Can a alleged victim of domestic violence go to the prosecutor and request to have the charges dropped
Of course the victim can ask. Most prosecutors these days will not dismiss the case.
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Of course the victim can ask. Most prosecutors these days will not dismiss the case.
You may have a viable suppression motion here. You should hire an attorney. If the evidence gets suppressed, the police will have no case.
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Ohio has no official process for applying to be emancipated.
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