In a domestic violence case, Detective arrested me without any investigation. I wasn't even at the place of incident that the complainant claim on his police report. In other word, the police report was completely FALSE, done by my nephew for personal revenge. Indeed, somehow my nephew have... Read more »
As long as the detective was acting as part of his duties, it is unlikely that you can sue him. He had a sworn complaint and acted on it.
I am located in Michigan and my fiancee is located in Cayuga correctional facility NY. I am looking to have his case reviewed and possibly re-opened. I do not know where to start.
Most likely, what you are referring to would be a post-conviction motion under section 440 of the New York Criminal Procedure Law. These are not easy to win, and the grounds are fairly narrow. There are also issues as to whether this is something that was or could have been raised on appeal. An... Read more »
My cousin, lives in Brooklyn, was arrested on March, 2013 for shoplifting once in New York City in her 30s.. She paid $500 penalty to the store, convicted in the court and did a few days community service. The case was dismissed and sealed after 6 months probation. She has no other criminal record.... Read more »
This will have a negative impact on her chance to stay in the U.S. Marriage to a U.S. Citizen is insufficient to protect her. She might be subject to removal proceedings. You need to have an in person consultation with an experienced immigration attorney immediately!
I live in upstate NY and currently trying to break my lease due to unsafe living conditions such as broken windows in common areas (It's 20 degrees right now), harassment by other residents, drafty windows and poor heating (Again, Upstate NY is really cold), and so much more. I emailed my... Read more »
From the description you provided, it appears that the property manager is not adding terms to the lease but allowing you to negotiate for an early termination for the payment of a fixed sum. This type of early termination fee is commonly negotiated regardless of whether it is included in the... Read more »
My wife and son filed a statement with the sheriff following a home visit. My son has minor bruises but no severe injuries, yet was taken to urgent care for photos to be taken. I admitted to the sheriff over the phone while talking to CPS. No charges have been filed yet. I am currently out of town,... Read more »
You need a criminal attorney and a Family Law attorney
IN 88 I WAS CAUGHT SLEEPING WITH A COPS WIFE. 30 DAYS LATER I WAS RAIDED. 5 DAYS LATER MY WIFE IS SLEEPING WITH THE COP WHICH I SLEPT WITH HIS WIFE. WARRANT WAS SIGNED BY THE COPS DAD. HE WAS A DETCTIVE. I SAT IN JAIL FOR 45 DAYS. CHARGES DROPPED FROM FELONY TO MISD. 8 MONTHS LATER I WAS ARRESTED... Read more »
First, typing in all capital letter is considered rude. If you believe you are justified, then you should consider the feelings and position of the recipients.
There is no legal avenue to get back in court after so many years
Apparently they have video footage of me taking the money out the straps and putting it into my pocket and now have nearly 5k on my tab ( I worked for an armored truck company) idk how true this is, but it took 2 weeks for them to notify me of anything, and are now just adding any shortage to my... Read more »
If they want you to come in, they are probably going to have detectives there to arrest you, which is likely mandatory for their insurance company to cover any losses. They might be able to prove that you took something from the video, but it is hard to say if they are going to be able to prove... Read more »
What should I do
Speaking as a defense attorney, this is frustrating for us. We leave voice messages and send emails hoping to engage with the DA to keep out client's matters moving, but sometimes they don't want to engage. Either they are too busy or avoiding us until they get a handle on the case. Hopefully, your... Read more »
Our friend that he asked if he wanted the pills sent the conversation to my mom. She is now threatening to send him to prison and have my son taken away. What can I do? And can he go to prison based off of a Facebook message?
I suggest he retain a lawyer for a consultation. Do not be pennywise and dollar foolish.
How much is one day not in jail worth?
My son is on probation. He was scheduled to appear for violating his probation. I let him borrow my vehicle to get there. He showed up at the correct place, date, and time. While there he was arrested and bail set for violating probation. The probation officer was not there and instructed the... Read more »
You can talk to the supervisors in both departments.
You can file suit through an attorney if you can find an attorney which I doubt you will find because of the lack of damages
What type of charge is penal code 165.00
165.00 Misapplication of property.
1. A person is guilty of misapplication of property when, knowingly
possessing personal property of another pursuant to an agreement that
the same will be returned to the owner at a future time,
(a) he loans, leases,... Read more »
Can I be disqualified if I violated and order of protection?
Please understand that I don't know the hiring standards of the police service you would like to apply to, but generally speaking a conviction and record for disobeying court orders would likely not make you the most ideal candidate. Be prepared to provide an explanation that makes sense if you do... Read more »
For example you can use this website in Maryland http://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/casesearch/processDisclaimer.jis
Some cases are confidential such as all Family Court cases and all Divorce cases. Beyond that you would go to e-courts and click on the court that the case is in and then enter the name you are looking for. You will get limited information on line.
There are a zillion reasons
Grand larceny in the 3rd
The possible sentence will range depending on a variety of factors, including whether you have a prior conviction, what that conviction is for, etc. Speak with an attorney about your specific case facts to get a better understanding of where you stand.
The first time I was plead down to disorderly conduct if I stayed out of trouble for a year. Will i serve jail time this time ?
Though jail is not likely, the DA's office will likely take the case more seriously than the previous one since it is not your first arrest. Nonetheless, a non-criminal disposition is still possible. Speak with your attorney and make sure he/she knows about your previous case.
i took the package and ran into a golf course and hod then gave myself up
If this is your first arrest, your attorney should be looking for a non-criminal disposition. However, more details about your case are necessary to have a better understanding of what exactly you're facing. Contact an attorney in the area to discuss the case facts.
My son is incarcerated in the state of New York.it is a criminal case.
Where in New York is your son's case? You should contact an attorney and provide your son's information - they should be able to look up his case and can guide you from there.
I am currently on PTR and my lawyer is recommending a safety valve meeting. I only have a misdemeanor poss. In the 7th on my record and wpuld like to know since I only have less then 60 days in jail on that charge, will I have the option to do 0-6 months in jail since I only have 1 Point?
You have an attorney. Consult with your attorney
Mother received a large check from retirement account and she passed away before cashing it. Her boyfriend deposited the check into their joint account several days after her passing and then closed the account once the check cleared. He now has the money and is refusing to give it to the children.... Read more »
If he endorsed a check made payable to your deceased mother he committed fraud. You can call the police and/or DA to report it.
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