I don't see where you have a case. You may have a complaint to file with the agency, but I don't see any violation of the law by the officer....

No , "they" (presumably, the trial court) will not dismiss or "throw the case out" for an alleged break in the strict chain of custody. Exact proof...

No, there is no "statute of limitations" issue. You are delinquent in making payment. Your driver license and privilege to operate is suspended as...

This inquiry is more related to Constitutional criminal procedure than 'Civil Rights' and I have moved it into 'Criminal Defense' for better...

An individual has the legal right to sue law enforcement officers in either state or federal court under federal statute 42 U.S.C. 1983, commonly...

Law enforcement officers can charge an arrested subject giving a false name with one or more charges. The most common charge is "Giving a false...

In the first place - do not try to be your own lawyer! That is a sure-fire plan for disaster. No lay person is competent or qualified to represent...

By your own admission, your boyfriend is prima facie guilty of a Rape, Second Degree, a felony crime punishable by up to twenty (20) years in...

Possibly, 'yes', but in actual practice, probably not. But that answer is contingent on there not being a series of similar violations on your MVR....

It depends. If there is a revocation order in effect (which is apparently the case), then the full revocation period must be served before filing...