Your current state is Virginia
Had expired insurance from where I moved I had not received updated ones yet and I have to change address on my license witch is all taken care of.
What is your question?
fiancé was arrested year ago charge wth 2 feloniesOne hydraco pill was his prescrption A morphine patch that was in his moms vehicle the patch belonged to her dyeing sister in which she passed away a month later. His mother had taken her to get the script the day before and had dropped one in the... Read more »
No, the prosecutor is not required to dismiss the case. He or she can seek a conviction if they believe it is in the interest of justice. The answers to your other questions should come from his criminal defense attorney because that is the only person who has the facts. If your fiancé is on... Read more »
IF AN APPLICATION ON ITS FACE DOES NOT PROVIDE TERMS AND AGREEMENTS FOR THE APPLICANT, CAN THE ISSUER OF THE APPLICATION IMPOSE ANY LEGAL SUITS REGARDING THE APPLICATION?
Employment applications are invitations to be considered for employment. They are not contracts nor do they guarantee that someone will be considered for a job. Many require certifications that accurate, complete, and truthful information is being provided under penalties of perjury.
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More specifically, would it be unconstitutional for a law to be passed by a state government that creates a new affirmative defense for certain actions taken by a defendant that is subject to a civil lawsuit?
LAWS ARE MADE BY COURT DECISIONS AND BY LEGISLATION.
IF A COURT BUYS YOUR LEGAL ARGUMENT AND IT IS NOT APPEALED OR REVERSED, THEN IT WOULD BE A PRECEDENT TO ARGUE IN THE FUTURE.
I was arrested but interview by a detective. Without a third party witness or lawyer i also have a mental disability. Plus im the victim of the crime. How is that possible
It is not an illegal interview and happens alot. You were not required to say anything. Sometimes the absence of, or waiver of, Miranda Warnings will suppress any testimonial evidence acquired by the LEO's.
Is that legal to knowingly give a false statement and sign when it's a lie
I regret that I do not handle criminal law matters. Sorry.
Did have a weapon robbed 7 fastfood restaurant in june 2014 been in jail since. Deundrae Miller
Consult an attorney who FOCUSES on parole work and ask about the possibility of both parole and of your brother receiving a commutation of the sentence. Don't just look for a criminal defense attorney that also does a few parole cases on the side... you are looking for a person whose law... Read more »
Police have been called for the past year along with code enforcement. They have been fined, have attracted 2 documented gunfire incidents. Loud noise from their bass, public fights after club closes. Police have done nothing to shut them down. I no longer have peace, I have lost my job because I... Read more »
You might be able to sue them civilly to abate the public nuisance.
The person in question was arrested in different city he’s on paper being in two places at once, on paper they said he was detained at my residence but he was not
The local police can search your property for someone else if they have a reasonable suspicion to believe the person might be present there, if they have a warrant to do the search, and in some cases even without a warrant. It depends on all the circumstances.
For example have 6 attorneys in the interview room.
You can take a whole army with you, but don't be surprised that they limit the attendance. Two might work, or even three, but when you get more than that the size of the interview room becomes an issue. Be prepared when they ask you why you need so many lawyers to advise you.
Legal standing basically means that the person/entity who is suing another has a reason to sue them - that they've been personally affected. For example (a silly example), if you and your spouse are having a hard time, a random passerby cannot sue your spouse for divorce on your behalf.... Read more »
The incident involves State prison and correctional health executives transferring over 100 prisoners from a Covid19 Hotspot to another facility that had no Covid19 cases. I was among those at the receiving facility who then became ill as a result of that transfer. The executives acted with... Read more »
You can find many good law firms in and around Oakland and San Francisco who are experts in civil rights cases of the kind you describe. It seems you already have developed a good bit of evidence to support your case. I suggest you prepare a chronology of the events, if you haven't already... Read more »
If you have a prior felony conviction, does it impact your eligibility for a last name change? If the case is 10 years old but the person wants to change his/her last name to match their family surname, will a prior conviction hurt these chances?
Here are some of the requirements for name change in Texas:
-You are at least 18 years old.
-You file a petition asking for a name change in the Texas county where you live.
-You provide the court with complete information about all felonies and Class A or B misdemeanors... Read more »
If you have a prior felony conviction, does it impact your eligibility for a last name change? If the case is 10 years old but the person wants to change his/her last name to match their family surname, will a prior conviction hurt these chances?
Yes, there are more conditions and the judge has more latitude to decide not to grant the petition. If a person files the proper documents, and the change benefits the person and the public, then the court "shall" grant a name change. However, if the person is a convicted felon, the... Read more »
She’s being nasty and wants the car back. I moved too Florida with family and I don’t have a way to get back down here if I go up there and the car is titled and registered too her and she just won’t come and get her car so if I hypothetically got towed for parking could it or she come after... Read more »
Sounds like you trusted the wrong person. The car is legally hers. If it was purchased in North Carolina, and you then drove it to Fla., you are at risk of her reporting it stolen, and you getting arrested for theft. You should immediately confirm with her, IN WRITING, the "deal" you... Read more »
Can a case that was dismissed be expunged if you have prior convictions? For instance, if you have a case dismissed in 2019 but you have a conviction for a separate case in 2015, can the dismissal be expunged or sealed?
It depends on when the statute of limitations will run on the case that was dismissed on in 2019. There is a good possibility that you can get the dismissed case expunged.
the operator of one of anytimemailbox’s site’s is also currently refusing to give me my mail which is currently at the operatior’s HOME and not the anytimemailbox address.
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YOU CAN ALWAYS SUE........THE ISSUE IS WILL YOU WIN AND THEN ARE THERE PROVABLE DAMAGES.
I WOULD ASSUME IF HE IS RECEIVING MAIL VIA POST OFFICE, THAT HE WOULD HAVE TO COMPLY WITH THE SAME RULES AS IMPOSED ON THEM.......I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF THIS AND WOULD REPORT TO... Read more »
The sentence for their escape I mean. Would it be thee same as just escaping a policeman chasing you? The situation hasn't happened to me personally, so I cannot say I know all the details.
more info needed.
i suggest you contact a LOCAL criminal lawyer to share all the facts. This is not a safe place to do so as anyone can read it.
sentencing depends on many factors, in addition to the charge itself.
what is your record? what court and what DA are you dealing... Read more »
What steps can be taken and what motions can be filed to help him?
If that is the case, and it can be proven or argued , it would go to surpressing any statements (keeping those statements out of evidence and not used against him) he made and be argued in legal docs called motions.
Depending on the case, one can still be convicted without their own... Read more »
The cops pulled over a vehicle that had no ties to us or the address on search warrant, detained us, then brought us to the address and had us cuffed in back of police cruisers while they ran into search the house of the address then charged us with possession and trafficking from substances found... Read more »
You leaving out some key information. Like, for example, who the house belongs to? Was there any reason to stop the vehicle in question? At the end of the day, you need to get an attorney to look at the situation. It sounds fishy, but there's information missing.
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