My public defender wants me to see psychologist because I find it weird the dashcam has no date time stamp
answered on Oct 26, 2022
Typically it would have date stamps. But I'm not sure that's the issue. You should have a conversation with your attorney about why he or she is recommending you see a psychologist.
These are not related to me. The first was a DV offense where she kicked a pregnant woman in the stomach two years ago. 3.5 months ago she was pulled over with superdrunk 3rd DUI(Felony). In both cases she was arrested, Warrants were requested by police, but the prosecutors office ignored them on... View More 
answered on Oct 21, 2022
Charging decisions are wholly within the prosecutor's discretion. Regarding the DV offense, if it was two years ago, I think it's a foregone conclusion what the prosecutor thinks of that. Could be witness issues, and apparently the pregnant woman hasn't been in the prosecutor's... View More
Due to having no i.d and no paperwork. I went back Tuesday as I have no vehicle and they wouldn't come get me.. it's on a circuit.court sentence I sat for 10 hours and left due to no food or drink and was ignored the whole time at the jail. I'm calling sheriff now.. can they get me... View More
answered on Apr 24, 2024
New charges? Unlikely. The court may issue a bench warrant though. I would suggest contacting the court to let them know you've been trying to turn yourself in, and keep trying to do so.
answered on Apr 22, 2024
Months or years. It's not a fast process. And in the cases meriting success on appeal, you often times end up back in the trial court for further proceedings, which again takes time.
when my boyfriend was 16 i lied and said i was 15 and we did sexual things, when he found out we continued to do sexual things. police got involved and we stopped talking to wachother sexually and kept it platonically police closed the case as i had all my electronics taken away and it wasnt... View More
answered on Mar 28, 2024
Yes! And regardless of your consent. Your boyfriend may soon learn the hard way about perceptions sometimes being reality.
I would be more than happy to let someone review my recordings and determine if they believe I have the grounds for a civil lawsuit or any other type of lawsuit.
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
It's important to understand that voice prints, much like fingerprints, can be unique identifiers and may be used in various legal contexts. If you believe your recordings have captured evidence that could support a civil lawsuit or any other legal action, carefully preserving these recordings... View More
I SIGNED UP FOR THEIR CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AND OPTED IN TO HELP W RESEARCH AFTER READING A LITTLE ABOUT HOW ITS MOSTLY WOMEN WITH CHILDREN IN THIS PROGRAM. I HAD TURNED THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE AND KALAMAZOO COUNTY SHERRIFFS DEPT IN TO THE DOJ 4 TIMES AND I TURNED THEM IN TO THE FBI WHISTLEBLOWER... View More
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answered on Mar 1, 2024
It sounds like you've had a challenging experience with the Targeted Justice website and the class action lawsuit they're pursuing. Given your situation and concerns, it's important to approach any involvement cautiously and consider seeking additional information or support.... View More
that the blood never came back from the lab. 4 years have passed . is it possible that this will get threw out of court , because i wanted to get my license back so i can gain employment. my case has been awaiting a warrant for 3 years
answered on Feb 28, 2024
Very possible. What other evidence would they have of your intoxication? I assume you declined to take a PBT or conduct FSTE?
My ex & his wife record my convos w/my daughter while she's w/them. Is this eavesdropping? They shared the docs w/date/time/length/and summaries w/their lawyer who shared w/my lawyer & he shared w/me. Can I file with the Michigan State Police - criminal since they shared?Opposing... View More
answered on Jan 11, 2024
What does your attorney say about it? Presumably, he or she saw the same documents. You should not do anything without their advice as it may unintentionally impact your present case.
Let's say they use bees to put in the package. The package is stolen, and the those responsible open the package and are stung, one might have a severe allergic reaction, and cause an accident in which there are injuries and deaths, property damage as well as innocent injuries/deaths. Can the... View More
answered on Jan 8, 2024
A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. Under common law doctrines that hold nationwide, someone could be charged, and liability could arise for doing something like that. But to get a definitive position specific to your jurisdiction's penal... View More
The entire transaction was uninformed, no reading or understanding of what was being signed, the resident lured to residential office under false pretenses. The resident was refused copies of what was signed only told it was court documents and therefore can't get a copy of what was signed.... View More
answered on Dec 2, 2023
I suggest you provide some detail so that a lawyer will have necessary information to help you.
What goods/services did you contract for? Who was the seller/provider of services? What date? Who is the debt collector? How much is the alleged debt? Why are you not responsible for the debt?... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2023
It's impossible to answer questions like these without knowing the person's criminal history and facts of the case. The reason is because felony sentences are determined by proper scoring of the sentencing guidelines, which consider a person's prior record and circumstances of the... View More
My name is Jeffrey Burton and I'm a conflicted felon csc3 and I'm having trouble finding a job
answered on Oct 23, 2023
I don't see why not. Unfortunately, some employers and licensing authorities may take issue with your charge.
Nothing stolen, car window broken w/ knife (confrontation over past incident of fraud/assault)
answered on Oct 1, 2023
Are there two victims? I could see these charges with two or more victims. Would be impossible to tell without seeing police report.
answered on Aug 25, 2023
A Michigan attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It could depend on the context. In some cases, the paperwork can include legal filings to place a denied claim into suit if an insurance carrier will not pay a legitimate claim. But this is only a general... View More
Recently I went online pretending to be the vice governor, I made up a name the person I used is not real, it's all a joke and I would never give out potentially dangerous information, I just want to know is this legal, can I get arrested
answered on Jul 25, 2023
A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. A criminal attorney should advise on this, to prevent any violation of laws involving impersonation or related crimes. Good luck
Review or court for additional charges added while incarcerated
answered on Jul 17, 2023
Yes. But in the end, it doesn't really matter as all it takes is one probation violation.
i have been assigned attorney john g. zevalking but do not know if he will continue with my case. i do alot of the research and filing myself also. i am innocent of the charge i was convicted of and need help with appeals or with place to do research.
answered on Jun 28, 2023
Are you looking to hire someone, or just looking for advice?
If the defendant is being charged with a serious crime and the victim insults the defendant would that be something to use on the victim and then if so would there be a chance to have the case dropped
answered on May 16, 2023
Possibly. When you are the defendant, you are on trial for your actions. There are cases when the other person's actions may present a defense - and that may be the case with you, but that is something you'll need to discuss with a lawyer.
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