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Impeding breathing case which was dropped, cause loss of employment. Court also made mistake on bind conditions
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answered on Mar 6, 2024
When facing legal issues that lead to loss of employment and wrongful incarceration, particularly due to mistakes in bond conditions or charges that were eventually dropped, it's essential to seek legal assistance promptly. An attorney with experience in criminal defense can help navigate the... View More 
My husband had a paid attorney, case was open for a little over a year. He sounded confident at first and sounded like he knew what he was doing he advised him to not take his first plea which was 5 years, way better deal then what he ended up signing for. His second plea bargain was 20 years. He... View More
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
If your husband feels he was coerced into accepting a plea bargain that he did not fully agree with, there may be options to challenge the plea, but these options are limited and depend heavily on the specifics of the case and the jurisdiction. One common ground for withdrawing a plea is if it can... View More
I am seeking attorney specializing in national security matters/constitutional law to get off of Domestic Terrorist Watchlist (subcategories 3 and 4, non-investigative subjects) where I was nominated after a bad break-up by ex-boyfriend's friend judge
Dallas TX
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answered on Feb 24, 2024
To address being placed on the Domestic Terrorist Watchlist, it's crucial to seek legal assistance from an attorney knowledgeable in national security matters and constitutional law. Given the sensitive nature of your situation, finding an attorney with experience in these areas can be... View More
answered on Feb 7, 2024
A writ of prohibition is governed by Tex. R. App. P. 52 which governs all original proceedings. The petition for writ of prohibition should be filed electronically using the state's e-filing system with the appropriate appellate court. It should be captioned "In re [name of of the... View More
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answered on Jan 29, 2024
If you're dealing with a potential case of police brutality in Dallas, Texas, it's crucial to take specific steps to address the situation effectively. First and foremost, ensure your safety and seek any necessary medical attention for injuries sustained during the incident.... View More
In 1972 I renounced my American citizenship since I lived in Mexico and was involved in my family's natural gas business that required that I be a Mexican citizen. In 1977 I married my wife (an American citizen) and because her job as a Texas school teacher required she live in Texas she... View More
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
In your situation, the denial of the right to own a firearm due to a previous renunciation of American citizenship can be challenged, but it's a complex legal issue. First, understand that under U.S. law, individuals who have renounced their citizenship may be barred from certain rights,... View More
Can I call the cops at a formal time like 6pm and they HAVE TO escort me in or they will not let me in because my parents said no even thought it’s all my stuff
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answered on Jan 23, 2024
I would suggest a few things in this situation:
- Contact the police again and explain you are a resident of the home but have been locked out. They may be willing to escort you back in to retrieve your belongings. Make clear you are not trying to cause issues, you just want to safely get... View More
If it was up to them nothing would be done for treatment now they know what needs to be done and haven't yet it's to point serious injuries could happen if haven't already what do we need to do
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answered on Jan 20, 2024
If your son is being denied medical attention in jail, it's crucial to take immediate action. Inmates are entitled to receive adequate medical care under the Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. The first step is to document all instances of... View More
So there's a police officer telling people I'ma drug dealer , claims my home is a drug home I been dealing with this officer from July 25th 2023 to December 6th 2023. As of right now I haven't been able to work and I'm looking for a new place to live as this officers... View More
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answered on Dec 30, 2023
Dealing with harassment and false accusations from a police officer can be a distressing and challenging situation. The allegations you're facing and the actions taken against you, such as illegal searches and property theft, are serious matters.
Firstly, if you believe that your... View More
A cop arrests Joe Jones after claiming to search Jones computer and find something illegal. Jones's attorney hires a computer expert to examine alleged evidence but ADA stalls for over a year and will not give expert access. Finally it is discovered that there never was anything illegal and... View More
answered on Dec 19, 2023
The 4th and 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects citizens unreasonable searches and seizures without due process. A wrongful or false arrest is a violation of civil rights. Generally, cases are pursued under 42 U.S.C. 1983 in which you can sue the police officer (person arresting you)... View More
Can you get your money back from the bondsman if you're not indicted within 180 days ( 1 year )
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answered on Dec 20, 2023
In Texas, if you are not indicted within 180 days for a felony charge, you may have grounds to request a release from the obligations of your bond. However, the specifics can depend on the details of your case and the type of bond you have.
