Yes. In fact, so are the police and any other law enforcement officer. A few years ago I had a client who was on parole. The local cops stopped my guy and arrested him. The cops said they had authority based on the parole officer's authority.
We objected because my client's agreement... Read more »
I found out a month ago that my ex has reopened the child support. It retroactively went to 2014. I am $16,000 behind. Passport is suspended. I have a cruise booked for Dec 4-7. I have called several places about it. And no one seems to know the answer but tells me they think I should be good.... Read more »
Copy this link to your browser. Lots of good information.
https://www.acf.hhs.gov/css/resource/overview-of-the-passport-denial-program
I do not believe you will be able to leave or return with the passport suspended. If the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE)... Read more »
Felony on husband aggravated assault. We had both been drinking n he lied on me later on a court date I was n rehab due to court order from mis court n was issued a fta felony judge n lawyer said if I didn't plea guilty id set n county for 4 months waiting on a court date my rehab was over 100... Read more »
You have a lawyer to whom you should be speaking
Like my friend they just kicked his door in at 3am this morning I thought its was busk to dark
Generally, law enforcement must execute a search warrant between the hours of 6am and 8pm. That is pursuant to Rule 13.2(c) of the Arkansas Rules of Criminal Procedure.
However, there are exceptions if the issuing judge finds: 1) the place to be searched is difficult of speedy access; or... Read more »
You should not represent yourself. Your lawyer knows how to obtain all the information for you. If the case has not been filed, you must wait until then.
After you have been charged, you can just ask for it from the Prosecutor. You need to identify yourself and the case number, sign it... Read more »
He remained incarceration until Miller county Arkansas just came and got him about 3 weeks ago. He goes to court Tues on the FTA warrant. But Caddo parish sent them a letter of incarsaration showing he was in jail all this time. Can they convict him on this? I read Arkansas code 5-54-120 FTA
He should have an attorney, appointed or retained. Talk to his lawyer
What could I be possibly facing? The allegation is completely a lie. Very rough divorce with mother. Mother is very manipulative. I was contacted by the police department today, but for the life of me, I can't remember what charge (If any) they told me or even when the date of the incident... Read more »
Very smart of you. Do not meet with the police without an attorney. Teenagers sometime make these allegations because they do not want to follow your rules. Sometimes the other parents go along with this to keep you away from this child and the other children. It is the worse for sure. If you... Read more »
Yup. A person can threaten you with reporting a crime or starting a civil action to correct your behaviour - that's perfectly legal. But be my boyfriend or else ... that is blackmail. The real question is what are you going to do about it? Leave her and face criminal charges? What is worse?
Does the evidence have to show an exchange between the CI & the defendant?
You have different questions. A CI does not have to be present in court to charge the defendant which is a different question as to whether a CI must testify in order to convict a defendant
False my title
If you think do, then consult with an attorney in person
Your inquiry does not make sense
Battery - cause actual harm.
As in, I just hit you with a bat.
Assault - threaten to cause harm. As in, I’m going to hit you with a bat!”
She says she will have my 21 year old boyfriend charged (I'm 17) even when I tell her my parents are okay with it
Saying that she CAN AND WILL keep me in school until I graduate that I can't drop out with parents signature
Saying that she will have the cops come get me if I miss... Read more »
By old, do you mean former?
I think your best approach may be reporting her to the department and the department may conduct an internal affairs investigation
Yet they charge me wfelony
You need an attorney
I have not seen evidence but was for warrant going back several months before to a person who I know now as CI.
What is the question? How to find out what the state's evidence is? File a Motion for Discovery. But there are plenty of other motions and issues that need to be addressed. Consult an attorney.
What will what?
I haven’t started the process yet for my expungement, but I am in the process of trying to find a lawyer to do so, it’s a Misdemeanor A Theft.
Once the charges are expunged you the charge will not show up on your record with the state of Arkansas; however, there are other websites that record you being charged. They rarely receive notice of the expunged record. You might need to send them a copy of the file marked expunge order.... Read more »
I was wondering if there was a way I can see the statements they wrote to the police somehow before my court date?
Your lawyer will request what is called Discovery. The state must give you everything they have against you including any evidence that shows your innocence. You will be able to see everything written against you. If you don't have a lawyer, just write a letter to the prosecutor and request to... Read more »
Very little was given back, they stole Hi Daniel's oil and Gas Co. After this decision, million hidden in overseas accounts, nothing returned to June Grubbs. I just found the money existed, that it was millions, about the Gas Co. Law firm is closed. In last sentence, was chancelOrs decision that... Read more »
This appears to be a matter of considerable complexity that would be difficult for an attorney to respond to in a basic Q & A forum. As a starting point, you could contact an Arkansas attorney to arrange a consultation. It was categorized under Personal Injury, but seems closer to being something... Read more »
Example, is it arraignment?
I give up. Is the offense a secret?
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