You can not "pursue charges." Only the police and prosecutors can. If the police won't pursue, than you are left with civil remedies as noted above.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. AVVO requires me to write more characters, so here they are.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. AVVO requires me to write more characters, so here they are. Call the cops.

This is not a legal issue, unless you are asking if it is "legal" for your employer to do this, which it is.

Who would you sue? The remedy for false allegations is to retain a good defense lawyer and fight the charges.

It does not make it void. Your attorney will know how to respond to the false information.............

Don't believe what you read in the news. Even if such a change were to happen, it would not impact current citizens.

IMO the attorney can, and should, forward the motion to your ex.......................................

Your post raises a customer service issue, but not a legal issue. Nothing indicates you have any grounds to sue anyone. If the person who pushed...

At 16, you can't sue anyone. You tell your parents, and they should report it to the police................