I was pulled over and being charged with HTV For life.
What should I do?
answered on Apr 17, 2024
You should hire another attorney to represent you in the new case and to see about the possibility of specialized driving privileges.
My license was suspended in a default judgement almost 4 yrs ago. I have not been able to pay the judgement. I recently received a letter granting the plaintiffs motion to withdraw appearance. Will the suspension be lifted?
Can I pay a fine and have it dismissed?
They put a no contact order in place for 2 year's.
This isn't the first time. So the prosecutor wants me to testify at his jury trial. He contact me and beg me to say I false report. I said no. and he called the police in a different county different prosecutor. . Laughing... View More
I’ve had my firearms confiscated from me by the police after my home was being burglarized by thieves and I used it as self defense no one was injured but the police still took it as “evidence” the case was dropped and over it’s been a year and I still get a run around about getting my guns... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It must be very frustrating to have your property taken and not returned even after your case was dropped.
The specific laws and procedures around confiscation and return of firearms used in self-defense incidents vary by jurisdiction. In some... View More
In the state of Indiana
answered on Apr 3, 2024
That will depend on the police department policy as well as the state lab policy. However, many police departments have equipment to do testing either a chemical reagent test or miniature spectrometers.
Left items at toy store for appraisal,after a balljoint failed ruck totalled almost life lined. Kept in touch full time with Google, or Bay. But soon as got my feet back on ground and was ready pick up my legally owning items. for two totes toys from 1980-1999 and 73 HOTWHEELS was $40 so declined... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2024
Contact the Attorney General's Office for consumer fraud.
He was arrested at his probation meeting his probation officer called and told me he was being detained for violating probation I keep calling the sheriff office and jail and looking on the website he still is not booked in today is day 10.
answered on Mar 30, 2024
When a person is arrested for violating probation, the booking process typically begins shortly after the arrest. However, the duration it takes for the booking details to appear online or for the jail to provide information can vary greatly depending on several factors, including the specific... View More
Resulted in me having suicidal thoughts irrationality impulsive behavior and relapse just a Lil over a month before I was to finish up probation completely I flunked a drug test and violated stopped taking those meds and told my probation officer upfront put myself in substance classes got a job... View More
My wife has had her family taken and turned against her, She has encountered a very difficult life since the Rape occured. Her ex spouse has taken all her properties, Her 2 children, Stalks her, Harrasses her, Forced her into medications to control her. I am her husband Kenneth, Here recently her... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2024
I'm truly sorry to hear about what your wife and you are going through. It's crucial to prioritize her well-being and safety. You should report the rape and other criminal activities committed by her ex-spouse to the local police as soon as possible. They can initiate an investigation and... View More
disqualify me from becoming a notary public?
answered on Mar 20, 2024
I do not know specifically if the conversion would prevent you from becoming a notary, however conversion is a crime of dishonesty, therefore more than likely it would disqualify you. It appears you would qualify to have the cases expunged off your record. Consider consulting with a criminal... View More
in Sept of 22, I bonded out of jail two days later on 1200 cash bond. I hadn't been arrained yet at this time. I was gave a paper with a court date for arraignment the following week. The jail messed up, they said, cause the date on the paper was on a Saturday. The jail advised me the... View More
answered on Mar 17, 2024
The State has 48 hours to have charges filed and probable cause to be determined by a judge or magistrate. Since you bonded out the time requirement no longer applies. The State has five years from your arrest date to file charges.
After a verbal insult he lunged 2 grab me puts me in headlock smashing face/nose where I heard nose crunching, & couldn't scream breathe as he's twice my sz. in attempts to free myself he sustained 2 minor scratches yet he reported it & had me arrested for battery while I, in... View More
answered on Mar 9, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems that you may have a valid self-defense claim against the battery charges. In many jurisdictions, individuals have the right to use reasonable force to protect themselves from imminent harm. Given that the other person initiated physical contact by... View More
The state lab took 6 months
answered on Mar 19, 2024
If the two blood draws are done close in time to where there should be a comparable result, then it does become an evidentiary issue as to what is the correct blood score. You should consult with and experienced OWI attorney.
Police came to my house, out of jurisdiction, numerous times. I called them finally. They wanted dna to rule me out as a suspect. I gave it to them, as I was on probation and thought I had to. While the officer was taking the sample, he asked me why I thought my ex husband and my kids father ( 2... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2024
In situations where your statements to police are included in a discovery document that could compromise your safety, it's essential to address the issue promptly. The police have procedures for handling sensitive information, but mistakes and oversights can happen. If your safety is at risk... View More
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