A driver cut in front of me and slammed on their brakes. My dashcam clearly shows no cars in front of me when this driver cuts and attempts to get me to hit their car. They then stop, and go trying to bait me and stop again with no cars in front of them where you can clearly see a green traffic... Read more »
answered on May 17, 2022
i think the police and department of consumer affairs are your best bets.
you can always sue someone but likely, no lawyer will take it on a contingency, and your only other avenue is small claims......but what are YOUR damages?
I was with said person for approx 2 months. He admitted to having mental issues at the end of our relationship. Once I broke up with him, he began harassing and stalking me, and he refuses to stop as he stated to one of my friends he also harassed on social media. He continues to make multiple fake... Read more »
I was with said person for approx 2 months. He admitted to having mental issues at the end of our relationship. Once I broke up with him, he began harassing and stalking me, and he refuses to stop as he stated to one of my friends he also harassed on social media. He continues to make multiple fake... Read more »
answered on May 11, 2022
You can file a Civil Harassment Restraining Order (CHRO) pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure 527.6 against your ex-BF. You can DIY, hire an attorney or paralegal to do so on your behalf. If your papers are prepared properly with evidence in support attached (and it sounds like you have plenty), 9... Read more »
he told me yes then i took money out next day , then they told me i deposit a check fraud can i go to jail
answered on Apr 12, 2022
There are a number of prevalent scams involving fraudulent checks. I'm sorry to learn you that you may have been a victim.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to determine the possibility of criminal charges without knowing more details surrounding your situation. You did not mention how... Read more »
Also what is asked as proof of community service hours
answered on Apr 12, 2022
This is a great question as it has come up previously due to the changes in the Federal court system system because of the pandemic. In the end, however, the possibility for you to perform community service online is going to be specific to the court in which your case is in, and even more... Read more »
answered on Apr 4, 2022
It all depends on what type of document you have filed; is it a 2255 motion? If so, then the court will docket your motion and allow the government and your attorney sufficient time to respond. Depending on the nature of your claim, the government (or the court itself) might reach out to your... Read more »
Is it also illegal to threaten bodily harm to family? This user has been a methhead for decades including while they were in prison for a violent offense. They are discreet and meth leaves the body relatively quickly, how do you prove threats and use/intent to sell to a probationary officer?... Read more »
answered on Mar 24, 2022
Your question appears in the California section of Criminal Law and you should post again in the proper forum.
First, Meth is not a prescription medication. It's illegal to be in possession, under the influence, buy, sell or manufacture Meth in all 50 states. Selling and... Read more »
I hear a lot of information on that a background check will always find a felony, but I'm wondering if that is just BS. My felony was a non violent felony that resulted in only minimum security probation that was completed. The offense was 9 years ago but the conviction/ruling was 4/3 years... Read more »
I have a have federal Narcotics case, and I am being charged with uncharged conduct instead of the narcotics in my car. My lawyer passed away in Jan. A day befor the plea deal And I am out of money as I paid her 15,000. Is there anyway the courts can pay for my attorney instead of getting a court... Read more »
answered on Mar 10, 2022
The court will only pay for court-appointed attorneys, which include either a public defender or a private panel attorney. Also, there are some excellent private criminal attorneys who will work pro bono or at reduced rates in cases like yours. They can be hard to find but they're out there.... Read more »
answered on Mar 8, 2022
ALL FACTORS:
IT WILL DEPEND ON THE FACTS, YOUR PRIOR HISTORY, ALCOHOL OR DRUGS INVOLVED, WHO IS THE JUDGE, WHO IS YOUR CRIMINAL ATTORNEY.
I have the name of the loan company that issued the loan to this stranger that stole my identity. Can I file a lawsuit?
I live in Rosemead any lawyer near me
answered on Feb 23, 2022
first, you need to file an identity theft report with the FTC (and maybe your local police station).
Then you send a dispute to each credit bureau with a copy of the police report and ask them to remove the entry on your credit report. See annualcreditreport.com for instruction. Make... Read more »
answered on Feb 22, 2022
There is a whole lot of information missing. You need to start at the beginning and tell your whole story if you want to get any reasonable response. It must be a long and complicated story, but if you want help you'll need to tell it.
The law enforcements denied to show me or provide me without a warrant, order or any document of why they were break into my home, they also denied to provide me their names or where they were coming from, they search all over my place, they left a mess, i didnt consent their access to my address,... Read more »
answered on Feb 20, 2022
You will need to retain the services of either a criminal defense lawyer or a civil rights lawyer to help you get to the bottom of this.
You will need to file a claim for damages against the agency or police department whose officers damaged your property. There are very strict deadlines... Read more »
I'm taking it to trial there was no intent no assault she just heard the shot & Isn't blackmail a federal crime.. There are no such pics but should i use her actions in court against her & the sheer desperation to settle some vendetta she has with me?
answered on Feb 14, 2022
You must have a private or public defender attorney.
S/he has all the info and is in the best position to advise you…. I suspect that has happened but you didn’t like the answer.
If i didn't take the plea. Bargain... Isn't that a federal crime
answered on Feb 11, 2022
Your question is not clear. You might want to resubmit it, or talk to an criminal law defense attorney by phone. Many of us offer free initial consultations. Good luck.
We want the bank to drop the credit card charges, but they insist there was no fraud. I need help building a case to prove that the funds were stolen/coerced (about $8,000). Should I seek legal counsel from a consumer protection lawyer or is this identity theft? Who could help me with this case?... Read more »
answered on Feb 11, 2022
This is both a consumer issue and identity theft. You definitely want to consult with a consumer protection attorney. You also want to make sure you file an identity theft report with the FTC (https://www.ftc.gov/faq/consumer-protection/report-identity-theft). You also want to send written, by... Read more »
My business has gone down hill because I DO NOT HAVE TRANSPORTATION. I paid for the highest package and never received one ounce of what their contract stated. This is fraud and I need an attorney asap. I am in San Diego but my insurance agent is in Beverly Hills.
answered on Feb 2, 2022
I suspect there is more to the story, but basically you have probably have an insurance bad faith claim against the insurance company, not the agent. I would contact the adjuster and/or the adjuster's supervisor and find out why they have not settled your claim. Sometimes, the resolution of... Read more »
husband was arrested 3 years ago and remains incarcerated he has not been presented with the evidence incriminating him he has been told evidence was not booked.
answered on Jan 17, 2022
When an in-custody felony defendant is not brought to trial within 60 days of his arraignment, the charges must be dismissed, unless there is a very good reason for a delay, or the defendant consents to a delay. Cal. Penal Code section 1382.
answered on Jan 15, 2022
In California, complaints are made to the State Bar here: https://www.calbar.ca.gov/public/complaints-claims/how-to-file-a-complaint
answered on Jan 13, 2022
more info is needed.
if a sheriff is in pursuit, he could do so.
as a rule, it is beyond their jurisdiction and they are usually called by the tribe for booking.
however, some crimes are prosecuted by the Indian Tribe, and if so you should get a criminal lawyer with... Read more »
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