How long can the police hold you with actually charging you with a crime?
It's not a hard-and-fast rule, but 48 is the rule of thumb.
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It's not a hard-and-fast rule, but 48 is the rule of thumb.
You were investigated. You were not charged, nor even arrested. Do they owe you an apology? Sure. Is it worth suing? Probably not. But you...
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Before you can force him to do anything, you must first prove that he is the father. That's going to require a paternity test. The court can...
First, I would not respond to the letter personally. Doing so will only confirm what they already suspect. Secondly, I would stop broadcasting on...
Assuming you are his next of kin, then yes, you do have a suit and should pursue it.
Yes, you can be fired for that. In fact, he doesn't even need a reason to fire you.
You can use First Offender ONE time on ONE case. Since you have two felony cases, you could only use it once. The second case would not revoke...
The person responsible is your ex. No one made him molest anyone. He did that on his own. You also failed to mention why the children did not go...
It's always possible, but certainly not inevitable. Hire an attorney and fight it, or take your chances with whatever random, overworked public...