My son was just walking down the street when he was arrested. The police stopped him for walking down the street .is this legal
Walking down the street is not a crime. What did they arrest him for?
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Walking down the street is not a crime. What did they arrest him for?
Unlikely, since they let you go. If they were going to press charges, they would have held you until the police arrived.
265.01 is a class A misdemeanor with serious consequences for immigration and other purposes. I would not "just pay the fine" if it means pleading...
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Sounds like there are many questions to be answered here, but you haven't asked anything. I would be happy to speak with you if you are interested.
You may want to wait to see if immigration laws change over the next year or two. From what I understand, there may be a political initiative to...
This is not kindergarten. A criminal conviction can have serious collateral consequences, especially for a young person. Hire an experienced...
Yes. Reach out to lawyers in your area who specialize in civil rights lawsuits.
You can recant the statement if you testify at your trial, but the only way to keep it from coming in to evidence is by successfully suppressing it...
The question is, how is this information relevant to your guilt or lack thereof on the underlying charge for which you are accused?
You can ignore it. I have never heard of this happening, but if for some reason you are sued, you can always offer to settle at that point.