Can you be arrested if you know there is no way the can have evidence on you.?
You answered your own question, yes, you can be arrested for a crime you didn't commit. The two girls telling a story to police can be the basis...
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You answered your own question, yes, you can be arrested for a crime you didn't commit. The two girls telling a story to police can be the basis...
As my colleague notes, Arizona doesn't expunge criminal convictions like other states do. Depending on many factors you can have it set aside which...
Depending on how old you were when she became pregnant this could quickly become a serious criminal case. I wouldn't post that information on a...
Since there was no conviction there is nothing to set aside. If an employer runs a criminal history check the arrest may show up but it will show...
Maybe. In the contract when you ask to have something fixed you'll generally inspect the item prior to closing to make sure it was done. If they...
If the police believe you that the car was stolen, maybe not. They would have to prove you had some participation in the drug trafficking in order...
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That's about normal for insurance companies to deal with unrepresented individuals. Without representation you can expect this and more from them....
You need to a motion to set aside the judgment. Keep in mind that Arizona doesn't have an expungement so it will still show up on your record. If...
If it was seized because it was used in a crime you'll get forfeiture paperwork served to you since you are the legal owner of the vehicle. You...
Probably, as arrest warrants can be renewed. For non-payment of support, Arizona takes that very seriously and almost always will continue to...