If i was arrested and charged for a crime i did not commit am i entitled to money.
No. Police have limited immunity from suit. As long as there was some reason to believe you were involved, you will not prevail on a suit.
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No. Police have limited immunity from suit. As long as there was some reason to believe you were involved, you will not prevail on a suit.
Technically, court proceedings are open to the public. However, very young children can be disruptive in court. Judges tend not to like disruptive...
The police are free to lie to people. They are free to pretend to be other people. They are free to offer to sell drugs and see who bites.
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7. It depends on what the specific facts are. 8. If you have admitted guilt to your lawyer, then your lawyer cannot put you on the stand at trial...
Research the codes, and use the internet to find the answers you seek. They do exist.
This is a duplicate post. Please see answers to other posts. Best wishes.
This doesn't sound like a federal case, but rather a state case. Try moving the question to the criminal law forum rather than the federal crime...
This doesn't sound like a federal case, but rather a state case. Try moving the question to the criminal law forum rather than the federal crime...
Yes, you need a lawyer. Many times a final appearance is required before probation ends.
Sounds like very high chances of arrest. Hire a lawyer to try to quash the warrants before you try to get an ID.