In a defamation claim what burden does the plaintiff have to prove that allegations of sexual misconduct are false?
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I would send a demand letter, and if nothing happens file in small claims.
Maybe. This may be extortion. It is unclear what "unless I do what he says" means. You should consult with an attorney in a confidential setting...
It largely depends on whether the police were called. If the police were called and made a report then there is a high likelihood there will be a...
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Once the crime was reported to the police and they made a report, the report was sent to the DA for review. Most likely it sat on a charging...
I had one of these cases in San Jose about two years ago. At that time the most likely outcome was a reduction from a misdemeanor to an infraction.
You as the child can not request that it be dropped. You are not a party to the action.
I would call DCSS (assuming this is a DCSS case) and ask if 1) you need to appear and 2) if they do need you, if you can appear by phone.
In theory, yes, he can. But in reality it depends on the agency and their policy. Many police agencies will not remove someone without a court...