You do not ask a question, but you should hire an attorney to assist you with this matter right away. The sooner you hire an attorney, the better.
That would be a Battery, harmful or offensive physical contact. Most Batteries are Class A Misdemeanors that carry a maximum punishment of up to 1 year in County Jail. If the Battery causes great bodily harm to the victim , it could be a Class 3 Aggravated Battery which carries a possible prison... Read more »
obviously if i wanted "dollar store" work i would've came to you personally ..either answer the question or don't..have a nice day gayry..oops Gary
I know you may not realize it, but you're asking for free work to be done.
Asking a lawyer what he or she thinks is asking the lawyer to provide work. Most of our work, before one of us may open our mouths in a courtroom, or in writing on an appeal..... is thinking through the problem at... Read more »
dont believe i specifically asked anybody named gary to do anything for me free so gary can go be irrelevant somewhere else..thank you
What? Have to pay a lawyer for the work they do? On a criminal case at that? Say its no so!
THAT stated, JUSTIA is noT a dollar store version of lawyering where you get lawyers to provide actual reliable legal advice on the cheap so you don't have to pay an actual lawyer to handle... Read more »
if you read my last question thoroughly then read this question thoroughly then you would understand my question..other than that you dont have to answer if its too hard to understand instead of complaining because im trying to find answers and you dont have them or just one of those who help this... Read more »
If you would have the courtesy to write in complete sentences beginning with capital letters and ending in punctuation marks, it might assist in understanding your inquiry.
perhaps paragraphs could also help.
If you choose to use your self created punctuation that is your choice.... Read more »
arrested for failure to identify/ obstruction of identification for not giving my name but wasnt charged with it
Please stop asking the same question over and over. I have already answered your same question a number of times. If the Police ask you your name and you either refuse to give them your name or give a false name, you can and will be charged with obstruction. You have been charged with an offense,... Read more »
i was charged with evidence found but not why i was arrested
What? Your question is confusing. If the Police ask you to identify yourself and you refuse to do so or give a false name, you absolutely can and will be charged with Obstruction. If you have been charged with any offense, you need to hire a criminal defense attorney right away. The sooner you hire... Read more »
You should hire an attorney before you do anything. That attorney will be able to file a Motion To Reduce Bond and have it heard in Court. You will have to appear in court with that attorney on the hearing date. The sooner you do this the better.
The country I am currently in Saudi Arabia
Your first step is to hire a criminal defense attorney right away and listen to what the attorney has to say. The warrant on your matter will remain outstanding until it is either executed or you deal with it in court. The sooner you hire an attorney, the better.
Please something useful I have been away from the usa living abroad and I’m losing my mental health I miss my family and friends , is there anyway I could get the bond reduced from 10 million which is outrageous
You need to hire an attorney right away to assist you with this matter. The warrant on your case will remain outstanding until it is either executed or you deal with it in court. The sooner you handle this matter, the better.
What? If a Police Officer asks you what your name is, you have to give them your name or you could be charged with Obstruction at a minimum. If you have been charged with an offense, you need to hire an attorney right away.
i refused to identify myself being that i didnt do anything wrong but was thrown to the ground an searched without notice
You have already asked the same question and I have already responded to that same question. You must identify yourself if asked by a Police Officer. If you fail to do so or give a false name, you will be charged with Obstruction at the very least.
If a Police Officer asks you what your name is, you have to tell them your actual name. If you give them a false name or refuse to tell them your name, you could be charged with Obstruction, which is a Misdemeanor offense.
Illinois state citizen charged with felony crime in South Dakota wants to change venues to Illinois the state they reside in. Can this happen also will the charges be the same? How will the case be handled?
No. You cannot move a criminal case from one state to another state when you are charged with a state crime. You should talk about what change of venue is with the lawyer that is representing you in the criminal case.
Basically will he still be able to fight his conviction
Accused A is found guilty, is then sentenced, and now wants to appeal the conviction and sentence. As long as there are merits Accused A will be given an appeal. That sworn affidavit will likely hurt any appeal if contains a confession.
She hasn't done it yet, but she talks about it all the time. Like, when she got into a fight with my younger sister (not physical) and she said she has to leave pur house before she "lays hands" on one of us (me, and my younger siblings). I am just asking to make sure what to do when that time does... Read more »
She is not likely to go to jail for a first offense, though if she causes serious injury it's possible.
I'm being charged with a class 4 felony however I am prescribed this medication monthly it just so happens that My original prescription fell in the sink full of water and I needed to get 4 days worth so I asked a friend and she gave me 4 I put it in her prescription bottle, not smart I know. I got... Read more »
You need to hire an attorney right away. That attorney will be given all of the information needed to address your questions above. The sooner you hire an attorney, the better.
My gf n i broke up she has my washer dryer and freezer i messaged her to ask when i could come by and get them no answer so i tried instagram and found out she is using my last name and now claiming im harassing her when she never told me to stop nor did she just block me but i told her i would be... Read more »
Amicable?
adjective
(of relations between people) having a spirit of friendliness; without serious disagreement or rancor.
"there will be an amicable settlement of the dispute"
synonyms: friendly, good-natured, cordial, civil, courteous, polite, easy, easygoing,... Read more »
But the police don't think it was intentional because he was intoxicated. Can my ex be charged with a sexual abuse crime?
Yes. Your Ex needs to hire a criminal defense attorney right away. The sooner an attorney is hired, the better.
I have evidence that my brother and nephew were lured over to a place so that the young man could purposely try to kill my nephew. The officers involved went off of word of mouth and did not fully investigate the situation. They did not question the neighbors or try to find any witnesses. They let... Read more »
The focus right now should be on gaining his acquittal. You should share your information with his attorney.
If he is convicted there is no civil case.
And he is the only one who has standing to sue
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