Hello I have a legal question pertaining to a false arrest

Mr. Keller is absolutely correct. There is not nearly enough information to respond to your posting and it would be very unwise to supplement it....

You have asked one of the (if not THE) most common questions on the site. I agree with what has already been said by Attorneys Doyle and Keller. I...

I had a misdeamor drug posession conviction 45 yrs ago. Does that affect firearm possession or purchase in any way for PA

While I agree with the responses of both Attorneys Keller and Doyle, I would suggest that you first make application for a carry permit. If it's...

What are the stipulations for revoking a defendants bail? Is catching a new case one? And or just not showing up to court?? Who

Bail is revoked by a judge usually on a request from either an assistant district attorney of from the county's bail agency or pretrial services....

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Can DUI/DWI and Refusal be beat in NJ?

Okay a couple of things. Your question came up as a DUI question for PA lawyers; I would suggest that you resubmit to reflect the relevant...

Is a d.a. who recused himself from a case after the defendent was sentenced allowed to do anything with the case?

Not nearly enough info to answer your question, but I strongly urge you not to put more information out on the Internet. If you would like my...

My guess is that you don't now have legal counsel nor have you in the past been represented. Did you plead guilty at the magistrate's and if so...

Can I reopen a case and get an initial decision overturned.

Need to know whether the part of the affidavit that concerns you was a topic of discussion eith plea counsel?

If I am prescribed narcotics by 2 different doctors am AI breaking the law and risking the chance of going to jail?

First I'm sorry to hear of your medical problem, and I quite agree with what has already been said on this subject. My guesses include: (1) You...

Can a judge change a sentence on a revocation that other judge impossed ?

Honestly? No. You might want to try to clarify, but I will take a stab at at least part of what you seem to be describing. If a Defendant is...

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