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Q: I did a limited background check on my self. came back.isp reason code:16 child abuse and inconclusive ic-10-13-30-27

I have to get fingerprints done now what's this mean?

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Q: Can a minor give police permission to enter a home?

14-year-old girl and resident of a home call non-emergency dispatch and advise the operator that her father and step-mother are locked in their bedroom and smoking marijuana in the house with (step-mother's) children in the home. An officer from the Sherriff's department arrives, knocks,... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law and Insurance Bad Faith for Indiana on
Q: I need to get a copy of a check that was illegally cashed without my mortgage company's signature. How do I do this?

The copy of this very large cashed check sent by my insurance company did not have any signatures on it. I want the copy from the bank that cashed it to see if forgery was committed. But the bank that cashed it will not release it to me since I am not the customer and I wanted to know is it... View More

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Q: in indiana< if i violate probation efore the expire date, but did not committ a crime will my probation end

i have a vop issued before my probation end date but not for comitting a crime. only for technical violation< now my end date has passed does that mean my probation is over

Elizabeth  Milliken
Elizabeth Milliken
answered on Nov 14, 2024

A Notice of Probation Violation automatically extends the probation period until the violation is resolved.

If the violation is based upon failure to pay fines or probation fees and you are not able to pay, you are entitled to an indigency hearing. If the judge finds you indigent, then...
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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, International Law and Land Use & Zoning for Indiana on
Q: Why did the FBI emergency tip line refuse to accept my evidence of bombs planted in the streets where I live?
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answered on Nov 15, 2024

I understand this is a very concerning situation that requires immediate attention. Your safety and the safety of your community are paramount.

If you believe there are explosive devices in your area, you need to immediately call 911 - this is the most appropriate emergency response...
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0 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents, Child Custody, Personal Injury and Criminal Law for Indiana on
Q: My husband recently reached a plea deal. He is being considered for home detainment. Can officers search my minor child

Husband is being evaluated for home detainment. But, am having a hard time with signing away my 4th amendment rights so he can even be considered. My son is 14, and on the autism spectrum. Would officers inspecting our home be able to search my minor son?

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Q: Was granted an order for expungement and restoration of rights to own a firearm, I am still getting denied for purchase

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

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Q: How could someone with 8 felonies and 10 misdemeanors within a span of 10 years not be charged as a habitual off. In IN

The most said person has gotten is house arrest and very minimal jail time at the county jail.

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Q: Why would an attorney put in a motion to withdraw after a case has been decided in Indiana?
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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

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Q: Am I able to bail out again after getting sentenced?

For a felony level 6

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Q: I live in ft, wane,IN...This site gave me all Ill. lawyers...

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

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Q: i asked my lawyer to change get the video calibrated to the correct speed so we can see better.the lawyer said,'no'

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

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Q: What happens on a 1st time violation of probation when they issue a warrant for a misdemeanor sentence? I missed 1 Visit

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

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Q: I got sentenced to a 12yrs do 6 and an 8 do 4 running wild my question is I served 8 1/2 yrs got out violated parole

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

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Juvenile Law for Indiana on
Q: Is it OK for a 15 year old to be putting their hands on a 4year old and they are leaving marks on them

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

Elizabeth  Milliken
Elizabeth Milliken
answered on Nov 14, 2024

Based on the facts you gave, I would say it is not okay. In fact, if your daughter is intentionally hurting your son, she could be charged with a criminal offense. Additionally, you are obligated by law to protect your son from being harmed by your daughter. This means if DCS were called due to... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Civil Rights and Constitutional Law for Indiana on
Q: Look up case numbers 4:2024cv00033, 4:24-cv-00002, and 4:2024-cv-00032 can any one help me. Please

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

Charles Candiano
Charles Candiano
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

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Q: Is it illegal to search for somebody’s new instagram account after they moved accounts?

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

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Q: Police raided my home removed property arrested they had wrong home won't return property

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

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