You need to speak with an attorney immediately. If the police show up at your house, say NOTHING. If they arrest you, continue saying NOTHING...

As a former public defender I'd recommend you stick with what you have. As stated above, the filing of paperwork by a private attorney will...

Generally as a victim of a crime, you are probably entitled to a copy of the police report if there is one. A copy of a 911 call would need to be...

A typo on a warrant generally has no effect on a case. If the officer has a "good faith" basis for believing it to be correct, that's generally...

The easiest way may be to call the court and speak with the clerk. They can generally provide some information on your case and whether you have a...

The answer is quite simple. Stop posting things on this public website and find yourself an experienced attorney who can handle your case. You need...

First, you wouldn't get a mistrial. You'd want grounds for a new trial with an appeal. That being said, a public defender has 400 other cases and...

Follow the advice of my colleague above. Shut up and call an attorney. Good luck to you.

If you're missing discovery, you need to ask for it. That doesn't entitle a person to a dismissal of a case. There are mechanisms in place that...

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The question you're asking isn't an issue of legality. It's a matter of the rules of evidence. And the short answer is, there's nothing in the...