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I live in the state of Mississippi and my 30+ niece was falsely arrested, does she have a valid lawsuit?
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Answered on December 20, 2012
Probably not, the officer may not have mis-read anything. He may have correctly read that a warrant was outstanding. Maybe someone in the court...
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How to deal with harassment from law enforcement ?
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Answered on December 15, 2012
???
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What can you do if your denied a public defender ?
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Answered on December 13, 2012
You can reapply if you can if you can prove that you cannot afford to hire a private attorney by showing that you met with more than 1 attorney ...
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How to force the courts to go too a jury trial or take the judge off the case ?
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Answered on December 13, 2012
See my previous answer
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How to get a jury trial if the judge refuses
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Answered on December 13, 2012
In Minnesota you have a right to a jury trial for any crime, meaning a misdemeanor, gross misd., or felony, but not a petty misd. So, judge can't...
If you get subpoena to court does it show up on your record in the state of Minnesota?
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Answered on December 13, 2012
No.
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Can my misdemeanor theft be expunged or sealed? I am failing background checks and want to get an RN license.
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Answered on December 10, 2012
Unfortunately, there are many people in your shoes in Minnesota. You *cannot* get a "deferred adjudication" (called a Stay of Adjudication in...
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I would like a passport to Mexico
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Answered on December 02, 2012
You should probably re-post this in the Immigration Law Section. But, if you are US citizen, you can get a passport and travel to Mexico.
If your first DWI, was stayd adjudication, you met all conditions, and it was dismissed, can MN still seize your car ?
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Answered on November 29, 2012
The answer, like with most legal Questions, is "it depends." If you got a Stay of of Adjudication on your first DWI, then you have no conviction,...
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Felon in possession and 1st degree burglary charges.
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Answered on November 29, 2012
Of course, the State can not convict someone with "no evidence." However, I'm assuming what you said is "hearsay" is someone's statement about what...
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