Can suppression of video evidence happen because of a clerical error or ignorance of facts?

No, this is not the type of mistake that leads to suppression. Trying to do so would just annoy the judge. Long shot, you could try to prevent the...

I reported my truck stolen. I have been told its under investigative hold by the police. How do I go about getting my truck back

Typically, you will have to wait until the police/prosecutor is finished with the criminal case for the property to be released. You can call the...

It'd be difficult to tell you how long they will be on vacation: depending on their seniority and office policy, they could be gone for several...

Is it legal?

You will have to double-check with a licensed Federal attorney for this as I am not a member of the federal bar. Last I checked, however, taking a...

My neighbors are still shooting fireworks ? My dogs are terrified to go outside, what can I do?

I concur with Ms. Rogers, however I will add that you should use the non-emergency number to contact the police rather than 911. I will also add...

How am i liable if the statute says i violated with respect to knowledge if i didnt have knowledge of it being suspended?

Mr. Ness's explanation is correct for Missouri as well. You are required to keep your address up to date in case you are sent notice of s...

Regular court process vs grand jury involvement?

If the prosecutor is using a grand jury it means the cases are felonies. A judge can issue a warrant in all cases, but felonies require either a...

Felony stealing, on accident?

First, stop talking about details of your case online. Second, that answer is too difficult to answer in a post. If you are looking at felony...

My nephew has 3 counts of possession felony D he is currently not on probation and has court tomorrow for sentencing what happen

It depends on the facts of the case, the judge, the prosecutor, and your nephew's criminal history. In some areas of Missouri, probation is common...

What to do and how much trouble am I in?

I would suggest you stop talking about the facts of your case online: it can be used against you. What you have described is probably not a defense...