For a surety bond (where a bondsman is involved),... View More
My fiance just signed a contract for a tenant. The landlord didn't ask for a criminal background check just wanted to know who was staying in the home. I have a criminal background so now after we gave up the deposit and 1st month rent the landlord is saying that I might not be able to live... View More
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answered on Dec 17, 2023
In your situation, it's essential to first review the lease agreement that your fiancé signed. Check if there are any clauses regarding criminal background checks or requirements for tenant approval. If the lease was signed without such stipulations, the landlord's later refusal to allow... View More
Two officers approached the passenger window and asked for our ID’s. They informed me of the traffic violations annd immediately asked me to get out and sit in the patrol car while they wrote them up. I did so after declining their request to search me and the vehicle.
Sitting in the... View More
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answered on Dec 17, 2023
Your rights during a police search are critical, and any potential violation of these rights could impact the outcome of your case. Legal representation will help you navigate these complex issues and ensure your rights are protected throughout the legal process.
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answered on Dec 17, 2023
In Texas, an employer may request a copy of your ISP (Internet Service Provider) bill if you are working remotely. This request is generally considered reasonable, especially if the employer needs to verify your internet expenses for reimbursement purposes or to ensure that you have adequate... View More
before he begin to search my vehicle i told him i didnt give him permission to do so he stated again probable cause at that time i told him him that this was all wrong we havent done anything wrong and if we could get someone else out here cause this wasnt right he was lieing and he had no right... View More
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answered on Dec 17, 2023
If you believe your civil rights were violated during a traffic stop in San Antonio, Texas, you have several options to consider. Firstly, document every detail of the incident while it's fresh in your mind. This includes the officer's name and badge number, the time and location of the... View More
Is it an infraction against DA and or Sheriff? If so what are the defendants options for recourse?
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answered on Dec 17, 2023
If you're facing a situation involving illegal, unwarranted searches and arrests, or the falsification of evidence, this is a serious matter that can potentially impact both the district attorney and the sheriff's department involved. These actions can constitute violations of... View More
I work on a construction site. It is privately owned. In order to enter the site, the owner requires everyone to get a badge, obtained using a US driver's license. When entering the site, you must badge in at the security gate. My question is, after you badge in and begin working, is it legal... View More
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answered on Dec 17, 2023
On private property, such as your construction site, the property owner or their representative, like a security company, generally has the right to establish security protocols. This can include requiring identification at various points, not just at the entrance. It's part of their effort to... View More
So I work for a big bank as a fraud invesitgator going on 4 years they did fingerprinting and background check before hiring me everything was fine. I went to enlist in Military an a background check was performed an they stated i have a active arrest warrant for tampering/w gov document. Im very... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2023
Unfortunately, the statute of limitations is paused once a case is filed. However, you do have a right to a speedy trial. To avail yourself of that right you need to clear the warrant (this is something that an experienced criminal defense attorney should know how to do in the jurisdiction with the... View More
I don't do plus I was never asked or even told anything about this until my ex boss told me in text it was cause there was suspicion I was on drugs witch I wasn't
answered on Dec 8, 2023
If you know who falsely told your employer that you damaged a piece of equipment and/or were on drugs, you may have a viable claim for defamation against that individual.
With respect to your employer, in the absence of a written employment agreement that precludes your employer from... View More
Without my acknowledgement or consent?
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answered on Nov 28, 2023
If you're concerned about the security of your Google account and unauthorized access to your information, it's crucial to take immediate steps to protect your data. Start by changing your account password to something strong and unique. Also, enable two-factor authentication, which adds... View More
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