The DA doesn’t have to expose the existence of a CI to the grand jury and usually doesn’t for safety reasons.

It doesn’t invalidate the grand jury indictment but will likely become a subject of cross examination for your attorney.

This is a site for serious legal questions not curiosities. Attempted murder requires the intent to actually cause their death.

I’m not sure why you aren’t asking this of your attorney who is actually negotiating your plea bargain with the prosecutor but yes it’s a legal...

You can try reporting it to police and they have full discretion as to whether to make an arrest for potential attempted assault charges.

It is highly unlikely that any defendant facing a murder charge will be granted bail. They are the greatest flight risk

This is a question best asked for your attorney representing you on the most recent matter. They are fully familiar with the orders in your case.

You’ve answered your own question; you bring a copy of the order to the sheriffs office and they serve the person for you. You do not go to their...

There is no “right” to have an attorney present but if the PO is finding nothing, it seems safe to conclude that they’re not trying to set you up...

You’re at fault for failing to yield; however, we live in NY where a jury could divide the liability (percentage at fault) between both drivers

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