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Q: wife was given 50mg fentynol and 200 mg morphine, went into coma and died doctors did not agree on dosage.....

25/100mg would have been more than enough for pain...intentional overdose

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Q: son 39 stole 8 items from his Mom after her funeral....8 counts of petty larceny..one count of grand larceny

items locked in his room , trashed home, in therapy

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Q: doctors and nurses overdosed my wife with 50mg fentynol and 200 mg morphine...result coma and death.. death cert says

death cert says natural causues..not true..some doctors agreed with me ...overdose

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answered on Apr 19, 2024

You should speak to a civil plaintiff attorney that specializes in medical Malpractice. Some of the bigger firms have lawyers on staff who are also medical professionals. Using you to request medical records on behalf of your wife they should be able to assess whether their is a viable case to... View More

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Q: son 39 stole laptop, cell phone, drugs, credit cards, debit cards, mass cards, keys the day of his moms funeral..

items are locked in his bedroom..no car, no job, no degree, no friends, in therapy

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Q: doctos and nurxse gav wife 50 mg fentynoland 200mg morphine untilhse died some doctrs agreed withme too many drug

her life was cut short by days or weeks---birth cert says natural causes...not true

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Q: son 39 stole 8 items from Mom on the day of her funeral.... no car, no degree, no job, no friends, in therapy...

trashed home ....cost of ejectment and larceny?

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Q: son 39 took moms palptop, cellm phone, drugs, ketss, crdit cadrs, mass cards, etc and loked inhis bedrroom in 2023

son 39 traseeh home....ejectionand larceny?

nocar, no degree, no job, no feinfds, in terapy

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Q: son 39 locked up mom and dads items in his room, trying to take their home

no room and board, sleeps 12 hours

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Q: son has locked up Dad and Moms items in his bedroom, laptop, cell, phone, keys, drugs, credit cards, mass cards, etc

son has no job, no car, no degree, no friends, in therapy

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Family Law for New Jersey on
Q: my son has locked items belonging to me and my deceased wife in his room

how do i report a larceny?

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answered on Apr 12, 2024

Call your local police department and explain the situation to them. It is hard to give any other suggestion with the limited information provided. How old is your son? Does he pay you rent? What items were taken? Understand that if you go down this path with the police you are opening your son up... View More

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Q: I violated my probation by not showing at the hearing date . How can I avoid going to jail if I had a warrant of arrest

I have a warrant of arrest issued already. Can a lawyer defend me so I won’t go to jail.

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Q: What is an acceptable amount of time to have a return email or phone call from your criminal attorney you hired?

I have been sending emails to my son's Attorney Hired and there was a mixup with emails, so they say.

(This is false because they used my email to send the monetary payment contract to me)

They told me they didn’t know they were coming from my email and thought they were from... View More

H. Scott Aalsberg
H. Scott Aalsberg
answered on Apr 6, 2024

You should get a response within 24 hours during normal business hours M-F, if you hired a good lawyer. Are you sure the lawyer still has permission to talk to you as the client can take this approval away from the attorney and that may be the reason the attorney is not responding to you.

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Q: Is it legal to cancel inmates visitors if there are no reasons. 3 weeks in a row with no penalty on him?

My son‘s been in for almost 2 months the County Jail his visitors have been canceled for the last three weeks. No one gets a straight answer and we know he’s in the same location has not been moved. There is no restrictions on him etc. why can’t they not allow His visitors, we cannot get a... View More

3 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law and Constitutional Law for New Jersey on
Q: What can I do for a false obstruction charge?

I was sitting at a burger king parking lot when I was unaware the restaurant was closed. An officer came up to me and asked me questions which I answered before requesting my id. I was charged with obstruction after asking questions about if I had committed a crime (he didnt state a crime) and... View More

H. Scott Aalsberg
H. Scott Aalsberg
answered on Mar 23, 2024

Your only obstructing law enforcement in general if they were investigating a crime or had a reasonable suspicion that you were involved in a crime. Others reasons may exist such as the community care taker function, but everything is fact dependent. I would definately speak with a lawyer, they... View More

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Q: how long in New Jersey do they have to create the return of warrant I was arrested 27th of Feb. Graves Act wavier poss?

1st offense

Will I ever see the light of day again 12 counts criminal charges drugs and weapons

I'm a gun collector, Ham radios operator,and had license for everything.

I wasn’t selling the drugs I wasn’t selling guns I collect everything the drugs are for my own... View More

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answered on Mar 23, 2024

Impossible to answer this without more information. You need an experienced attorney who has handled Firearm and narcotics cases before. With drugs involved it will be difficult to obtain a Graves waiver, but you need an Attorney who can evaluate the States evidence and make sure they charged the... View More

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Q: How long do they have to go through the evidence collected from a house raided in NJ and turn it in to my attorney.

12 counts criminal charges drugs and weapons they claim 82 weapons and distribution of drugs Xanax and Valium

I wasn't selling it, ordered online from South Africa and I have a ATF license FFL and am a Ham radios operator.

Graves Act charged 1st time offence ever it was the... View More

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answered on Mar 23, 2024

The State is not obligated to turn over evidence to the Defense until the matter is indicted. If they charge you on a Summons then they do not have a set time limit on when they have to indict the case. If they charge you on a Warrant and move to detain you at a Detention Hearing the defense is... View More

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Q: What the code for tampering with a vehicle that isn’t yours
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answered on Mar 8, 2024

In New Jersey, tampering with a vehicle that isn't yours can fall under several statutes, depending on the nature of the tampering. The specific code might vary based on whether the act involved breaking into the vehicle, damaging it, or attempting to steal it. One of the relevant statutes is... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law, Real Estate Law and Elder Law for New Jersey on
Q: my 39 yearold son is conspiring with lawtyer toget me out of my home..they want tocash in ..can i prosecute?

son is 39, no job, no car, no degree, no freinds, goes to therapy.......trashed the house....has not done laundry inmonths

Matthew Schutz
Matthew Schutz
answered on Mar 8, 2024

I guess the first question is what is your goal here? If it is to get your son out of your house, the short answer is yes. Based on what you've written here and assuming he does not pay you any form of rent, you probably should file an ejectment action. An ejectment action is different than... View More

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Q: my 39 year old son is conspiring with a lawyer to defraud me....the lawyer has my son spying on me to get me out of my h

the 39 has sensors all over the home...he has no car, no job, no degree, no friends...he goes to therapy

they want to cash in the home and leave me on the street..how can i prosecute?

can i get an ejectment ? an iron clad trust? file for conspiracy and fraud?

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answered on Apr 5, 2024

I am sorry to hear this. Are you the sole owner of the home? Does your son live with you as a tenant and stopped paying rent? If your son does not own the home and does not have any type of lease with you, you could seek to have him removed from your home. However, it is best to consult with an... View More

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