Do we need to get an attorney?

She should get an attorney immediately and have him handle the matter with the police. Under no circumstances should she talk with the police (or...

Can u direct me to attorneys who take wrongfully accused cases? What steps can I take to assist a person to get time lessened.

If he was convicted 10 years ago - as your question represents - there is probably very little that you can do now. Your only hope would be the...

Do I have a lawsuit, if a developer placed cameras in my home without my permission?

If what you say is true, then this builder is liable both criminally and civilly. But if you know of these cameras - why don't you remove them -...

My boyfriend has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon x's 2 and he has nothing to do with these charge

From what you write you have to conclude that the police have some other evidence linking your boyfriend to the gun. His lawyer ought to be able to...

The is no such thing as a pro sentence memorandum, as counsel explained it is no doubt a typo, should read pre sentence memorandum

Is there any legal action that can be taken if an inmate is injured while incarcerated in a federal facility?

Yes, you can file a petition under 28 USC 2241 - a writ of corum nobis - to address the treatment an inmate is receiving while in federal...

For a Texas case, am I correct I can cite equally Texas case law, the 5th Circuit court and the US Supreme Court?

If the matter is a Texas state issue, then you would be best served citing Texas state law decisions, or those decisions by the federal district...

Do we need to get a lawyer?

He needs a lawyer - he is risking being incarcerated on the probation violation - he definitely needs a lawyer - indeed the difference between...

For criminally neglegent homicide. But my case was dismissed. What would be the process to file a civil suit against the county

Your facts are difficult to understand, but you may well have a case for wrongful tortious prosecution. Speak to a lawyer in your area who handles...

Yes counsel is quite correct - if you conviction is a misdemeanor then it will be the Clerk of the Criminal court who you must see at 120...

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