Is there a time limit to be able to sue someone for a hate crime?

Statutes of limitations vary by state, but it is doubtful you could bring suit after 20 years. Plus, unless the thug has substantial assets, no...

The "process" is to turn himself in immediately. The longer your friend absconds from parole supervision, the worse it will be. Plus, the idea that...

What will happen after he gets released ?

If NJ has lodged a detainer against him, he will be held for NJ to pick him up to serve his sentence there.

I am not aware of sex offender registration preventing someone from traveling or flying. I also cannot imagine how your husband is going to fly to...

Does someone automatically lose their civil rights in all states if convicted of a felony or just in the convicting state?

Each state has its own rules as to the effect of a felony conviction. You need to check with your state to determine. Felons are prohibited from...

If someone max out in custudy? why would they be on parole? and why would parole force them to plead to new charges

No one can speculate about your situation with no facts. You need a lawyer.

The federal court has no authority to order a state law enforcement agency to disclose its investigative material. Plus mandamus is not the...

Minnesota prisoners serve 2/3 of the sentence, in this case 26 months.

Hi, what's the difference between statutory and common law, in reference to:

Common law is the law created by judges in the decisions. Statutory law is the law enacted by legislatures. So that statute applies to all habeas...

Is it unconstitutional for a prosecutor to have defendant waive his right to vacate sentence under 28 U.S.C. for motion 2255?

I agree with Mr Lowther. A defendant can waive his right to bring a 2255 just like he can waive his right to trial or appeal. Some 2255 waivers...