If you can prove you were a victim of civil rights violations, you might be able to sue the sheriff’s department under Title 42, Section 1983 of...

In most cases, a probation officer may be able to stop a probationer from traveling out of town for religious services. However, there might be...

The duration of an arrest warrant for obstruction of justice depends on whether the offense is classified as a felony or a misdemeanor. In most...

Normally the statute of limitations for the kind of forgery or fraud you described would be six years. However, you seem to indicate you could not...

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If you can meet the high standard of proof required, you could potentially sue successfully if the jail personnel failed to provide you with...

A warrant against you cannot be ruled out as a possibility. You need to contact your probation officer, and possibly an attorney, to get the...

If the issue is that you believe you are wrongfully being accused of a crime, you need to hire a criminal defense attorney to help defend you. If...

If you can “prove police misconduct,” you could have the basis for a Title 42, Section 1983 lawsuit against your local police. You would need a...

I'll tell you the general rule on judicial conflicts of interest. You can then raise the issue with your attorney to help him decide whether to...

You have accurately identified the federal laws that would apply to the situation you described. The question now is whether your evidence is...