She got mad cause I came into some money I got tired of her asking for money so I went and stayed at a hotel. While I was there she broke into my room and stole everything. I want to press charges. Now shes threatening me
You need to contact the law enforcement agency in whose jurisdiction your brother's home is located to file a report for burglary, theft, and threatening communications. You may also have to seek a protective order through the Pima County courts. Very tough situation. I wish you the best.
A lot of prayer. In all seriousness, if your income qualifies you for a public defender, then the Court will assign one. If you do not qualify for a public defender, you are likely going to need a Go Fund Me account or a wealthy relative (or you are going to have to implement austerity measures in... Read more »
No Bond
judge at 4pm
Chrgs
MIL AFFAIR/EMERG SER
DISORD CNDCT-REF
how much trouble is she in??
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From your description the charges are likely:
001) Count of MIL AFFAIR/EMERG SERVICE VIOL
(001) Count of Disorderly Conduct- Refuse to Disperse
Without knowing the specifics of your daughter’s case and taking into consideration the Governor's recent curfew/declaration... Read more »
I am supposed to be awarded attorney fees in my case that is still pending, but at a mediation setting on another matter, I was threatened with "they will sue you for breach if you do not vacate your judges ruling?"
The exact context of your question isn't clear, but no it doesn't sound like it's blackmail.
A girl experienced sexual abuse by her father as a baby. The mother of the baby found out but could not report or leave the father because she lacked evidence. With a long history of psychiatric issues the mother was afraid that her child would be taken from her and end up living with the father.... Read more »
Mandatory reporting requirements are meant to ensure the safety of the child or vulnerable adult who could be abused or neglected. According to the facts you have provided, the child no longer exists (because they are now an adult). Without a potential victim, I would argue the duty to report does... Read more »
She charged me with domestic violence but I took it to court and won cause I wad the one beat up in the pictures and she didn't have marks and we have no court orders in place and im on my daughters birth certificate
No, this isn't kidnapping. Without enforceable orders in place, there really aren't many limitations on a parent's ability to travel with children. You should consult with a family law attorney to evaluate your options. The best course of action may be to file a petition to establish... Read more »
2 years ago my husband was arrested with 3 ounces of meth and a weapon.He took the case to trial and all charges were dismissed due to the arresting officer faulty testimony. Last October he was pulled over again and this time he was arrested for marijuana possession.He was put on standard... Read more »
Assuming that somebody is convicted of a crime, it is up to the judge to impose the sentence. Depending on the defendant's criminal history, there will be a sentencing range that the judge must follow. Within that sentencing range, the defense attorney and the prosecutor can both try to... Read more »
I have two cases, the first case is in 1999 with two felonies and the second case in 2000 with three felonies.
I am trying to found out if any of the crimes (felonies) and the sentencing time frames fall under the A.R.S. §§ 13-704 and/or §§ 13-706 Dangerous Offenders?
1st case... Read more »
Arizona has different sentencing schemes for different crime classifications. One type of crime is called a "dangerous" offense. A dangerous offense is defined by Arizona Statute 13-705 as, "an offense involving the discharge, use or threatening exhibition of a deadly weapon or... Read more »
We were pulled over for unlawful muffler cutout or by pass and the citation says it is only a violation of traveling on a highway. The street we were pulled over on was Ajo way and Dodge Blvd defiantly not a highway
"Highway" means the entire width between the boundary lines of every way publicly maintained by the federal government, the department, a city, a town or a county if any part of the way is generally open to the use of the public for purposes of conventional two-wheel drive vehicular travel.
During the hearing, I asked to show the DVD which would prove my innocence. The judge asked for my DVD after the DA said there was nothing worth watching on the DVD. The judge stated he would review the DVD in chambers and return it to me. I have since filed appropriate papers requesting the return... Read more »
A lawyer would have to look into the specific facts of this situation to see what is going on. In general, if you give evidence to the court it may have become part of the record, which could explain why the court still has the DVD.
A collections agency is calling and threatening legal litigation
There is a state and federal statute of limitations for criminal offenses. The general Arizona statute of limitations for felonies is 7 years. The general statute of limitations for federal crimes is five years. These time limits can vary depending on the exact crime at issue. Beyond this... Read more »
The police said they found a meth shard inside of my sister's purse. There isn't no purse in evidence or on her property list when she was booked in what Happens if the see so called purse isn't present at trial?
The officer can still testify as to his observations. He is subject to cross-examination by the defense counsel. If there is a legitimate question as to whether the purse ever existed, that's something that could be argued at trial if a defense counsel, after reviewing the evidence in the... Read more »
If someone pretended to be a criminal online and someone reported them, what could happen? This guy is an idiot and was using an app called "Whisper" and told people he was a rapist but never actually raped anyone, he was just getting off.. If he was reported, how much trouble could he... Read more »
As to the first part of your question: A general criminal law principle known as the corpus delicti rule provides that a confession, standing alone, isn’t enough for a conviction. The rule is designed to prevent wrongful convictions, and originates from the phenomenon of false confessions.... Read more »
The Child was 8 and the Teen was 13 when it began. The last time it happened was when the child was 11 and the Teen was 16. It happened 6yrs ago so the child is 17 now and the teen should be 22. The dude has a young daughter now and we’re so scared he might do something to her. We don’t know if... Read more »
If you are reporting a crime, you need to contact your local law enforcement agency.
Arizona felonies have a statute of limitations of seven years. However, certain crimes, such as this, may fall into a certain category where there is no statute of limitations. I will not go into further... Read more »
You need to contact your specific court about this question. I presume it is simply a classification that your court uses to organize their cases. Each court organizes their cases differently and uses a different numbering system.
This is an answer of no colorable claims Due Date for Pro Per Petition in Arizona
You need to contact your specific court about this question. I presume it is simply a classification that your court uses to organize their cases. Each court organizes their cases differently and uses a different numbering system.
If you are reporting a crime, you need to contact your local law enforcement agency.
To quickly answer your question, ANYONE can commit fraud. I expect you have more details about what exactly it is that your manager is doing but just because someone is authorized to use a credit card,... Read more »
A case number that begins with "IS" typically involves insurance. In a criminal case it would be insurance fraud. Other case abbreviations are "TR" (Traffic), "CR" (Criminal), "PF" (Prefile), etc. However, each court is allowed to use their own abbreviation... Read more »
My daughters father was just released from prison and put on parole. However, a week after he got out he obtained another dangerous drug charge. How much Time is he facing in prison? Also, he has previous drug charges so this new charge is “aggravated “. Much help would be appreciated.
If a defendant is facing charges for simple possession of dangerous drugs, then that is a class 4 felony under ARS 13-3407 (the statute that prohibits possession of dangerous drugs). Because the crime was committed in violation of parole, he would be looking at a sentencing enhancement under ARS... Read more »
Every time u turn around my fiance charges change court papers say "DANGEROUS DRUG" POSS & SELLS, my arrest online charge went from SYNTHETIC DRUG MANUFACTURER OR SELL and the open access updated website says TRANSPORTATION DANGEROUS DRUG FOR SELL..
Also on police reports... Read more »
When the police write their report (the "departmental report" or DR) for a felony case, they submit the paperwork to the prosecutor and they will suggest certain charges be filed. This is known as a "long form" submittal. Once the prosecutor receives the long form submittal,... Read more »
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