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Two separate counties in Indiana I had charges, I was granted the expungement for both counties, and also each one states for restoration of rights to own a firearm as well, but I am still getting denied by the FBI, did I just waste the money on getting the expungement or is there something else I... View More 
The most said person has gotten is house arrest and very minimal jail time at the county jail.
answered on Oct 31, 2024
If it is a criminal case and a plea agreement has been entered or after a trial the person has been sentenced to probation, the reason for the attorney's appearance in the case has concluded. If the attorney did not withdraw and there were a probation revocation, then the attorney would be... View More
For a felony level 6
i need answers before i can agree to anything from the law firm. they me request to change lawyers in court. he said because she is has quit being a lawyer. i have had 2 injuries in the last 2 years,just found out i have lupus. will see a Rheumatoid dr on the 12th. i am 73yo. worked as rn in 20... View More
i need answers before i can agree to anything from the law firm. they me request to change lawyers in court. he said because she is has quit being a lawyer. i have had 2 injuries in the last 2 years,just found out i have lupus. will see a Rheumatoid dr on the 12th. i am 73yo. worked as rn in 20... View More
What does it mean a 1st misdemeanor warrant sentence in the state of IN expires after 180 days??? Which is 5months I believe I read about I’m just curious thank you!!!!! They also kept changing my P.O. On me without consulting me in the almost 4 Months I completed with each P.O. Everything was... View More
After.completing 13 months went back did 13 months In prison let bout now violated again never caught a new case all violations are technicals but I' was sentenced under the 2 for 1 law how much time can they get out of me I'm well over 10 actual years served no conduct reports I dont get... View More
It's my 15 year old daughter doing it to my son I'm just over her doing that to him she is always mean to him and she does it on purpose
I was assaulted by 5 people. I was beat with a 5 ft metal pipe, beat with 2 Louisville slugger baseball bats, kicked and stomped up and down my body, and shot.
What lead to the situation was on September 16th 2021 my stepson died who was more like my real son his mother and I split up... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2024
This can't work unless you ask a question. You have not asked a question. Criminal charges must be filed against your wife/ex-wife. To be credible, the situation should have been reported to the police as soon as you had received necessary emergency medical care. Again, it is impossible... View More
Not to contact the person or send messages. For the purpose of avoiding an ex online.
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
Looking to find someone's new Instagram account to avoid online interactions is generally not illegal. Public profiles are accessible to anyone, and searching for them doesn't typically violate any laws. However, it's important to respect privacy settings and boundaries set by the... View More
that right? so a male cop allow to put his hands in a females pockets without a female cop their to addist?
How do get our property back can we sue
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answered on Oct 8, 2024
I'm sorry to hear what you've gone through. The first step is to contact a qualified attorney who can guide you through the legal process and help you understand your rights. They can assist in filing the necessary paperwork to recover your property and address any wrongful actions taken... View More
Bartholomew county jail, inmate was incarcerated on ptr from a level 6 felony from 6 years ago. Inmate was offered bail and I paid $5,000 on Friday Oct 4. Today was her initial hearing/ attorney status hearing and her discovery/sentencing hearing is November 13th. We checked in with her probation... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2024
As a general rule, the PO cannot do so. However, if there is a term in the rules of probation that she signed allowing for work release with a violation of probation filed, then the answer could be yes. Additionally, if the court ordered her as a condition of the bond to go to work release that... View More
Was.found not guilty and now they convict me of attempted battery and have to see a probation officer for a misdemeanor pre sentence investigation . B4 I'm sentenced
I was charged with domestic battery, they ended up dismissing the case because my fiancé would not testify against me. They dismissed it without prejudice - I know that means they can reopen it at anytime, but doesn’t that conflict with the double jeopardy clause? How can you be tried again for... View More
answered on Oct 3, 2024
Dismissing without prejudice means the prosecutor can file the case anytime up until the statute of limitations has run. If a misdemeanor the SOL is 2 years and if it's a felony then 5 years. Double jeopardy only applies if the trial against you had begun, meaning a jury was selected or a... View More
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answered on Oct 2, 2024
Experiencing multiple sentences for the same case can be confusing and distressing. Double jeopardy is a legal principle that prevents you from being tried or punished more than once for the same offense. If you've been sentenced more than once for the same cause number, it might fall under... View More
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