Can a police remove a car license plate without just cause?
If your plates were expired at the time they were removed, it is not without just cause.
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If your plates were expired at the time they were removed, it is not without just cause.
It is rarely to your advantage to talk to the police. You should consult with a lawyer in your area before you make a decision to talk to the police.
If you have already been sentenced, it is unlikely the court would allow you to withdraw your plea. In order to be found not guilty, you would...
You can hire your own lawyer, or you can ask the court to appoint a different public defender. In most courts this is commonly done, but rarely...
You should do your own research for your papers and not simply ask someone to tell you what should be in your paper.
It's probably not theft, you could possibly sue in small claims court, based on his promise to pay. You would likely have to sue him where he lives.
You should talk to a lawyer in your area, this is fairly complex, because you would likely have lost your license for a conviction on the no...
You will need a lawyer, and you will need to hire another lawyer to appear as an expert witness. This is not a case you can pursue, or win, pro se.
You should discuss this with a lawyer in your area, but generally liens are ordered by notice, so the first filed is the first in line, but again,...
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