The prosecutor prior to sentencing realize you made a mistake and now she wants to send it back to Grand Jury the defendant did nothing wrong and changed nothing
In general If you talking in regards to a plea bargain, they don't need a reason to withdraw a plea unless the plea deal was already accepted by the defendant in court.
I have been living there for five years,each of those years I've had to deal with him popping up and bringing me gifts,showing up walking around the windows,and just walking in saying he had to drop something off.I have always laughed him off, told him I did not feel comfortable but he... Read more »
There are two issues raised in your question.
The first is the Landlord coming into your apartment uninvited and harassing you generally. Wheteher you have a written or oral lease you are entitled to quiet enjoyment. The landlord is breaching this provision of the lease.As such, you may... Read more »
My mom is very abusive and constantly says things out of order and bring my mental stability to an all time low. My family has noticed and I want to move in with my Aunt. My mom tells me they're not my real family and i'm not wanted but they've insisted i live with them. Is it okay... Read more »
2 things need to happen quickly.
1st off, you need to search the following sites for mental health counseling services for yourself.
Everything about your setting screams out for help so that you have a chance at a healthier future.... Read more »
You can always sue, but it is probably not worth it unless it is affecting you substantially and you can quantify it
I was arrested 10 years ago In NY when I was 22 , and i understand my conviction was conditional discharge, I wanted to know if there is anyway I can get it expunged or pardoned in any way, I have noticed that I have applied for many govt jobs and have been turned down do to my criminal background,... Read more »
This has been posted to the New Jersey forum. you will need to ask lawyers in New York.
An impeachment for what. I suggest reposting your question with more information
If the due process clause of the fifth amendment had already been incorporated, what was the point of adding another in the fourteenth amendment? Is there any major difference between the two, as both are worded quite similarly?
'Good question. You are correct; they are worded similarly. The due process clause in the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution addresses procedural due process. The clause in the Fourteenth Amendment addresses substantive due process. Procedural generally means pertaining to hearings (such... Read more »
She has been living in the same senior complex for 23 years and has never had anything written against her. Now that my father passed a year ago she needs help so I am staying with her temporarily. I have been here since Aug 2018 and do plan to leave if my mother can get strong enough to stay alone.
Based on the facts provided thus far it appears that your mother may well have rights under various federal and state laws regarding disabled persons that are being violated. More facts are needed to make a determination as to your mother's options. You should promptly contact an attorney... Read more »
i was 8 at the time and with my sister. we saw my neighbor come out of his house with a giant rug rolled up in a wheel barrel. he then walked to his empty yard, dug a giant hole, buried the rug, and then left. a week prior his wife was crying in the front of the house and my mother comforted her... Read more »
Obligations come both morally and legally, I guess it would depend on how you feel.
I was told that, unbeknownst to me, by obtaining a driver's license I subjected myself to the jurisdiction of a woman sitting as a judge in a Municipal court.
I believe she's lying.
it's in the beginning of the new jersey court rules. you can easily look them up online.
Hello my ex girlfriend enter to my apartment without my permission, she took with her my tablet my cellphone my kindle my car keys and my personal identificación bank cards social security driver license took pictures of this information and used against me, in that day my daughter was here she is... Read more »
You asked the same question on AVVO but this time, with my advice, you changed the word to permission.
Apparently, you think there is some magic answer which will solve your problem. You already have your answer
my exgirlfriend enter to my apartment without my concern, look through all my apartment for my personal stuff, took with her my tablet my cellphone my klinde, my car keys my driver license my social security card my banks cards, without my concern, she only gave back to me the next day my car keys... Read more »
concern or permission?
You can sue. It takes a long time. How much is your monetary damages?
Does she have enough to pay any judgment?
No lawyer will accept this case on a contingency case.
Why don't you reort this to the police as a burglary?
What will the judge do he gave me a ticket for open container ticket which I didn’t drink at all and state police gave me a ticket for that
The answer depends on the charge number, as you could get a MV violation or an ordinance the ordinances tend to have higher fines and more penalties.
There is a law in my county in nj that states I can not walk into any public court house and record What ever I can see from a public view without prior written consent from the courthouse administrator. Which means I have to file an application to assert my freedom to record in public. Is this... Read more »
you must obtain permission from the court to record inside the courtroom.
Its not just what the state law allows but also what your township allows which can be more restrictive.
I was pulled over for being on my phone but never got a ticket for it. I got a ticket for a break light that was functioning, possession of controlled dangerous substance, possession of con. Dangerous substance in a M.V. a bill is being viewed for marijuana and is being postponed again for 2 more... Read more »
Best ways to contact a civil rights attorney.
When the police have used unjustifiable excessive force. This is a high standard for a person to overcome.
I was pulled over after long conversation with officer he searched my car, me and arrested me with out reading me my Miranda rights. I was charged with a criminal charge. Since I was not read my rights as a part of an American citizen and having my rights, should the case be dismissed due to not... Read more »
Not necessarily your Miranda Rights only apply if the prosecutor intends to use any of your statements against you which were given while you were under custodial interrogation. I suggest you hire a lawyer to find a possible better defense.
I was traveling south bound on my main road while the p/o was conducting a speed radar at a standstill in the middle of the road. Pulls out, follows me 3 cars behind for 3 miles before stating in the police report that he pulled up and seen that I was "looking down on my phone " proceeded... Read more »
A good criminal defense lawyer may be able to successfully challenge the stop and the fruits of the search. You should consult a lawyer right away.
Yes, but then he may also have a defense, but the ticket can certainly be issued.
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