Based on your brief description, I can tell you that active warrants are a basis for police to arrest someone.

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The potential for a claim based on police misconduct can be found in your description of the situation. However, the police account of the...

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It might not be a good idea to mention it unless you were officially arrested. You said the police let you go with a warning. That does not sound...

You seem to be asking what factors a judge considers in sentencing. The judge may consider several aggravating or mitigating factors. They include...

Police can legally enter someone's residence either (1) with the consent of the resident; (2) in an emergency in which someone's safety is...

There are a few situations when police can lawfully use deception to gain entry to people's homes. First, they must be unable to obtain a search...

It sounds like the sheriff’s deputy was implying that you would be charged with trespass. If you didn’t do any damage while you were in the...

This sounds like a classic case of being accused of a crime that you did not commit. You need to compile the evidence of your innocence, such as...

It sounds to me like there might be additional evidence to demonstrate the innocence of your friend’s father. He needs to inform his attorney, who...