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My boyfriend had been arrested and gone to jail for numerous DV crimes including; battery, assault, arson. He had numerous felonies for violent offense and now after a second violent offense with me is being offered probation with no jail time. This does not make sense to me, what do I do if I... View More 
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answered on Jul 5, 2024
As the victim in the case you do have rights under the VRA. You have the right to appear at his next court hearing and tell the Judge that you disprove of the resolution and why you disprove. In some instances, but not all, this can mean the Judge rejects the agreement of the parties.
My boyfriend had been arrested and gone to jail for numerous DV crimes including; battery, assault, arson. He had numerous felonies for violent offense and now after a second violent offense with me is being offered probation with no jail time. This does not make sense to me, what do I do if I... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
If you believe the perpetrator is being offered an unfair sentence, you should reach out to the prosecutor handling the case. Express your concerns about the leniency of the proposed probation, especially considering his history of violent felonies. Providing specific details about the impact of... View More
He violated his supervised release for hot uas then was arrested and let out to g ok to half way house. He left there without completing and got a state charge for possession of cont subst which he served a separate 1 yr sentence in doc. He now has to go before fed judge again. Will he be released... View More
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answered on Mar 28, 2024
In situations like your husband's, the outcome can vary widely depending on several factors. When someone on federal supervised release violates the terms of their release, the federal judge has a range of options. These can include extending the period of supervised release, imposing... View More
Prohibited person. My guidelines were 36-42 months. So I got a upper variance. I sever 45 of the 48 months before going to ha halfway house on supervised release. I violated 20 days later and went back for another 3 months. I then was released and violated a 2nd time after 4 1/2 months. I then did... View More
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answered on Mar 13, 2024
In the situation you described, if you violate your supervised release conditions again, even without new charges, you can face additional consequences, including more prison time and/or an extension of your supervised release term.
When you violate supervised release, the court has the... View More
I've been discriminated against illegally by an entity within the local , county , state , federal government or military Psyops Units. I'm microchipped, transmitted illegally. All areas of life 24/7 for the past 5-6 years. Gangstalking , gangplanking and other illegal military tactics... View More
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answered on Jan 24, 2024
If you believe you are being targeted and discriminated against, especially due to your mental disabilities, it's important to take steps to address this. The first step would be to document any instances of discrimination or harm you've experienced. This includes taking note of dates,... View More
I have been the victim of a severe racketeering organized crime situation. It went on at least 22 years. I am finding a lot of concrete evidence, money laundering using my LLC, TRUSTS, FAKE CONSERVATION COMPANIES, THE BLM HANDED OVER HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS IN GRANT MONEY, FALCIFIED LOANS,... View More
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
To report a suspected racketeering scheme, especially one as complex as you've described, it's essential to approach the right authorities. Since racketeering often involves multiple legal jurisdictions and can be a federal crime, consider contacting the Federal Bureau of Investigation... View More
I'm married so In my green card process in CO. I've EAD Card, Temporary SSN, Currently I'm getting a driver license, Hunting license.
I've been staying Denver for almost more than 1 year.
In my apartment someone got shot and died a couple days ago by some guy so... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2023
You need to do a consult with an immigration attorney in Colorado. Here is some information that may help.
According to Colorado Gun Laws, you need to provide identification and pass a background check through a licensed firearms dealer or through the Colorado Bureau of Investigation... View More
I'm married so In my green card process in CO. I've EAD Card, Temporary SSN, Currently I'm getting a driver license, Hunting license.
I've been staying Denver for almost more than 1 year.
In my apartment someone got shot and died a couple days ago by some guy so... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2023
Consult an attorney: The best way to determine if you are legally eligible to purchase a pistol. You should be aware of the following.
Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer: Another option is to visit a local FFL dealer and inquire about their purchasing requirements. They can help you... View More
I'm married so In my green card process in CO. I've EAD Card, Temporary SSN, Currently I'm getting a driver license, Hunting license.
I've been staying Denver for almost more than 1 year.
