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I don't feel that he is defending me like he should I feel as if he's not even trying to negotiate with the prosecuting attorney's office better terms for me because I know that it's possible because I know what I got can be dropped down to a class A misdemeanor and I can be... View More
I was deemed an improper person even though the conviction wasn’t domestic, from what I’ve read and been told this isn’t correct.
On 6/30/19, the defendant faced charges of Criminal Confinement (35-42-3-3(a)/F3), Domestic Battery (35-42-2-1.3(a)(1)/F5), and Resisting Law Enforcement (35-44-1.3-1(a)(1)/MA). The incident involved an argument with his girlfriend, during which she accidentally injured her lip by bumping into his... View More
Evidence of proof not placed in trial. New charges filed while incarcerated for something supposedly happened 8 years ago. Said case dismissed. Unable to be modified because of new case that was never charged with. How can wrongfully incarnation be filed, and be able to get released now. Especially... View More
Buis was suppose give a bid on some collectible items had wreck after leaving. Took time get back on feet and another vehicle,but kept in contact full time. When finally was able ⁶ to go pick up they said they was gona and had no rights. Yet never turned ownership over
He is a victim of prosecutorial misconduct out of retaliation for refusing to sign a 3 year sentence plea agreement. He claimed his innocence and was found not guilty after the second jury trial on an intimidation charge with dangerous weapon a level 5 felony. He has an extensive criminal history... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like your son is in a challenging legal situation, and securing the right attorney is crucial for his defense. Given the complexity of his case, including the prosecutorial misconduct, alleged retaliation, and the serious charges he's facing, you need an attorney with experience in... View More
Payee of bond has receipt of bond being paid in Perry county but the county has not logged it in their system. Bond has been paid for a week and an half. Inmate has a warrant in another county they told him he was being held for.
Poning his court date so I quit paying him. He eventually dropped him as a client. His next court date isn’t until Oct. my question is can they keep him in there this long?
How do I know if she did actually report it and what charges could I face
If I had parole in a different state them does that mean it would go off of my release date or would it still be after parole?
This person will be a registered offender for life. Violating the terms of sentencing (I believe) by not reporting online activity and passwords to certain accounts (where he posts/views explicit content)
They invited me to stay the night and the next the morning when they went to work, they gave me VERBAL consent saying I was allowed to be there while they were gone. She claims she didn’t and is now claiming she is missing a couple thousand dollars worth of jewelry. (Which was never found on me... View More
answered on Jul 19, 2024
I cannot give you legal advice without doing a conflict check in my firm, but I can direct you to the statute. To be convicted of burglary the State would need to prove a person was unlawfully in the home, and they also need to prove the person's intent to commit another crime. Here is the... View More
That specializes in court cases in Boykin rights.
answered on Jul 27, 2024
It sounds like you've faced a tough situation. Finding a lawyer in Indiana who is familiar with Boykin rights is important for your case. You need someone who has experience with this type of legal matter.
Start by researching local law firms and attorneys with a background in criminal... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2024
If the identity of the individual who committed the crime is in dispute, the discrepancy in the physical description could be powerful evidence in securing an acquittal. But, standing alone, that is not strong enough to secure a pretrial dismissal in the absence of other evidence that they... View More
On the paper work says nothing about euthenization but they keep telling ne she was. My strong belief is they adopted or fostered her out. That is my dog I need her she is federally registered ESA Mine Noone else's. They keep lieong to me and the story changeds I have been there numerous time... View More
answered on Jul 2, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation. It sounds like you've been through a traumatic experience and are very concerned about your dog. Let's break this down and consider your options:
1. Documentation: First, gather all paperwork related to your dog, including her... View More
answered on Jun 11, 2024
It is Conversion, both civilly and criminally as he is depriving the owner of its value and use.
Puedo seguir con el permiso de trabajo
answered on Jun 21, 2024
Entiendo su preocupación. Aquí hay información general sobre su situación:
1. Cargos por delito menor tipo A en Indiana:
- La pena máxima suele ser hasta 1 año de cárcel y una multa de hasta $5,000.
- Los cargos específicos dependerán del delito cometido.
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answered on May 2, 2024
That will be up to the individuals prosecuting the case. If you are the only victim, then yes there is a great likelihood that they will want to call you to testify as a witness at trial. If you are asking whether you "HAVE TO" testify, even if you do not want to testify, the prosecutor... View More
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