Is it ok for an officer to uncuff you, put you back in the squad car, and let you use your cellphone while being detained?

Sound likes he gave you a break and now you want him to get in trouble? It's not illegal and has no impact on the charges. Time to consult with a...

Can the FBI Charge my parents if they claim to have found something on my computer.

Yes, it's possible but can't predict if it will actually happen. It depends on several factors.

I have received a second mip. My first one was on diversion last year, and diversion granted. This one diversion was denied.

Before you just plead guilty or no content tomorrow, get on the phone today and call a few local criminal attorneys to discuss your legal options....

I have a son who has been convicted and sentence to murder and no evidence was prove in his trail to be covicted his appointed

Very sorry to hear about your son. At this point, you need to trust the post conviction attorney you retained. That is why you hired him. We can't...

Is it legal for a store manager to follow you out of a store and ask to see in your purse?

Is this legal? Yes, they can ask. Since no further action was taken, just let it go and move on.

I'm disabled and can't find anyone who guide me to get my community service done,,,isn't my probation officer supposed to help m

Generally, your PO could assist in helping you find some community service you can perform while disabled. Suggest making it very clear to your PO...

My girl is locked up in Dallas County and for a possession charge but the drugs weren't hers

No, this will have no impact as she has already been sentenced.

Will MO file charges? Charged with felony theft in TX and turned myself in and bonded out. Items recovered at my home in MO.

This is possible, but can't accurately predict the chances.Keep in mind that the contractor has no authority to decide whether or not charges are...

Can she be charged with a felony if he is caught marring her without divorcing his first wife?

Duplicate post - please see prior answers. Yes, they can be charged, but bigamy is not often prosecuted.

This is not a criminal defense related question. Suggest making a trip down to your bank for more information.