No. File a claim with the government agency that is connected with that specific law enforcement force and see what the response is. You may have...

Your confusion is confusing me. Sirens? Lights? Was the defendant's car a government vehicle? If so, was a claim filed within 6 months? If...

Under federal law, the ability for an individual to have an arrest, charge, or conviction expunged from their criminal record is limited to a...

Yes, law enforcement only needs probable cause for an arrest. Since you admit that the car is yours, that's half their battle. The other half is...

You may have several causes of action in a civil matter depending upon the totality of the circumstances. There is too much nested boolean logic...

There is new civil code which permits one to file a lawsuit for false claims. Before filing a false claim was protected by SLAPP. That no longer...

I''ve done this before, it's a complex situation involving nested if statements every step of the way. Were the bonds ever exonerated? If...

If you're a California resident, then you can check your eligibility for $20 with the California Bureau of Firearms, form 116. If you are denied...

You can submit a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the agency’s FOIA Office. The request simply must be in writing and reasonably...

Since there are many unanswered questions, my advice is to contact a civil rights attorney directly. This appears to be an uphill battle just...