Is being arrested on charges you know aren't valid grounds for a lawsuit??
You’ve described a situation that appears to involve police violating your brother-in-law’s rights to 4th Amendment privacy and 14th Amendment...
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You’ve described a situation that appears to involve police violating your brother-in-law’s rights to 4th Amendment privacy and 14th Amendment...
If someone other than the accused confesses to a crime, while at the same time saying the person arrested was innocent, that often results in...
Warrants do not go away unless a judge intervenes to quash them. If you missed a court date because of misinformation from an attorney, that might...
You need to contact the police immediately to ask for help if you are in danger. Afterward, you should consider getting a restraining order against...
You seem to be saying there is a lack of evidence to prove your son committed a crime. If that’s the case, you need to hire a criminal defense...
If you were not falsely arrested and had none of your property seized illegally, I doubt you have the basis for a lawsuit alleging a civil rights...
If your evidence is strong enough to hold up in court, then you have described the basis for suing the FBI under what’s called a Bivens action. It...
If by asking, “Do I have a case,” you want to know whether you could successfully sue the police officer or his department, I would say your...
It sounds like what you want is help from a family law attorney. I recommend that you click on the Find a Lawyer tab at the top of this page to...
A newspaper can legally print the name of a juvenile criminal defendant, especially if the information was lawfully obtained. The First Amendment...