I'm not sure I understand your question. The police can call you up and ask questions but you are under no obligation to answer them.

A.R.S. 32-2622 discusses the qualifications for an armed security guard card. You are correct that an NJP is NOT a conviction for civilian...

Your uncle gave you some terrible advice. There is no expungement mechanism in the military. Moreover, when investigated by a DOD law enforcement...

A chapter 11 discharge is an entry level separation for members who have not yet served 180 days in service. Unfortunately, they can take time --...

If someone is on release for a felony offense and commits a second felony offense while on release, they are generally not eligible for bond on the...

An officer may only file charges when there is probable cause to believe a crime has been committed and that the individual accused committed the...

Can he be arrested? Arguably, yes. The bar for being arrested is depressingly low. But I'd think it unlikely in this scenario. Will there likely...

Probably, yes. You should disclose the arrest on all pre-employment applications/security clearance questionnaires, however, it likely is not to be...

That is a very tough question to answer. It truly depends on the individual employer -- even employers within the same field may have different...

If everything is as you state, then it seems the officer likely did not have probable cause to search the vehicle. Of course, it is difficult to...