As my colleague has said, adultery is not a crime. However, there could be conditions set for his probation that meeting another person could...

You need to hire a lawyer or ask for a public defender. You could face potential jail time and fines. However, there may be programs available...

Restitution in a criminal case stays in the criminal case. It does not become a civil case. Your probation may be over but the restitution remains.

Yes, you can sue anyone for almost anything. Whether you will be able to recover anything is a different question. If you intend on suing you will...

There’s a possibility you could be charged with complicity but organized crime seems a little far fetched.

Jail time is very unlikely in your situation. The no insurance charge allows for jail time as a penalty but it is rare that jail is ever assessed....

You should speak to a civil rights lawyer to see if you can still pursue a claim. Generally, claims like these have a 1 year limitations period.

I’d suggest you contact Lowe’s. You can file a complaint in small claims court if the damages are $2500 or less.

The vast majority of what police witness is public information and subject to open records. I’d suggest you contact the police department and ask...

I would suggest that you retain a lawyer to discuss whether the 14th Amendment has actually been violated and to defend him against the charges...