Generally a "long form" is a direct complaint filed by the state that the prosecutor prepares (as opposed to like a citation the officer fills out).

There's no question associated with your post. If you're looking for an attorney to speak with, many of the attorneys on here, myself included,...

If you're out on bond on new charges, and you're on probation, you'll have multiple court dates. One for the new charges and one for the PV case....

If it were illegal for officers to point their guns, they'd have a hard time getting anything done. It sounds like they had a good-faith basis to...

If you're a convicted felon, you can't be in possession of a deadly weapon until you've had your rights restored by the court. I'd recommend...

I'd recommend hiring an attorney who can submit the application for set-aside on your behalf. You'll want to call the clerk at the court and see if...

I can't speak to your specific jurisdiction, but generally you violating your probation/parole can get you revoked and sent back to jail.

There's no way for us to really answer your question. If someone is making the argument that Res Judicata applies, they are going to need to...

You got a free attorney. If you're going to complain, you can always spend $ and hire a private attorney. Also you have to waive time in many cases...

Double jeopardy means you can't be convicted of the same crime twice. Founding fathers didn't say anything about being CHARGED with the same crime...