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No. The only way the police officer would know anything is if someone told him. An officer can document that information with immunity.
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No. The only way the police officer would know anything is if someone told him. An officer can document that information with immunity.
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That's simply not going to happen, and if you try to get it removed, you're going to arouse suspicion for obvious reasons. Look, you got a break in...
We don't know enough information. Call one of us for a free consultation and don't put specifics of the case on any social media website.
You should definitely handle your medical issues first before seeking legal advice. However, here is my stock answer for personal injury cases that...
If she was holding onto the purse, then it's robbery or accessory to robbery but most likely robbery. Please contact one of us today and do not...
We have no way of knowing. You'll have to go to the clerk of court in your county of arrest and find out.
Why don't you try calling the vendor? I doubt any criminal defense attorney can answer this question (since it has nothing to do with criminal...
Yes, there is a statute of limitation. State law controls unless there is a specific federal law on point.
None of us can answer that question without seeing your medical records and out-of-pocket expenses.. That is because the value of your injury ...
Maybe. This is a very fact dependent question, and if you truly believe this is a "million dollar case," then you should hire an attorney. If you...