Should I go to court?
It is always possible to get something better and unlikely to get a worse result by going to court.
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It is always possible to get something better and unlikely to get a worse result by going to court.
It depends on the purpose of the affidavit. An affidavit is hearsay. Sometimes hearsay is admissible.
Convicted of rape if it was proven consensual? No. Charged? Yes if police believed otherwise. Other charges? Perhaps.
Is it legal? See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ages_of_consent_in_North_America#Colorado. Is it wise? Perhaps not. By "it" I assume you mean...
You need to be discussing this with your criminal defense lawyer, there, now. Be sure to make a backup of the texts. Note that the video may be a...
Go to the police immediately. It is considered a crime if you did not legally give consent. It is possible to be too drunk to give consent. Even...
Review the documents and lack of them with a local attorney. Are you being charged with fraud as a crime or is this a matter of them not returning...
It is either Identity Theft and Obstructing or at least Obstructing. In Wisconsin, without consent is an element of the crime, but I don't know...
You can get the credit reporting agency to lift the hold for the particular transaction. See http://consumersunion.org/pdf/security/securityWI.pdf.
The contract is legal. In Wisconsin the name you use is your legal name even if the birth certificate says something else. I do not know if that is...