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answered on Jul 17, 2020
Technically yes, although most are considered retaliatory and from Ed upon by most prosecutors.
answered on Jul 17, 2020
Yes. But if no mark was left, it’s probably not an assault 1 begin with.
Person said that it was done he was in jail on them dates.. An they also said they have a video. He dont know what might happen.. Im trying to get answers on what might happen will it be thrown out bc he was in jail or what?
answered on Jul 3, 2020
Anyone can follow you in a private vehicle anywhere but they have no jurisdiction once they leave the home state. Only the FBI can go state to state with full jurisdiction.
The person being charged was threatened death and then hit with a belt across the back, they responded by hitting the other with a hammer to the head (was on neither persons property, both were men in early 60s with same height and weight of 200lbs)
answered on Jun 27, 2020
Self defense it’s just that, a defense. It may be used as a negotiating tool to lower the charge, or it can be used as a defensive strategy at trial.
The past 6 years. ..have been held on earth, to say mildly. Discredited , I'm SURE I would be ... matter of fact, a point pushed into belief. I just keep hanging on for an end. Some end..any end.
answered on Jun 8, 2020
What is your question? Your narrative is missing some facts on what is going on.
I was in an incident with another driver. He was swerving all over the road going really slow so I went around him and he quickly came up on my car, I was going around 45 so he had to of been going nearly 65. As he was coming up, he swerved into my lane more than once, I was near the curb. I slowed... View More 
answered on Apr 28, 2020
Potentially it could be self defense. Many more facts are necessary to properly answer that question but if you hire a good. To Minsk defense attorney, I imagine it will work out.
hello. I am currently on federal supervised release in the Western District of Kentucky and due to covid-19 my travel plans are being denied to visit my fiancé in Western District of Pennsylvania. We are planning to get married and I am wanting to move to PA be with her. She is a property owner in... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2020
Until covid-19 is over, you’re stuck bc the courses are closed except for emergencies. The PO cannot prevent you from getting married but she can prevent you from moving until approval from the Court is obtained.
My husband was given permission to cut wood for a lady on her property she owned. He even took her firewood. The truck would not start one evening before leaving and he had to leave it parked til morning to come fix it. The next morning the truck was gone. Before I called to report it stolen, I... View More
answered on Feb 27, 2020
Go apply for a new license. The deputy taking the license is not actionable.
I have received a verified complaint, and have filed a verified request for dismissal. How would you proceed to file suite against a former property manager and her accomplices for financial damage done to the LLC?
answered on Feb 10, 2020
Many more facts are necessary to answer this question. I would consult a tenants rights attorney in your area and lay the facts out for them.
Considering their criminal history can they get deported? Also how long is the deportation process
answered on Feb 8, 2020
Yes. They can still be deported for it later. Upon seizure the deportation process is usually about 60 days.
Me, my brother, his GF & her brother went to get her clothes that one of her ex-friends wouldn't give back. We thought maybe they would be thrown out or something but nothing like what took place. I was driving & carry a pistol on my hip when we get there she knocks on the door &... View More
He has shown he will break the law how can he still arrest people and testify after showing he will break the law He was caught on camera planting evidence
Why hasnt he been fired who do we contact!?
Child against child
answered on Jan 3, 2020
Would depend on what it was. There is no statute of limitations for a felony.
Because he had a tail light out and no insurance now when he went to jail that was night on his paper work and no charger's on taillight or insurance oh he also was charged with defaced fire arm now where they said they pulled him over for one reason but was charged with a different and no... View More
answered on Dec 26, 2019
Yes, they can. I see cases like this very often. One of the most important issues is whether or not probable cause existed for the presumably warrantless search, and for the stop itself.
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