What both Mr. Graham and Mr. Bennett are trying to say, very politely, is that while a lawyer who represents himself may have a fool for a client,...

I agree with Mr. Bennett. If you surrender yourself in court, you may, or may not, get an opportunity to explain the situation to the judge. You...

The police have NO legal obligation to obtain any particular evidence What matters is whether the prosecutor has enough evidence to prove, beyond...

While you CAN sue any social media platform civilly, it's simply not going to be worthwhile even if you win. The reason is that, when you started...

I agree with Mr. Graham's advice. Under Indiana law, if you "knowingly or intentionally" flee from a police officer after the police officer has...

The police can file a criminal charge at any time within the statute of limitations (two years for misdemeanors, and five years for most...

First of all, based on the information you provided, it appears there is more than a protective order ("PO") involved here. There may also be a...

The lawyers on this site provide answers to general legally-related questions, and you haven't asked a question. But if you're asking why you've...

That all depends. If the police asked you if they could come in, and you said yes, then the entry was legal. If the police were there because...

When your employer doesn't withhold taxes from your paycheck, that means that YOU end up pay 100 percent of social security/FICA taxes. That's...