted advice. Call Michael Roth at 404-842-9380. Tell him that Mr. William Head sent you to him.
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answered on Jun 1, 2017
We would need more facts to sufficiently answer your inquiry.
The backend of my truck fish tailed upon taking a turn. There were no pedestrians nearby. No one was injured. There was no property damage. I was fully cooperational. I didn't argue, or cause any trouble at all, yet I was arrested, and my car was towed. I just got done posting bail at... View More
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answered on Aug 4, 2017
Under a US Supreme Court case, Atwater v. City of Lago Vista, an officer CAN make an arrest for a misdemeanor traffic offense, but (for this one) that is not common.
It sounds like this officer did not like you. Don't know why, but he/she did not, but likely the arrest video will help... View More
without beneficiary knowledge of?
answered on May 16, 2017
I assume you mean that the will grants the executor the power to sell property without court approval, or incorporates the statutory powers. Without such power, an executor would need to petition the probate court for approval to sell the house. Assuming that the executor has been granted the... View More
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