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My girlfriend got mad at me and hit me several times on the head and face then called police after I left and accused me of

Philip's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

You'll obviously need to get an attorney, but based solely on the bare description you've given, if it is truthful and accurate (and you did...

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What can i do?

Philip's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

Any court or law enforcement official, including a judge, who told a victim not to speak about the crime, did so without legal authority. Any...

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Is it a good idea to take the protected party of a restraining order to court to get it lifted?

Philip's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

It's a terrible idea, from a legal point of view, for you to take your ex anywhere. It sounds like you're in a downward spiral on this, and it...

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Will my previous charges come through with my new pending charges?

Philip's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

It may depend upon whether the two charges are in different jurisdictions. Generally, one of your requirements is not to pick up any new offenses....

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Did I violate my restraining order?

Philip's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

Let me put it this way: were I the prosecuting attorney, and discovered you had sent a third party to the protected person's home to steal a car to...

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I am charged with a f3 distribution of control substance and prosecutor offered to lower to a f4? Can I recieve com. corr?

Philip's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

If you have a public defender, my opinion is that you should ask this of that lawyer, who has all your information, while we have none of it.

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Does this part of this law apply to you if you live in Colorado? If so can you explain what if means in plain English?

Philip's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

Typically Colorado statutes apply to anyone who lives in Colorado, as well as anyone who just happens to be visiting while violating the...

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Police of providence RI,7 years ago put out 2 warrants for me.I cleared them; they say it was their mistake. Can I sue?

Philip's answer | Answered on May 27, 2014

I can tell you with absolute certainty you can't sue the state of Providence, but if you consult with a few lawyers who handle complaints against...

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Fleeing Police

Philip's answer | Answered on May 27, 2014

You engage a lawyer as soon as you can.

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I need to access contacts on a prepaid cell phone, lost phone and need contacts

Philip's answer | Answered on May 27, 2014

Thank goodness this wasn't another plumbing question.

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