Police deliberately left pertinent information from a police report , what are my options?

Unfortunately, it is not easy to get an officer to amend their report. This is really only going to be an issue for you if you are charged with a...

NJ Expungement appeal

You may want to review the statute again or clarify your charges. Most attorneys handling expungement matters will do a free consult. You may...

If a friend of mine convicted in another state who is given probation get transfered to the state they live in

Your friend needs to speak with his probation officer to find out if he can move out of state.

Can my 2c:33-2a.1 Disorderly Conduct charge be decreased to a lesser charge?

It is possible depending on your specific facts. Hire an attorney and let him/her do his/her job to help you with this mess.

Who is legally responsible if someone fall on icy conditions and rental is responsible fro removing the snow in NJ?

The owner of the property is going to be sued and depending on the lease is worded, the tenant could potentially as well. However, the owner is...

I would not recommend admitting anything. The police will file charges no matter what if they want to. Get a lawyer that will help you, even if...

I want a copy of my medical files from a hospital back in 1962. can I get them

Only the facility will be able to answer this. Most places only keep the records for the required time period and then destroy them.

Need to get dvd from a weigh station of me falling in a pit had a camera in barn

Your narrative above is not very clear, but it seems that you have an attorney right now. If so, you should talk to your attorney about obtaining...

Hi . how can I transfer a criminal case from SC to NJ. it's being over 7 years in court. and just now they taking it 2 trail

If your matter happened in SC, it will be tried there. Unfortunately, you cannot have a trial in a different state just because the jury pool in...

I was charged with Criminal Possesion of a Weapon in the Fourth Degree in New York.

I agree with the answers above. Depending on the charges, most first time offenders can avoid jail. If you have not applied for a public defender...