Do i have a lawsuit against the state or idoc for identity theft

Limited Sovereign immunity. Error in ordinary conduct of duties, recovery highly unlikely.

What you're currently charged with is non-probationable. Your lawyer needs to persuade the SAO to amend to ”attempt” or some such.

I concur with the other two answers but would add there are a few class actions percolating out there. Google search wouldn't hurt.

Mr. Novak pretty much nailed it. Some of the most difficult restorations are when an out-of-state petitioner has submitted a packet looking for a...

You're probably good as long as the same guy is on the video for both blows. If this continues to happen, you can ask SmartStart for a new device....

MMy son with federal prison for 15 years how long he stay in the prison ?

Mr. Hurst gives an excellent and precise answer to which I can add two things: It is possible, if he cooperated nand the Gov't confirms, he could...

A right to sue letter usually comes after EEOC or a deferral agency has already decided not to pursue your case. Moreover, these cases are usually...

What does it mean when you get arrested but yet there is no record on circuit clerk. Even if it’s been months after the arrest

Useful to know "who, what, where, when, why and how". Were you mugged and booked? Were you given any documents?

That was no doubt part of a supervision package. The judge is going to ask you why you didn't do the PSE. Have an answer. Even a bad answer. "I...

I was pulled overand my passenger had a warrant. They searched my car (without consent) and seized my phone. I’ve no crimes ever

Lawyer up right away. I'm not loving this search. Even assuming getting you out of the car is OK, seizing the phone is really marginal. They...