Can my wife use a video of me privacy of our home (no kids) of me yelling and using profanity (no threats of violence)
I don't believe she can use the video. If it was just an audio recording she could, but videos are different.
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I don't believe she can use the video. If it was just an audio recording she could, but videos are different.
As long as you have been in good standing, and have been admitted in another state for 5 years, you should be able to waive in to Georgia.
You can let the prosecution know you do not wish to prosecute him, but the decision to proceed is entirely up to the prosecutor.
Don't go to court, and the TPO will be dismissed. However, he needs to make sure he is there so it will be dismissed.
No. This has nothing to do with whether or not you were speeding.
Charges must be filed within 2 years of the incident date for a misdemeanor.
They usually report to the clerk on Friday. They may not have indicted you.
This is standard behavior for the public defender. If he can afford an attorney he needs to hire one.
You can only apply to have your GCIC, and court/jail records, restricted. Any other information cannot be restricted.
You could be charged with battery, or cruelty to children. However, it sounds like you could have a self defense or defense of another claim.