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answered on Dec 13, 2017
We would need to know exactly what happened as several codes could apply
told them i ended up in that neighorhood because i was driving around aimlessly. they told me my story "doesnt make sense" and car and my body was searched but i didnt have anything. is it possible they took something from my car without letting me know and can they still create some case... View More 
answered on Dec 5, 2017
Anything is possible but in general if you were not charged at the scene I would be surprised if they later mail you a ticket or criminal complaint. Possible yes just not probable.
During an actual evacuation in a public high school, a teacher was directed by administration to leave the building immediately. The teacher refused and continued to remain in the building to obtain an item.
I was charged with 2C:52-11B (1) I did not steal. I went shopping with two ex-friends, they went one direction I went the other. We met back at my car when the police ran up. Charging all 3 of us with shoplifting. My charge was amended to violation of municipal ordinance 271-1a Loitering. I am... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2017
2C:52-11 is in the expungement section. You were likely charged with 2C:20-11, shoplifting. The loitering is not a theft charge and as an ordinance is rarely seen on the CCH, the official record normally checked by employers, anyway. The problem is that the original charge is still on there and it... View More
I thought about doing stuff by sharing private sexual photos with her and talking to her about sending them too, but I want to know what is legal first. If she is an adult sending them to me is that legal?
answered on Nov 8, 2017
You both run the risk of being charged with possession of child pornography. In addition, it is a very bad idea to share nude or intimate pictures of yourself with anyone.
Hello, my husband was recently arrested and is now facing 4 charges. I was wondering if you could give me a general idea on the situation that way i can have somewhat of an understanding so i dont address this blindsighted and am able to go about the situation the correct way. The charges are1).... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2017
Here we go:
2c:29-1A. : Obstructing Administration of Law. Either 4th degree crime or disorderly persons
2c:36-2. Possession with Intent to Use (Disorderly persons)
2c:35-10a (1) and 4). Possession of a Schedule 1-4 drug and a possession of 50 grams of Marijuana (3rd... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2017
In general yes this person will go to jail for many years.i
answered on Oct 18, 2017
In general any new violation will be a violation of probation and subjects that person to revocation of his/her parole.
I know somebody who's now considered an convicted felon, on September 5th she got hit with 1st degree burglary & they is trying to give her jail time she said from 2-3 years but she keeps going to court & she's on probation will they sentence her? How many court dates will take to go to jail?
answered on Oct 17, 2017
Everyone's case needs a different amount of days, some of my cases take 3 days others take 30 it just depends on whether it is plea, trial or combination of both.
Took $400 returned it and signed a paper and came to an agreement that charges wouldn't be pressed but the robbery was already filed
answered on Oct 11, 2017
Much more information is needed such as what does robbery already filed mean. But a person is always allowed to report a crime to the police even if an agreement is reached to pay back the money owed.
I was a passanger in a car which was pulled over for speeding in new jersey.. the officer smelled marijuana.. i had 1/8th of an ounce in my back pack and they also found a burnt peice of a joint.. I live in MA where it is legal.. what are the chances i would be given drug test/drug classes ect. And... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2017
Marijuana may be legal in MA but not NJ and you face having a criminal record, possible jail especially if you have prior criminal charges or diversionary programs, and even if you are eligible for a diversionary program and the judge allows you in, you will have to remain drug free during your... View More
if video show they at the bank this and that but the prove they have is their phone track all their location, and their neighbor proof that they were mostly home all the time? what will happen?
answered on Jun 29, 2017
If you have been charged with bank fraud you will be prosecuted and face imprisonment under state or federal charges. If you do not have a skilled lawyer you face a clear and present danger of spending a long time in prison. Do not speak to anyone either police or the bank until you have had a... View More
answered on Jun 11, 2017
Yes you can definitely be charged with being under the influence of MJ and with your admission here they may also charge you with the paraphernalia as this is an open website and you have no attorney client privilege on the WEB. Thus stop talking about the case both here, over social media, over... View More
didnt show up so they dismissed the case. He kicked me out cause Lease was under his name and I was not allowed to take the boys with me. I had no where to go. So I came to Mass temporoy . He then went to court and said I abandoned the kids. So When we went for custody the judge or courts never... View More
answered on May 30, 2017
You have a complicated set of facts and issues, including domestic violence and child custody. The short answer is that you can bring your facts to the courthouse and file for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against your husband, and the matter will be heard by a child support hearing officer... View More
Can you sue for fraud, for expenses which never occurred and it has been proven but Family court Judge is unable to retroactively give back the ill-gotten gains due to Federal Laws?
answered on Feb 15, 2017
Don't know about federal laws, but if Judge is unable to get them to cough it up what attorney is not going to charge you to go after them? If you had to spend money for lawyer time to disprove them that is different--your attorney can ask to have counsel fees put on this.
Would this be considered a crime? I recently signed into my college wi-fi using my own credentials to redirect internet traffic through my laptop.
This enabled me to view both student and professor login credentials
Three days laterr, I was questioned by the school police, arrested... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2017
A great deal more information is needed and you should have an in person consultation to go over all of those questions. If you have been charged, then obviously it is being considered a crime. Could it affect your immigration status, yes absolutely. But I am confused about your facing trial.... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2016
That would depend on what he did, crimes like murder don't have a statute of limitations
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answered on Sep 19, 2015
Here is a link to the FBI website: https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/fingerprints_biometrics/arrest-disposition-submission.
Good luck.
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