Can we sue the prosecutor for malicious prosecution?
You're assuming the prosecutor believes the evidence that your Baby Daddy is not the one who committed the crime. Most prosecutors have heard...
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You're assuming the prosecutor believes the evidence that your Baby Daddy is not the one who committed the crime. Most prosecutors have heard...
This sounds very much like a domestic violence situation. Even if your ex has not actually injured you, it still sounds like emotional...
Whether this woman can win her case depends on a number of things. First, how does she compare with the father of the child in terms of who...
Under Indiana’s expungement statute, a person who successfully petitions a court to expunge or seal a felony conviction can now be found to be a...
Like a lot of employees, you're overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all -- it belongs to your EMPLOYER, and the...
A lot of the answer to your question depends on the size of the company. If you're working for a small, locally-owned business -- for example, a...
Unless the Department of Corrections decides to release your husband due to the COVID-19 situation, then the only way to get him out of DOC for him...
If your friend was convicted of a sex crime in 1997, then life-time sex offender probation is NOT expost facto, as that law was in force in 1997.
The only basis you might have to sue the company is "defamation." Defamation (sometimes called "libel" if it is WRITTEN, or "slander" if it is...
It's legal for the police to ask people about the property. However, if a person refuses to answer questions, the police cannot detain the person.