I have a wanton endangerment 2nd degree
answered on Oct 5, 2021
If the Wanton Endangerment is pending and has bond restrictions against purchasing then no. If it is a conviction and it was domestic violence then no.
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We reviewed the footage and we have video of him putting his phone on the counter next to the computer and waving the cards over it is that enough proof?
answered on May 29, 2021
Should be, especially if he left with the merchandise and you have the coinciding register receipts for the transaction.
answered on May 1, 2021
Bond is always in the discretion of the Judge. The factors are serious nature of the offense, likelihood to reoffend, prior record and the defendant's financial ability to post bond. To answer your question yes it is possible.
It was supposed to be a 10% return and u could take ur money out anytime for a fee now no one can take there money out now. The site was a scam and a lot of people got scammed can I sue ?
answered on Mar 9, 2021
Yes. You can. You’ll need to find out the princi ppu als behind it and sue them too.
Law enforcement entered a building with av recorder where a CI was there to do a controlled buy. The CI did not have permission to be in the building either. The camera was not placed on the CI. It was on a shelf inside the building for hours. The part of the building where this took place was a... View More 
answered on Jan 30, 2021
If the detectives had permission from the owner of the apartment complex or the manager and it was a common area then they can place the recording device there. If it was a private apartment bedroom then they would have to likely get a warrant before they could place the device there if they did... View More
answered on Dec 17, 2020
You can ask district judge to review. Check with your lawyer fir time limits.
They forced us to leave our house before they got a warrant of any kind so that they could search my house. How can they force me to leave my property so they can go thru it they told me that if I stayed I would most definitely go to jail
answered on Nov 3, 2020
You need to hire a criminal defense attorney immediately to review the facts.
They knocked on the door and when I answered it they pulled me out an put me on the wall an searched me entered my house saying they got a Anonymous tip that someone else who was on the run was in my house an then latter on(3 hours) got a search warrant for something totally different because they... View More
answered on Nov 2, 2020
You need to hire a quality attorney and go through these facts with him or her. You may have a suppression claim. Good luck.
Can an assalt case be dismissed by the judge if the prosecutor started an argument and hit first?
answered on Nov 2, 2020
Once a charge has been filed by law-enforcement, the only person with the legal right to throw out the charges or set the range of charges is the prosecution through the grand jury process. The judge has the ability to dismiss charges during a preliminary hearing or jury trial if they feel that... View More
Afterwords they then got a search warrant at 2:41 AM and forcibly made me leave our property while they searched they told me that if I stayed I would go to jail. They was originally here looking for somebody else upon a anonymous tip
He called the cops on me and I was arrested because he was bleeding very badly, and the mark on me was only red but with no blood. Why wasn't he arrested for hitting me first? I wasnt on his property or breaking any laws.
answered on Oct 4, 2020
Bc his injuries were more serious. Hire yourself a good lawyer.
I served 2 weeks in jail on the day of my arrest for assault. My trial is coming up, will they just tell me how long im going to jail, or do I get to have my witnesses speak against my prosecutor to try and prove self defense? In ky
answered on Sep 25, 2020
You can call any and as many witnesses as you like. The jury has to find you guilty first. If they believe your witnesses and your theory of self defense, you could be found not guilty.
answered on Sep 14, 2020
If the jury believes the self defense claim, they are instructed to find the defendant not guilty.
answered on Sep 4, 2020
As long as there is no illegal contact or behavior from either party.
1st degree) will I imediently be sentenced to jail (since I did assault someone), or will my lawyer and my prosecutors lawyer actualy argue and try to prove of disprove my selfdefense claim? And what if the prosecutor doesn't show up? Could I still go to jail?
answered on Sep 2, 2020
You may not even be found guilty , much less go to jail. Why isn’t your public defender answering any of your questions?
I loaned my brother in law money to do yard work & he never showed up to do the work for months. I ran in to him a week ago and he told me to drop by his mothers house on saturday & he would be there to pay me. I stopped by and knocked on the door and he told me to go the f*** away. He then... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2020
You should go take a criminal complaint against him for wanton endangerment fur trying to run you over. You. Can only be charged with criminal mischief at the most but I doubt it would stand up in the face of his wanton charge.
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