In my apartment someone got shot and died a couple days ago by some guy so... View More
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answered on Dec 10, 2023
In Colorado, the laws regarding firearm ownership for non-U.S. citizens with legal status, like having an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) and a temporary Social Security Number, can be complex. Generally, lawful permanent residents (green card holders) are allowed to purchase firearms, but... View More
I was illegally targeted by an ex girlfriend
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answered on Sep 5, 2024
It sounds like you're going through a difficult and confusing time. Being under any kind of surveillance without your consent is a serious issue, and it's important to protect your rights and privacy. If you believe that someone is illegally monitoring you, it might be helpful to document... View More
If the FCC handles (enforces) the telecommunications companies to pay people who's privacy they had breached, who holds the FCC accountable for federal conspiracy, and aiding and abetting a convicted Federal felon
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
To address the complexities of your situation, it's essential to find a litigator with deep knowledge of FCC regulations, privacy laws, and conspiracy statutes. You need someone who has successfully navigated cases involving telecommunications companies and their obligations under privacy... View More
Plenty of information id rather not say online
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answered on Aug 5, 2024
To find a RICO lawyer in Denver, CO, you should start by contacting your local bar association. They can provide referrals to attorneys experienced in handling complex federal crimes, including RICO cases. Additionally, you might want to look for legal directories online that list lawyers by their... View More
I.d. fixed and those committing violations of human rites turned in I want jystice
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
It's concerning that your identity and access to essential services have been compromised. To address the situation, you'll need to take proactive steps to resolve the issues with your identification and pursue justice for any violations of your rights. Start by contacting the relevant... View More
This is for firearm ownership 18, U.S.C. §922 (g) (9) and it is a misdemeanor
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
Under 18 U.S.C. §922(g)(9), an individual convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence (MCDV) is prohibited from possessing firearms. Whether a contempt of court protection order violation with a domestic violence factual basis qualifies as an MCDV would depend on the specific... View More
Our question is this:
Assuming no criminal history, no prior affiliation with drugs in any capacity, if a civilian were to walk up to an officer on the street, and say "I have cocaine at my house", and go on to refuse any searches and refuse to produce said cocaine, or take any... View More
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answered on Aug 30, 2023
Although I do not practice criminal law, I would think that an admission that you had an illegal substance in the house would be enough to constitute probable cause to obtain a warrant to search the house for that illegal substance. You are basically admitting to the illegal act. At that point,... View More
A 20 yr old man was arrested in a sting opperation with a "16yr old" girl. The man was released and sentanced to probation. He has been in jail since February 18. Yesterday was his dispostion hearing, he was told he didnt need to attend that they will handle it all on the 27th of March.
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answered on Mar 11, 2023
If the man was told by his lawyer or a court official that he does not need to attend his disposition hearing, then he should follow their instructions. However, if he is unsure or uncomfortable with not attending the hearing, he should contact his lawyer or the court to clarify and discuss his... View More
For legal project I am trying to find the same or number of the law about not being able to kill someone because they murdered a pet, which in this case was a pet bird
answered on Feb 27, 2023
It is unlikely you will find a statute explicitly addressing this question.
Instead, you will likely find “self-defense” statutes which describe when it is legal to use deadly force in the defense of yourself and, in many states, in defense of another person.
A few states allow... View More
It’s a dependency and neglect case opened a year ago. There have been no transcripts and finally after court last time I checked again and there are a year with of transcripts but all of the information is wrong, it even skips from 9/22 to 9/21 then back to 9/22. So there not even in order.
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answered on Sep 15, 2022
Court reporters transcribe court proceedings. It is not common that they are wrong. However you can request an audio of the proceedings.
My Q's are as follows: Should I expect legal trouble (and start hiring a lawyer) as it is my understanding this is NOT and illegal substance. Is this grounds for a Judges to issue a warrant for the search of my home?
answered on Dec 28, 2020
If USDHS seized the substances because the substances are, as the cited statute states one of for which "importation is prohibited, or import of which in any manner is contrary to law," then you can very likely "expect legal trouble." Evidence of this type of crime also... View More
answered on Dec 28, 2020
While I am not familiar with this particular substance, the fact that it was confiscated by USDHS certainly means you "can face legal repercussions." If the possession/amounts possessed are criminal and this is verified, a law enforcement agency could certainly claim there is probable... View More
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