They forced us to leave our house before they got a warrant of any kind so that they could search my house. How can they force me to leave my property so they can go thru it they told me that if I stayed I would most definitely go to jail
You need to hire a criminal defense attorney immediately to review the facts.
They knocked on the door and when I answered it they pulled me out an put me on the wall an searched me entered my house saying they got a Anonymous tip that someone else who was on the run was in my house an then latter on(3 hours) got a search warrant for something totally different because they... Read more »
You need to hire a quality attorney and go through these facts with him or her. You may have a suppression claim. Good luck.
Afterwords they then got a search warrant at 2:41 AM and forcibly made me leave our property while they searched they told me that if I stayed I would go to jail. They was originally here looking for somebody else upon a anonymous tip
What’s your question?
Can he legally do this.
Depends on whether there is a written lease.
If protesters seek refuge from police at a church to keep from being arrested do they have to be inside the church or are they aloud to be outside as well without being arrested
They can be arrested either place if they are fleeing and evading the police.
FYI, the lot is never full and no signs about will be towed etc. Everything I owned is in there. I am homeless and literally left with my purse, now the only possession I have. Nothing will be released until fees paid. What can I do?
You’ll need to find someone to lend you the money to get the car. You can deal with the other repercussions after you retrieve the car.
Her parents want to force her to stay till shes graduated collage but shes going into the reserves as soon as she graduates were in ky and her parents are trying to force her to keep living with them i need to know if she can move out at 18 and not have the cops called on us by them and her drag... Read more »
She can leave on her 18th birthday.
She turns 18 in March. Can husband emancipate her? Will this stop the CPS investigation? A judge sent her with her grandma to stay until investigation is complete but the judge never submitted any orders stating this. Husband is still responsible for his daughter. Grandma can't control her.... Read more »
Do not agree to the substantiation. Both parents need lawsuits. Lawyer will be able to assist in emancipation.
It would be best for a Kentucky attorney to advise, but your post remains open for four weeks. As a general matter, bills unfortunately remain due. If you could consult with the attorney representing you, they should be able to offer guidance on what measures need to be taken. Good luck... Read more »
All I did was confront her and took him to go get looked at by a doctor. Didn't say she did it or anything, just asked her why he would be saying things like that. They live in Wisconsin and we live in Kentucky
No. You took the appropriate action.
Burglary 1 is 10-20 years and theft depends on the amount taken but a minimum of 1-5 years.
Usually, yes.
The prosecutor and defense attorney pick the jurors. Anyone they know will most likely be disqualified.
Yes.
No. It must be in front of everyone.
Yes. First impressions are everything.
It’ll be brought out for the jury to determine if there is any bias.
Yes. Always.
That decision is solely up to the trial judge.
If you pleaded guilty and/ or are convicted, and if restitution is owed and ordered, the condition of your sentence may involve paying restitution i.e., the medical bills. In such a case you will have to make payments or pay in lump sum. A show cause date is given usually by which you must pay the... Read more »
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