i got your voicemail and then this missive.
i am sorry that I don't handle this type of issue.
Report it to the police in Puerto Rico. You also may wish to consult with an attorney regarding a civil lawsuit against the uncle.
Someone is framing me and police believe the falsified email was from me. Service provider supplied letter clearing me but in another police waiting til it was too late to obtain exonerating proof from the service provider to show I didn’t draft nor send it. Any information would be appreciated.
i think you need to send an anti spoliation letter to the company saying not to destroy your evidence...............in writing and email.
3 falsified reports, tampered evidence, tampered audio, newly discovered evidence. Sheriff was related to decedents mother, that he released evidence to. Newly discovered December 2020, that there was evidence of this on the death investigation report. The defense attorney kept this information... Read more »
more info is needed.
it sounds like you need an appellate attorney in your area.
will your lawyer assist?
you may want in the future to list what court you are dealing with.
But with that said, if they did find it in the car, which was absolutely totaled, there was 2 other people in the car and I am the only one to get a warrant.
the driver of a car is presumed to have constructive possession.....this happens all the time.
make an appointment with a good criminal lawyer in your area.
I was assated by a girl I know a month ago leaving me with a bruised eye. Ii have pictures as well as people whom she told she did it. She also told them I did not touch her. Now she's saying I hit her. I have pics of us both I have a black eye she does not in pics. The pics were taken the... Read more »
While it's not too late to file a police report about the incident, the delay in reporting may effect the strength of the evidence and whether or not authorities will want to pursue the case. If you do file, be sure to have all your evidence in order and be able to explain truthfully exactly... Read more »
He pays rent as well, and his dad gave him absolutely no warning, but as soon as he said he was getting his gun, he went upstairs and we left as quickly as we could. He didn’t give him the opportunity to take any of his personal belongings, which he owns all of so hopefully his dad won’t touch... Read more »
I'm not sure kind of legal advice you are looking for? If you're concerned about an illegal eviction, there may be some novel legal argument to make, which is not my area of practice. If your concerned about threats that were made, you can report them to your local police department if... Read more »
Or atleast explain what led up to the incident. My SO had a 1st time psychotic episode and I’m hurt that he might have to go to prison. He’s also a first time offender.
Generally speaking, victims and witness do not have a say in prosecutorial or trial decisions. What you can do is decline to cooperate which may lessen the weight of the evidence in the case. You can also make a mitigating statement at sentencing which may help reduce the sentence. Please keep in... Read more »
Charge was under $400. Over 10 years ago. Never had any more trouble afterwards, not even a parking ticket. I would like to be eligible for a sentry pass.
Petty theft is not decriminalized in California, and you cannot get a prior conviction dismissed, except through a proper expungement process. What changed in California is that the attorney general's office has instructed local prosecutors to use more discretion when charging petty theft... Read more »
Or do I just wait till my court hearing
if you are on parole don't you have terms requiring you to notify PO with a certain period of time of the incident?
If this is his 6th or 7th time as you say, he has likely already done prison time on priors, which will give some idea of how much he will get this time, which will almost certainly be more than his last case.
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This witness was also routinely taken to RJD to visit her husband. After each visit the detectives interviewed her and she had fresh first hand information. In fact, the DA was allowing her husband to testify through his wife. They knew where the information originated, but allowed her to testify... Read more »
Why don't you just share that with the criminal defense lawyer?
Fraud and financial exploitation are at issue. Civil Trial completed. Appeals completed. Mistrial.
more info would be necessary.
however, as a rule, a criminal lawyer does NOT handle matters on a contingency.
this is because you are talking about civil liberty (jail) rather than a PI lawyer going after money.
you should probably write out a detailed summary so you... Read more »
My son is awaiting to be extradited to Nevada but is still in LA county and a new case with letters EX has shown up on his file
i would think EXTRADITE
My ex husband has been threatening me for the past couple of months to post my nudes and he finally did. Mind you my ex is a police officer so he knows the law. He even threatened to get paid advertisements so that way he could make money off of it. He was hoping that I hurt myself due to him... Read more »
yes, he will get in trouble if you contact his Captain and suggest you had been advised to meet with the press...............i am not advising this without all the info but it is an avenue to consider
My son was convicted of 220b. The appellate court reversed the burglary saying it was a lesser included and an enhancement of 220a1. How does this affect his conviction/sentence?
What most likely happened here was that your son was convicted on both counts, but the appellant court reasoned that one of the counts (220a) was a lesser included offense of the substantive count (220b). For this reason, the conduct comprising the lesser count is already fully considered by... Read more »
The mens rea, or criminal intent, for vandalism is generally defined as "willfulness" and therefore does not require malicious intent.
- Law Office of Joseph Abrams, Anaheim, CA
On 11/30/2016 my file reads not guilty on 4 felony counts. But on 3/13/2017, 1 of the charges I'm forced to take a plea bargin is this legal?
You present very limited facts here to really know what is going on. But to the extent you were previously found not guilty on a criminal charge after a trial, you cannot again be prosecuted by the same court for the same charge; in other words, you cannot be subjected to "double... Read more »
Filed for Factually Innocent. Prosecutor is fighting me over it.
First, I am not a CA lawyer. But as I recall, the Supreme Court of CA is the state's highest appellate court. If that's correct, the only option available is to appeal to the US Supreme Court--by writ of certiorari in the first instance.
I was granted sole legal custody and sole physical custody of my minor child in 2012. my grandmother was babysitting for me for thee days and without my knowledge or consent took my child out of school , disconnected her phone number , and relocated to a different part of town. In 2016 my... Read more »
I suggest you consult with and hire a Family Law attorney in your area. While I empathize with your situation, a criminal defense attorney can't help with this matter.
Good luck.
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