As usual Mr. Tischhhauser is spot on. There is no basis for a lawsuit whatsoever. During the course of criminal investigation Police are allowed...

Q: Could I file for an injunction? A: Anyone can file for an injunction. The question is whether or not the legal threshold for issuance is met. Q:...

I don't have ESP, a crystal ball, Tarot cards, an Ouija board or any other way to tell you what WILL happen; what I can tell you is that if the...

There is no "help" available to you from internet lawyers. If you are unhappy with your sentence then either move to vacate it or file an appeal....

If it's a Court Order then upon proof of sale and with your sworn testimony the Judge will likely waive the requirement; but if it's a DMV...

With the exception of suggesting a PI lawyer (PI Lawyers handle personal injury cases and generally have nothing to do with seeking civil...

As to the "technicality", it probably won't be fatal to the ticket, not in terms of a motion to dismiss anyhow. Still, cross-examination is called...

No. Rather than typing "the why" of it here I'll direct you to the following short, informative VideoFAQ: # 283) Can I Erase Entries on my DMV...

Q: "How long does a judge usually take to review a written plea and waiver after it is notarized" A: It takes as long as it takes. Judges rule when...

"I face court and criminal charges because of things the police are saying." This is what happens in a huge portion / the majority of criminal...