Can I have a case against the police department
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answered on Apr 19, 2020
The question you present is not one that can simply be answered on a forum such as this. If you were arrested and no charges were filed, you could contact a civil rights attorney to review your case. If you were charged, you should hire (if you have not done so already) a criminal defense... View More 
I was denied the right to a fair hearing I have strong evidence
answered on Oct 16, 2019
This isn't really a lawyer referral service; it's just a question-answer board. If you need an attorney, you could look one up in the Find-a-Lawyer section of this site, or conduct your own independent search for one. You could also check if the Oklahoma Bar Association's resources... View More
There is no history of any kind of child abuse and I have no criminal record before this . Please help
answered on Jul 13, 2019
These are very serious charges. You need to hire an attorney. No getting around that.
answered on Jun 27, 2019
Very important. The search must be within a specified time from the date it was signed by the Judge. If outside that time, the search could be quashed in Court.
They said $800 surety bond. They had already done several searches of clothing and everything checking pockets and all. Then all a sudden a officer comes in after he been locked in a cell and says he found contraband in a pockets that we know had been searched many times. He did have my son... View More
answered on Jun 27, 2019
Hire an attorney who should ask for any videos inside the jail facility showing the search of his pockets and discovery of the contraband.
answered on Jun 17, 2019
It depends on when the federal law was enacted, before or after the opinion, and whether or not the opinion addresses the statute and declares it unconstitutional or otherwise invalidates it.
answered on Jun 12, 2019
You have asked two complicated legal questions the answers to which would fill at least six shelves in any law library. Wanna try again?
The city is now trying to ticket me sayi by the original driveway is an alley? It doesn't even go thru and is on our property is that legal?
answered on May 18, 2019
You must check the land records to insure that the driveway the City is claiming to be an alley is indeed an alley or a part of your property. Obviously, if the driveway was built on property owned by the City and deemed an alley, the City may then enforce their rights concerning the use of that... View More
i want to know if the documents are legal, i will take a picture. i just really need a answer, they've been gone for 9 mths now
answered on Mar 16, 2019
I can't tell whether the children were legally removed, simply by looking at the documents alone.
The question as to whether it is legal to remove children from a parent's custody, depends on a great many factors. I would have to know the circumstances of the removal, the... View More
answered on Mar 12, 2019
There are a number of state statutes on gambling.
Many of them are available here:
https://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/index.asp?level=1&ftdb=STOKST21&year=#CiteID69441
answered on Jan 3, 2018
Are you sure you were not charged with escape? If you weren't, contact the court clerk about the error.
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Hawaii Judge seems to base opinion on campaign promises. That seems to be without precedent! Obama and others did it without objections.
Have the courts gone too far in this encroachment of the executive branch?
answered on Nov 30, 2017
I believe so, but only time, and the Supreme Court will let us know for sure. I supported Trump, but it's getting harder to do. Just wish he would stop all of the Twitter stuff! ! !
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I was waiting to visit my father in jail and they pulled me in a room and arrested me. Soent a few hours in jail before i could bond out. Treated me very unfairly. Court next day and mind you i live in a different city. Wasted my time driving for them to tell me that they messed up like i had told... View More
answered on Jun 26, 2017
You may file suit against the arresting agency. I'm not sure about publication.
On the property Can the drugs now be used for criminal charges against the property owner?
The laws change due to State-Question 780 in OK on July 01, 2017 and it takes the valuations in 21 o.s. 1713 (KNOWNGLY CONC STLN PROP) up to $1000.00 for classification as a Felony. Below $1.00 to $999.99 of value should be classified as a Misdemeanor correct? Also, if one was charged in the year... View More
answered on Jun 26, 2017
I agree with answer by Ms. Harroz, however I understand many District Attorney offices will reduce old charges in the discretion of the prosecutor.
Say I have a group that goes out and purchases riot gear, and then travels around the country and stops riots or steps in before police can to protect others. Would that be legal? I want to see if there is a way to keep people safe from groups like antifa
answered on Mar 31, 2017
Depends what you mean by protect. Because you chose to, in a premeditated way, inject yourself you may violate a number of statutes, state and federal. I'm sure that you will find enough injustice in Oklahoma to work on that you won't need to go outside the state. Looks to me like antifa... View More
On two separate occasions, in my wife's capitol murder trial the same bailiff has ordered me to leave the courtroom. Once for having a cell phone that was not turned on in my pocket. And, the latest at a district court Arraignment, where the bailiff accused me of talking with my wife. The... View More
answered on Mar 20, 2017
It would certainly appear that the bailiff is out of line. I would suggest that you try to schedule an appointment with the Judge handling the case you are interested in to help resolve the issue. Failing that, you may want to contact the ACLU in OKC and see if they can help you.
answered on Oct 14, 2015
Get counsel for matters like this. This is not a basic legal question which can be answered swiftly, but requires a bit of research.
About details surrounding the deaths of other US citizens or US officials while acting in their official duties when there is reason to believe information is being witheld or covered-up intentionally for the express purpose of deceiving the public?
I was wondering because isn't clothing technically covered under the First Amendment?
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