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answered on Nov 27, 2018
I do not know what "these" charges are.
Without a comprehensive review, it would be impossible to answer.
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Retain an attorney.
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My boyfriend is currently serving a 10 year sentence. He has an outstanding warrant for failure to appear in court from another county that he got before going to prison and another warrant in a different county for failure to appear while he was in prison. What can he do to take care of both... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2018
Is he in federal or state custody? If federal, he has to comply with Interstate Agreement on Detainers. you can probably find it by googling that and adding Oklahoma
If state, then he either files a motion or a petition for habeas corpus ad prosequendum
I was in Sallisaw PD the night it says my warrant for unpaid fined was issued (4/28/17) but arrested on5/1/17 officer pulled my Friend over yet came to my window (passenger side) I gave her my phone before I was cuffed officer made her give him my phone threatened her probation if she didn't... View More
answered on Jul 6, 2018
This is not a fedral crime
What is the question?
You must have an attorney by now. You should confer with your attorney in a confidential setting, not in a public forum
If a person is convicted on burglary 2 charges for auto burglary and while incarcerated a bill passed changing that to burglary 3 with a much lighter sentence, can the new laws apply to the inmate resulting in a modified sentence or release?
answered on May 9, 2018
Please read the linked newspaper article below.
http://floridapolitics.com/archives/250441-constitution-revision-allow-retroactive-criminal-law-changes
answered on Apr 17, 2018
If the DA filed those charges against you or someone else, I would bet they have evidence which they think can be used to prove the elements of the crime. In answer to your question it basically was answered by your question. If they have no proof they would be incapable of convicting someone of... View More
While dating I made an account on my boyfriend’s Mac computer. After the breakup he went into my profile to get my iMessages. Once inside my profile (on his computer), without my permission. he found sexual fantasy text messages and is threatening to send them to my parents or destroy my chances... View More
answered on Apr 7, 2018
It is not, however you should contact the other party to advise they have no consent to access your private accounts. You should also seek to protect those accounts. Should those accounts be accessed, it can constitute an illegal “hacking,” and you should file a police report immediately.
My charges are two counts of distribution of cds (marijuana) and possession sold two grams total. the guy was a undercover cop this case is a little different I had just set up the deal basically my friend was selling the marijuana and I helped her make a sell she's also in the same case.... View More
answered on Mar 4, 2018
Stop admitting to committing crimes—online or anywhere else.
My son in foster for reporting his uncle choked him and hit him and his sister my daughter also reported certain things to her school counselor. However daughter left there by cps but took my son now I fighting for him but not on paperwork for daughter plz help
answered on Jan 22, 2018
I'm really sorry no one answered your question earlier. It so old now, you have probably found an answer elsewhere. If you still have questions about this ask your question again, and give as many detailed facts as you can. Take care, and good luck to you.
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answered on Oct 2, 2017
The mother can't charge anybody with anything. All she can do is report it to the police who might then refer the case to the District Attorney.
They had no warrant and looking for a minor child my son knows. Our they allowed to do this? They are also city cops and I live in the county
answered on Sep 30, 2017
No, they should not have entered your home, nor threatened your child. They however did have the right to ask your son about the other boy.
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JOINT DEED, ONLY ONE PERSON GOT PAID, PARTY "A" QCD TO PARTY "B", THEN PARTY "C" REFUSED TO PARTICIPATE. IT WAS ABOUT MINERAL ESTATE IN OKLA
answered on Aug 23, 2017
Your question is not really clear. Sounds like Party C did not sign any deed. Party A can sell only his/her own interest. If these are mineral interests Party C should be unaffected by A's deed.
On the property Can the drugs now be used for criminal charges against the property owner?
answered on Jun 18, 2017
Way more info is needed here. Please elaborate more on where the drugs were found and how law enforcement came across them.Did they find the drugs because of info found on the phone?
I was considering a more lucrative line of work but I wanted to 'look before I leap', so to speak, so I don't end up committing a crime or something.
answered on Jun 8, 2017
I need much more information to answer your question, but countries have been stealing from other countries at least since Queen Elizabeth I issued letters of marque to Sir Francis Drake. Since those letters of marque, few countries have admitted giving a license to steal, and the US is a signatory... View More
A new warden has issued a memo that all privileges ie. Phone,email,yard,weights,visit commissary...for the ENTIRE prison if drugs are found on one person or in a common area... even if a prisoner was no where near the area or didn't know the person... is there a supreme Court ruling on... View More
answered on Feb 8, 2017
Best source would be the ACLU prison project. Question I'd have is have you seen this or just heard this. NOrmally it would be a violation of federal Bureau of Prisons policy but that may have changed. Again check with ACLU prison project or similar project for the Oklahoma Civil Liberites Union.
answered on Oct 26, 2013
The fastest and easiest way is to create an account at pacer.gov and search there for the cases. Pacer is relatively cheap and easy to use. The older the cases are, the less likely they will be there, especially as you get toward 20 years old. If the cases are not on PACER, you should contact... View More
answered on Oct 26, 2013
It means that the court in which you filed the motion does not have authority to rule on it. There are too many possibilities for me to be more specific about why the court decided it did not have authority.
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