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Hello my ex girlfriend enter to my apartment without my permission, she took with her my tablet my cellphone my kindle my car keys and my personal identificación bank cards social security driver license took pictures of this information and used against me, in that day my daughter was here she is... View More 
answered on Oct 16, 2018
You asked the same question on AVVO but this time, with my advice, you changed the word to permission.
Apparently, you think there is some magic answer which will solve your problem. You already have your answer
my exgirlfriend enter to my apartment without my concern, look through all my apartment for my personal stuff, took with her my tablet my cellphone my klinde, my car keys my driver license my social security card my banks cards, without my concern, she only gave back to me the next day my car keys... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2018
concern or permission?
You can sue. It takes a long time. How much is your monetary damages?
Does she have enough to pay any judgment?
No lawyer will accept this case on a contingency case.
Why don't you reort this to the police as a burglary?
What will the judge do he gave me a ticket for open container ticket which I didn’t drink at all and state police gave me a ticket for that
answered on Sep 26, 2018
The answer depends on the charge number, as you could get a MV violation or an ordinance the ordinances tend to have higher fines and more penalties.
There is a law in my county in nj that states I can not walk into any public court house and record What ever I can see from a public view without prior written consent from the courthouse administrator. Which means I have to file an application to assert my freedom to record in public. Is this... View More
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answered on Aug 17, 2018
you must obtain permission from the court to record inside the courtroom.
answered on Aug 16, 2018
Its not just what the state law allows but also what your township allows which can be more restrictive.
I was pulled over for being on my phone but never got a ticket for it. I got a ticket for a break light that was functioning, possession of controlled dangerous substance, possession of con. Dangerous substance in a M.V. a bill is being viewed for marijuana and is being postponed again for 2 more... View More
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answered on Aug 4, 2018
You have to give them notice within 90 days otherwise you are precluded from suing.
answered on May 31, 2018
When the police have used unjustifiable excessive force. This is a high standard for a person to overcome.
I was pulled over after long conversation with officer he searched my car, me and arrested me with out reading me my Miranda rights. I was charged with a criminal charge. Since I was not read my rights as a part of an American citizen and having my rights, should the case be dismissed due to not... View More
answered on May 17, 2018
Not necessarily your Miranda Rights only apply if the prosecutor intends to use any of your statements against you which were given while you were under custodial interrogation. I suggest you hire a lawyer to find a possible better defense.
I was traveling south bound on my main road while the p/o was conducting a speed radar at a standstill in the middle of the road. Pulls out, follows me 3 cars behind for 3 miles before stating in the police report that he pulled up and seen that I was "looking down on my phone " proceeded... View More
answered on Apr 20, 2018
A good criminal defense lawyer may be able to successfully challenge the stop and the fruits of the search. You should consult a lawyer right away.
answered on Apr 20, 2018
Yes, but then he may also have a defense, but the ticket can certainly be issued.
I am called by my middle name by my family and peers. I was the passenger in a vehicle pulled over for having an exhaust which was precieved to be too loud. I was incarcerated and served 5 days in MCCI. What legal action should I take to fight this charge or get it dismissed/ lowered to an offense... View More
answered on Feb 28, 2018
More information is needed to property answer your question and thus I suggest a consultation. But Unfortunately this type of case is your word against the officer and generally the office will win, unless you get lucky in court. The best thing to do is to hire a good lawyer to get the best... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2018
Yes the police can keep it and you still have to pay the loan. You need to hire a good lawyer for your case eluding is a serious charge with lots of jail time.e possible/probable.
answered on Dec 21, 2017
Police reports are generally public records. You can always sue the question is can you win and for that you will need to speak to a lawyer, but most lawyers will charge you.
Is L.E. allowed to make you stop recording?
answered on Nov 13, 2017
In general you can record any conversation so long as it would not interfere with a police investigation, arrest etc, so that would be the main question.
My parents were illegal immigrants when they had my baby brother in 1996. He is a US citizen my question is when they passed the Dream Act in 2005. Would he be considered a dreamer?
answered on Nov 22, 2017
No, since your baby brother was born in the US he is not considered a "Dreamer". Those are only for individuals who are undocumented who was brought to this country by their parents at a certain age.
answered on Sep 12, 2017
Unless it was in your lease, the landlord can't do that. And even if it is in the lease, that clause might be against public policy.
However, if you're talking about putting the camera in a common area such as a hallway, it might not be prohibited.
Disclaimer: The... View More
Parents agree to protect kids against mental abuse and manipulation from parternal grandparents who have not even wanted to babysit in the past but have now chosen to threaten suing for visitation as a way to control parents since parents have remained no contact. The children in question are 7 and... View More
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answered on Aug 18, 2017
Grandparents in NJ have almost no rights. You protect the children by not letting the Grandparents have any contact with them.
The prostitute was a undercover cop setting people up. Money was never exchanged. She never got in the car. Neither parties
knew each other prior to the situation.
answered on Jun 8, 2017
We don't have felony or misdemeanor classifications in NJ must criminal offenses and yes you can be charged and convicted with a criminal offense even if you did not actually commit the offense intended. Get a good lawyer as a criminal offense can ruin your record for life let alone the other... View More
Hearing was held on the 3rd day of Jan. Indictment drafted and presented on the 10th day of Jan. The hearing on a warrant Gerstein v. Pugh 1975 requured within 48 hours of detainment to determine Probable Cause as arrest was on Sept 16, 2005 did not receive bail until C.J.P. COURT ON Sept 27 11... View More
answered on May 15, 2017
You are asking Warrant vs. Indictment. Indictment is fine as recited above, not a 4th Amendment Violation
we get asked this question all the time-does the suspect need to be in the immediate area after the arrest in order for the police to search the entire vehicle ? for example can they be taken from the scene placed in the back of a patrol car and then the search be conducted into locked glove box... View More
answered on Mar 30, 2017
Who is we and if we is a police department, you are represented by a lawyer called the prosecutor and that would be the best lawyer to answer your question. A lawyer cannot talk to another lawyers client without that persons lawyers consent. I if you are a police department which is the way your... View More
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