Are there defenses to bringing drug into jail ever?
Maybe. If the original arrest was unlawful, unsupported by probable cause, then potentially the search that followed was unlawful. Seems like a...
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Maybe. If the original arrest was unlawful, unsupported by probable cause, then potentially the search that followed was unlawful. Seems like a...
Not unless you have massive injuries from the failure to deploy.
There is no standard calculator. The insurer will consider the amounts actually paid, and then deduct some more because you are not represented by...
No. The jury isn't allowed to consider insurance limits.
If it's a misdemeanor, the statute of limitations is 1 year. ...
You can file a complaint with the Inspector General's Office. https://www.uspsoig.gov/form/file-online-complaint It's unclear how you will...
What you describe is a crime. You should make a report to the appropriate law enforcement agency.
Yes, you can always sue. If you have no significant injuries, don't expect a significant recovery. Sounds like Small Claims. Go to the doctor...
Ask the Coroner what it means. This isn't a legal dispute.
You can get past and future medical expenses, property damage, rental car and lost wages.