Make a contract and make me fulfill is this law
answered on Oct 14, 2019
This is not a library. You can research these issues by googling
My Dcfs case required for me to finish substance abuse treatment which I am currently enrolled and attending.
answered on Sep 2, 2019
Can't decipher your question. When you finish rehab, call a juvenile court attorney.
I have submitted hazardous duty tax documents.
I was helping a friend move it of her ex’s house. He and his parents were there and all three were larger individuals. It was just she and I if they decided to get physical. My shirt was tucked behind my holster but when the police officers arrived and I put my hands up it became untucked and... View More
answered on Jan 21, 2019
Hire a criminal attorney and the next time you move a friend out of a home with a volatile partner, just call the Sheriff's Office.
answered on Nov 11, 2018
Your son needs a criminal attorney who has a lot more details of the case.
they bring your personal items into the jail
15 minutes later and find 2gms of marijuana in your bag. Can I be charged with contraband even though I didn't introduce it into the facility?
answered on Aug 3, 2018
Yes and that is a common occurrance. Hire a criminal attorney.
answered on Jul 20, 2018
120 days. Call your criminal attorney. It is not a simple rule to apply. There are several variables.
My house was searched and one of my firearm seized because law enforcement said it smelled like gunpowder. I was arrested. And then release on the $30 Bond. How can this hold up if there's no proof of me discharging a firearm. Which I did not do anyway.
Convicted.. and served a sentence for unlawful possession of a weapon.. I didn’t have any knowledge of it being stolen nor did I come back stolen when they ran their initial report.. am I still subject to being convicted for illegal possession?
answered on May 5, 2018
You said your were alrwady convicted. You need to consult with a criminal attorney to get the details straight
I've been getting threatening text messages because my aunt is involved with someone who's in another relationship supposedly but she doesn't know. Now, the person is threatening to file a false police report on my boyfriend to get back at my aunt. can she do that?
answered on Mar 18, 2018
Yes anyone can make a false claim against anyone else.
Members of the Sheriff's Department all knew it was a lie yet they still kicked in my door and arrested me making this my third felony I'm trying to get a job I need my record clean I have warrants for the false charges now. My mom said I stole $2,000 and I'm charged with burglary... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2018
Your choices are to hire a private criminal attorney or call the public defender.
i'm a lieutenant in a small police department in south Louisiana. i exposed my police chief of theft and maleficence, he was arrested and also admitted to the theft. he is awaiting his trial but remains police chief until then. at this time, he has taken my police cruiser and has blocked me... View More
answered on Sep 1, 2017
You have rights, relating to wrongful discharge. Contact me, for a referral, if it occurs. He will be gone soon, and may retaliate.
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He was only arrested on the fact that the place robbed was my dad's workplace and the actual criminal who did it had a previous crime committed with my brother they arrested my brother fully on the account of affiliation what do i do.
answered on Apr 20, 2017
Bail him out and hire a criminal defense lawyer. If the "probable cause" for arrrest was as flimsy as you say, the charges should be dropped or reduced to a misdemeanor by the prosecuting state attorney. Handling a criminal case "pro per" (without counsel) is a recipe for disaster.
answered on Mar 29, 2017
No but it's a statement and should be saved at all costs.Phones get wet. Information gets wiped out.
The judge presiding over my husbands case was his attorney on a previous charge. He was convicted and sentenced to armed robbery and poss of a firearm by a convicted felon. They then added the habitual offender enhancement in which he was sent to 99 yrs w/o benefits. The judge did recuse himself... View More
answered on Sep 22, 2016
Having been a judge, I can tell you that judges are presumed to be unbiased. If your husband was represented by counsel (and I assume he was), his attorney should have asked for recusal if he thought there was bias. If the judge then denied a request for recusal, that could be appealed to a higher... View More
answered on Oct 20, 2015
You have to give a bit more facts to get an answer. What is the name of the case? Wikipedia probably has an explanation.
answered on Oct 19, 2015
A court order saying that someone has to turn over the body, basically.
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