How can perjury charges be pursued in MN after sentencing has been completed? I'm guessing its just not possible
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Answered on October 25, 2020
It would be up to the county attorney to charge the officer with perjury. That seems incredibly unlikely. I doubt that there is much you can do.
What is a pre plea worksheet?
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Answered on October 24, 2020
Minnesota uses sentencing guidelines to determine what a defendant’s sentence should be. A pre-plea worksheet provides the parties with a...
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What will happen to someone if they give an officer their siblings information for a speeding ticket ?
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Answered on October 24, 2020
This is a mess. You threw your brother under the bus and by your own admission you lied to the cops about your identity. You need an attorney and...
If officer wants you to step out of vehicle does he have to tell you the reason why he is requesting you to get out?
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Answered on October 24, 2020
Generally they would need a reason to do that, but the officer isn’t legally required to tell you why he or she is asking you to step out.
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Why do i have extra warrants after they issued a warrant, for a missed court date?
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Answered on October 22, 2020
Call someone in the morning about this with your name and file numbers. You should be able to get specific answers. But there’s no way answer...
Can I go to jail for a misdemeanor theft?
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Answered on October 22, 2020
You could face jail time. It depends on your prior record. I would not suggest that you tell them that you accidentally stole items. That isn’t...
Do you submit evidence before a harassment restraining order hearing or wait for the hearing and ask the judge?
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Answered on October 22, 2020
You will need to present any evidence in support of your request for an HRO at the hearing. You will have the burden of proof to establish that...
Can a police officer write you a warning parking ticket when you have not broken any law?
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Answered on October 22, 2020
Yes, they can do this. It’s a warning, not a ticket. You were already parked and there is no consequence for a warning. There is no issue here.
Should I attempt to get a continuance of dismissal?
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Answered on October 21, 2020
You have nothing to lose by pursuing a continuance for dismissal. You’ll be far more likely with the help of an attorney. Get representation ASAP.
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Will I get charged, arrested or anything?
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Answered on October 21, 2020
Who knows if you’ll be charged? It seems likely. You need to knock it off and more importantly figure out why you’re doing this. I’d seek help...