Reporting a new violent crime to the police on a parolee
A report to the police without anything more may not do anything to a parolee. A parolee can, and most probably will, be violated though if they...
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A report to the police without anything more may not do anything to a parolee. A parolee can, and most probably will, be violated though if they...
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I don’t think anyone here can or would tell you definitively what the detective is or isn’t doing or going to do. It may very well be that he is...
Like I answered before, you don’t have to prove that she left and this that you could doesn’t really make much of a difference. You may want to...
You may wish to reach out to a family law practitioner who practices in the area of guardianship.
You don’t need to prove that she has gone back. If she is not here the district attorney would be hard pressed to prove a case against you (though...
The charge that you describe is a shoplifting offence. New Jersey does not have any misdemeanors but their equivalent is called a disorderly...
plead not guilty and get a lawyer
If you are being threatened, menaced, harassed or annoyed you may want to contact the police and file a report.
You mention the Adam Walsh Act. Were you convicted in federal or state court? The rules are different. Based on what you describe, it seems that...
If the police weren’t called and you weren’t arrested then you aren’t being prosecuted and you need not worry about any warrants. Go to school and...