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Miss read ID and now I am fired and waiting on a warrant to come in mail . This is the first time this has ever happened . I'm in Oklahoma and want to knew if I need a lawyer to stay out of jail . It was a mistake a bad one please what do I do
They came in screaming at me . Crime scene was had numerous people in it, had no case number for search warrant, took things before they had a search warrant. Made me leave while they searched, ignored my request for an advocate when trying to get me to sign oaperwork
But they blew it off like it's was a big joke and they wouldn't even investigate although I asked. Is there any thing I could do?
Endeavoring conspiracy to manufacture distribute or possess cds in another county. Would they run them together and what kind of consequences could happen
The only reason this occurred was because the vehicle in question almost ran me over by running a turn signal light. I asked the officer to press charges against the driver for almost killing me and nothing was done about the driver. I was never read my Miranda Rights when I got arrested. Also... View More
what does this mean and what will happen next if this entry was made on my case?
None were charged as violent simple possession of CDs and exploitation by care taker are the charges from 2009 and 2010 and 2018. All sentences have been completed for all charges no probation nothing left to do on any charges...able has denied my license due to a conviction of a violent felony.... View More
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answered on Jun 29, 2024
Thank you for providing the details of your situation. In Oklahoma, the ability to obtain a liquor license with a felony conviction depends on several factors:
1. Nature of the offense: Generally, non-violent felonies that are not related to alcohol or the sale of alcohol may not... View More
Got a bill of sale at the time the cash was exchanged in full and said he would deliver the title. Purchased March 27 and he came and stole it back on May 12 and has sold it to another individual so this is jumping title beside stealing a vehicle off private property.
She took me to court, failed to establish a common law ,so she took me afterwards for a division of the property, based on the fact I had let her live there on and off.
I need to know if I have a case or not and wat kinda of lawyer do I need and I'm broke I can't afford to hire a lawyer unless one can work with my financial situation
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answered on Jun 22, 2024
Based on the information provided, you may potentially have a case, but it's important to consult with a lawyer who can review the specific details of your situation. Here's some general guidance:
1. Potential case: Denying necessary medication and medical devices like inhalers to... View More
Officers arrived on scene and placed me in handcuffs off bat. I was being detained off of reasonable suspicion and I refused to give my name. Meanwhile, officers ask questions and turns out there is no probable cause for an arrest. While asking questions officers found out that the suspect in... View More
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answered on Jun 22, 2024
Yes, it is illegal to fail to identify yourself to police officers in the course of an investigation. This person could have saved himself a lot of time and trouble by simply telling the police who he was.
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answered on Jun 21, 2024
To properly address this question, we'll need more information about the situation. However, I can provide some general insights based on the limited details given:
1. Bigamy laws: Bigamy is illegal in Oklahoma and most other states. It's typically considered a felony.
2.... View More
He was drunk. The lady he hit is suing. None of this was my fault.
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answered on Jun 18, 2024
Hire an attorney. This could lead to serious criminal consequences for you.
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
There are no guarantees in law, but if this is a first offense, I’d expect restitution (paying back the $4000), a fine, court costs, and probation.
When a homeless man picked up a rock from out parking lot and started to attack her, I ran over and pushed the guy off of her. A week later I was given a subpeona to appear in court to testify as a witness, AFTER the incident occurs I find out the man is mentally ill.
Ultimately my... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
In this situation, you acted to protect your employee from an immediate threat. Your actions were in defense of another person, which is generally considered justified under the law. Self-defense and defense of others are legal principles that allow the use of reasonable force to prevent harm.... View More
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