Violating the 7 day rule does not - by itself - result in suppression of the evidence. It certainly raises questions about what the police did.

Warrant removal during Covid-19?

I represent clients across the state and when the court is unwilling to remove a warrant via motion, the only other way (during court closures) is...

Instead of admitting to a crime (i.e. filing a false police report), you may want to consider your other options. For example, it sounds like you...

If the police took down your information, you may get a summons in the mail. It would be for a clerk magistrate hearing, which means that you have...

If they were convictions, then you are prohibited from getting a license to carry. However, you may want to consult with an attorney to see if you...

You should be able to get it from the prosecutor. If they refuse to hand it over, your attorney can file a motion to ask the judge to order them...

Could a person who was convicted of possession have a chance to fight an LTC denied in MA??

With the conviction in place, it doesn’t make sense to appeal the denial. You would be considered a prohibited person. But there may be hope. ...

You can go to the clerk’s office at the courthouse where the case occurred, and ask them to look at the file. That should give you all of the...

Can a judge rule agent the law?

If you were already convicted, you may be able to appeal to the Appeals Court, or file a motion for new trial with the trial court. You should...

How does slapping your boss end ?

If you haven't already, you will likely get a notice from court for either a clerk magistrate hearing or arraignment. It probably goes without...