I need a attorney lp used force without identifying themselves then had a cart boy corner me in office...

If you were arrested then you need a criminal defense lawyer. The store video may be helpful to show the store personnel’s actions against you but...

My boyfriend was arrested last night for bench warrants for jaywalking how long will he be in jail for?

Depending on his prior criminal history, probably none if he can pay the fine. And, it is always better to be represented by a lawyer.

How do you dispute a background check item

I suggest a consultation with an employment law attorney who represents employees in various actions against employers. There are both federal and...

Do the police have to show you their arrest warrent at the door before entering ? The person doesn't live here ..warrent is for!

As a general rule, the arrest warrant must be shown to the arrestee upon request. However, if the police have a reasonable belief that the subject...

What do I do and is this even legal????

Typically, the police submit their report to the prosecutor and the prosecutor decides who and what to charge. In your situation, your name must...

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Can you file a motion in Limine so the defendants criminal history will not be brought up in trial?

You can certainly file a Motion in Limine regarding a prior criminal history. We usually classify these type motions as “Follow the Law” motions. ...

My 14 yr old and his father were put in a choke hold by an officer and our car was searched illegally can I file a lawsuit

A person may sue in Federal Court under the authority of 28 United States Code Section 1343. Tribal police are civilly liable for abuse of their...

No. In Nevada, any forced sexual encounter is a sexual assault which is a Category A felony and any consensual ordinary sexual encounter by a...

Will I be arrested and sent to jail?

In Nevada, worst case scenario is that, whether you pay this so-called fine or not, Walmart could report the incident to the police. If the police...

In Nevada, a person can defend their property by use of force. See Davis v. State, (Nev. 2014)