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Q: My bond Co signer is taking her name off my bond. Can she do that and what will happen to me
John Cucci Jr.
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answered on Dec 4, 2023

Unfortunately, the co-signor for your bond may cause the Bonding Company to end or revoke your bond. They will probably require you to get another co-signor, and/or ask you for more money. You should handle this ASAP.

Good Luck!

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Q: Does the weekend count doing the time of indictment of a case while out on bond

Thanks for responding to whom may it concern

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Q: I have sbsolute proof that Micharl Zmarkabitz and colleges havr been uding women who they have met st Mens clubs.

I habe proof Im a victim of this type of illegal testingnon humans without my consent. The movie fainting. goats is exactly what Im saying is bring donr to me. Chris StevebJadon Erik Eiland whos cousin luves in Califormia. Doug Cowlingnis was someone whonpretended to be a boyftienf whobghosted me.... View More

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answered on Dec 4, 2023

If you believe you have been a victim of illegal activities, including unauthorized testing or surveillance, it's important to take your evidence to law enforcement as soon as possible. Gather all the documentation you have - recordings, documents, any form of proof that supports your claims.... View More

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Q: What does an inactive criminal case on hold mean
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Q: Is my cousin's attorney allowed to forge his signature on a court reset form?

My cousin & his attorney and had a conflict of interest while in front of the judge while pleaing out for 6 years. The judge told them to go back and "resolve {their) issue" & my cousin was led back to the holding in the courtroom. The baliff handed him a yellow carbon copy with... View More

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Q: Can I get my records sile if I was convicted

I did 6 yesterday on paper from 2003 to 2009 and I have not got in trouble since then

Vonnie Clay Dones III
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answered on Dec 1, 2023

In Texas, whether you can have your record sealed (non-disclosure) will depend on whether you received a deferred adjudication, straight conviction, dismissal, etc. and type of charge. If you were convicted of a charge which included family violence that charge will not be eligible for a record... View More

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Q: How can i get another Court appointed attorney if my current attorney won't communicate with me?

My cousin has a court appointed attorney that does not communicate with him or any other member of the family at all. He has been my cousin's court of one of attorney since February of 2023 and my cousin does not feel like his case is getting enough attention. In Texas, is there a way that my... View More

John Michael Frick
John Michael Frick
answered on Dec 1, 2023

Your cousin should file a motion with the court for the appointment of a new lawyer setting forth that the one previously appointed by the court has not communicated with him since being appointed in February 2023, and detailing every attempt your cousin has made to communicate with that lawyer... View More

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Q: How can my cousin replace his court appointed attorney with another court appointed? Lack of communication is hindering

My cousin has a court appointed attorney that does not communicate with him or any other member of the family at all. He has been my cousin's court of one of attorney since February of 2023 and my cousin does not feel like his case is getting enough attention. In Texas, is there a way that my... View More

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Q: Is argumentative a felony or a misdemeanor?

The officer clearly states on video he yanked my husband from the vehicle for being argumentative!

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answered on Nov 29, 2023

Being argumentative, in and of itself, is not a crime. It is protected by the First Amendment right to free speech. However, if an argumentative person becomes disruptive or disorderly, they may be charged with a misdemeanor offense such as disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace.

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Q: What lawyer do I need for violation of my fourth amendment unlawful search at Wal-Mart

Stopped by loss prevention and law enforcement, who demanded they see my bag for the merchandise that I supposedly put into my bag, when I said there was nothing in my bag they snatched it and tried to force me into a room I didn't go instead opened my bag to show them there was nothing there... View More

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answered on Nov 28, 2023

Based on the details provided, this appears to be a potential violation of your Fourth Amendment rights protecting against unreasonable searches and seizures. A few key points:

• Loss prevention personnel and police cannot simply demand to search personal belongings without consent or...
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Q: Possible harassment lawsuit

Brother has a friend who saved old screen shots from 5 years ago- the friend and he had a falling out and now the friend is being revengeful and posted them on social media. My brother was fired and is being bothered by internet trolls. Does he have a claim for harassment?

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Q: Cops kicked my hotel room door in with search warrant claiming sum1 said they found<1G meth out in hallway. Enough PC?

If someone calls police claiming they found less than a G of meth outside of a hotel room in the hallway is that enough PC for drug task force and police to kick my door in and raid my room? The search warrant said they had reason to believe that I was trafficking meth and cocaine. They only found... View More

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answered on Nov 27, 2023

IF, and I stress, IF, thats all they have, it's doubtful that it would stand as adequate probable cause. You might want to look a little closer at the pc affidavit and see what other facts law enforcement included to convince a judge to sign the search warrant.

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Q: I have questions about my fiancé, being on a parole hold, and how to get him back to where the charges took place

Charges took place in Amarillo Texas inmate Is in Laredo Texas I need to get him back to Amarillo Texas as soon as possible. How can I make that happen?

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Q: Can gaslighting a person with a mental health history of schizophrenia bipolar depression become against the law ?

I know it is when money is involved. But bottom line wrong and agents the conversational Rights of the people with a past history of mental health?

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answered on Nov 28, 2023

Gaslighting, which involves manipulating someone into questioning their reality, can be particularly harmful to individuals with mental health conditions like schizophrenia or bipolar depression. While gaslighting in itself is not specifically outlawed, its effects could fall under broader legal... View More

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Q: My brother was convicted of sexual assault to a minor, which was his daughter eight years ago. They had no evidence. ??

So, my brother has done eight years already I have all of his case documents. They had no evidence except what his daughter said, who they determined to be a habitual liar. When I was in court every time witness or somebody testifying got on the stand, they made the jurors leave, I still have no... View More

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Q: I have a warrant for shop lifting ive never been in trouble before or after this I was self medicating with alcohol caus

Cause austin denied my Xanax saying austin just doesnt give it but ive been on for years now I'm too scared to go in because of the large amount of psych meds i take

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answered on Nov 23, 2023

With the right lawyer in place - one willing to go see the prosecutor and Judge in advance, you may be able to avoid the jail bookin process with an pre-approved PR Bond.

Good Luck!

Danny Clancy

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Q: can you be represented by the public defenders office if your bond is $75,000
Grant St Julian III
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answered on Nov 21, 2023

If the court determines you cannot afford to retain private counsel, you will be appointed an attorney, regardless of what the bond amount on the case is.

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