You cannot recover damages in a criminal case. However, a criminal defense attorney can review the evidence and communicate with the prosecution...

Yes, you can make a statement at the sentencing hearing. You should contact the prosecutor and let he/she know that you want to make a statement.

This is not an appeals question. If you are frustrated then you should ask to speak to supervisors or managers. If that is not working, you may...

Is there a specific question that you are asking here?

It really depends on the facts of each case. If the evidence proves that the acts are ongoing and there is a continuous pattern of conduct, then...

In order to get a restraining order, you would need to prove there is imminent fear of harm. Sometimes you can get that by just testimony without...

There seems to be a lot of missing facts here. The court would not just continue a TRO (temporary restraining order) without reason for an entire...

You do an augmented motion to include the denial of the motion for a new trial in the transcripts on appeal and can then include it in the AOB.

The certificate of probable cause is a form that you fill out and file with your notice of appeal as you mentioned it in your question above.

The prosecution only has to prove that you had possession or control of the items which they likely would try to do with circumstantial evidence...