How do I file a writ of discovery?
Call the police department where the officer was based. You are entitled to any Reports the officer wrote. You are not entitled to his notes. ...
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Call the police department where the officer was based. You are entitled to any Reports the officer wrote. You are not entitled to his notes. ...
Sure. The Court may, or may not, consider the evidence.
How long is "forever"? Criminal cases can easily take a year or more to resolve. You can file a motion for speedy trial to speed things up.
If there was "no probable cause" we need to know what for. A search? An arrest? The charges?
The judge could send him to prison for the 120. The judge could keep him in County for the 120 or the judge could give him credit for the 120. ...
In Missouri, you have to ask for a speedy trial to invoke constitutional protection. File a motion for disposition of detainers and they'll have...
Federal court? There is typically only one offer. Sometimes you can chisel away at it, but offers don't change much I. Federal court because the...
Possibly, would need more details. That doesn't happen very much.
Nope. Possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon is a state and federal crime.
Without an attorney you'll likely get jail, and your insurance is going to triple or you may get cancelled. Your only chance is with a lawyer.