My ex assaulted me and while defending myself I hit her with my elbow when she was on my back. I requested jury trial and on the day of, I was forced to plea using rule 11 after the prosecuting attorney threatened to enhance the charge.
My husband xxx 0089632 inmate at imsi odoc would like to talk with someone regarding this case and would like to be added to this lawsuit.
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answered on Nov 18, 2023
I understand your husband's interest in case number 1:2021cv00409 and his desire to be added to the lawsuit. To find out who the attorney for the plaintiff is in this case, you can typically access this information through the court's official records. You can contact the clerk of the... View More 
Someone is charged with assault and a NCO is out into effect between man and woman. In the next week or so the NCO is violated, not on I’ll intent but they are helping each other becasue that’s all they have. If the original assault charge gets dropped then would the NCO violations be dropped... View More
I'm worried my past transaction on cash app will show I sent money to my drug dealer when I was going through my addiction. If so will I get in legal trouble trying to file bankruptcy. I really need debt relief now that I. Sober supporting my family, I'll lose my house if my wages get garnished.
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answered on Nov 5, 2023
Filing for bankruptcy is about addressing your debts and getting a fresh start, and you can file even if past spending contributed to your debt, including spending on illegal substances.
However, be aware that bankruptcy proceedings require full disclosure of your financial transactions,... View More
I’ve learned what is being downloaded is an extreme amount of script writing and controls my web searches, opens all my personal info and passwords to them. It prevents me from certain sites I try researching when following there paths to figure out who or what is behind the stealing anything... View More
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answered on Oct 18, 2023
If you believe that your phone has been compromised, it's imperative to act quickly. First, cease using the device and turn it off. Then, obtain a new phone and change all your passwords, especially for critical accounts like your email and bank. Document any evidence of the unauthorized... View More
Im an employee of the Sun Valley Resort, I went to hang out with my friends at common area of the employee dorms with my service dog, when, after sitting inside for a while, the security person came and told me that the dog cannot be inside, I told him that it's a service animal and that I can... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2023
An Idaho attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. This doesn't look like a workers' comp or criminal law matter, and there wasn't a response from the Civil Rights practitioners. Questions sometimes remain unanswered, but at this point, you could try... View More
My father is being released on parole and is at the age of 67. I would like him to retire and not be forced to work the remainder of his parole.
answered on May 25, 2023
You should contact your father's probation officer and ask about that. Your father can also talk to his probation officer. If you can't get anywhere with the Probation Officer, then you can file a Motion in the District Cout and bring this to the attention of the Judge.
Transfer him to a hospital for further evaluation?
answered on Mar 30, 2023
You can look up the regulation(s) that have to do with how long they can hold your bf, before they will be required to release him. These can be found here: https://adminrules.idaho.gov/rules/current/16/index.html
Every law that the Legislature passes, has to have a "regulation"... View More
answered on Mar 15, 2023
Yes, cops call it an "outside sniff," or words to that effect. The bummer about dogs, is that a LOT of the time now, routine traffic stops are done with a K-9 officer. If you happened to have been stopped within 3-5 minutes prior to a drug dog getting there, probably no Judge would say... View More
My question is in regards to idaho legislative statute 18-310 (2). My felony is not listed under the list of charges that disqualify you from immediate restoration of 2a rights
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answered on Mar 2, 2023
If you have completed your probation, you may be eligible to have your firearm rights restored. However, the process and requirements for restoration of firearm rights vary by state. You should check the laws of your specific state to determine the process and requirements for restoring your... View More
If I plead guilty what is the chance that I will only get a fine or fine and unsupervised probation
answered on Jan 26, 2023
Possession with Intent (to sell, distribute) is a felony in Idaho. It carries a maximun sentence of 7 years of prison. If you have NO other crimes in your jacket, then you MIGHT be able to get a probation offer. That also might be contingent on you completing 60-90 days in custody going through... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2023
This is a good time to learn about Idaho and the 4th Amendment to the US Constitution. A police officer has been endowed with a limited amount of discretion. He is not required to ticket someone for the "reasonable suspicion" reason that he pulled him over for, but he should if he wants... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2023
Yes it means that they couldn't find the individual, but nothing but a line that says, "warrant recalled" will mean that there is no longer a warrant. Good luck to you!
An out of jurisdiction officer while in another county without authorization collected evidence in an unrelated case from which he was initially investigating
answered on Jan 26, 2023
Yes, it will be admissible in court, if the information is not "hearsay," and the prosecutor can lay the proper evidentiary foundation to introduce it. Most cities and surrounding cities, have "compacts" or "agreements" that each can work "temporarily" in... View More
I was served with a search warrant for a stolen laptop which I had bought from this person not knowing that it was stolen. During the search they found 26 rifles and apparently 3 were stolen. Again not knowing that they were stolen. I was charged with 26 counts of illegal firearms possession and 4... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2023
If you are a felon, you may not possess a firearm, period. Regarding the laptop . . . what kind of computer was it? Did you pay full price for it? Did you pay a fair, used price for it? What questions did you ask the seller before buying it? Did the seller "dump" it for a hundred... View More
I am following the Bryan Kohbergers case and a lot of people are curious as to why a co defendant was listed in the discovery but there there is no co defendant ?
I’ve heard it is just how they do the legal discovery could you explain why they list this when there is actually no co defendant ?
answered on Jan 26, 2023
My experience in dealing with prosecution offices is that the first Discovery Responses they send out are akin to a sawed off shotgun approach, they're going to list every, single human being who they talked to or originally thought they might want to talk to. It's kind of like a... View More
I was pulled over on a highly bs traffic stop. So much so that my case is being dropped. The reason I was pulled over was because I was from oregon in idaho late at night. I've had several people comment on the fact that they were disappointed that they didn't find more Marijuana because... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2023
The question, the ONLY question is . . . did the officer have a "reasonable suspicion" that the driver of the car (son) had done something that the officer could give him a citation for? If the answer to that question is "yeah, the cop said my son was speeding but he never even gave... View More
At sentencing, my judge and prosecutor both agreed to allow me to have my charge ammended after I completed probation. I just need to know how to FILE for it. Or what form do I need to file, or how do I get a court date to make this happen. It's idaho code 19-2604. I just need the form/s... View More
answered on Jan 2, 2023
Here's one example you might use:
Comes now the Defendant, ________________, In Propria Persona, and hereby moves this Honorable Court to DISMISS the criminal charges against the Defendant, pursuant to Idaho Code 19-2604.
This motion is made and based on the Court and the... View More
When I was sentenced my judge told me after probation to come back and see him and he would ammend my charge. Charge is from 2015 I completed probation in 2020. I have called the clerks and they say I have to file something in order to have my case placed on the calender, and also that I have to... View More
answered on Jan 2, 2023
In Boise, Idaho, where I practice, it is sometimes necessary for me to call repeatedly the Clerk and ask that she give me a court date. However, it is ALWAYS after I have filed a MOTION FOR DISMISSAL OF CHARGES, pursuant to URCRP Rule 42 for dismissal. Here's a suggestion:
1. Draft... View More
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