Can case be dismissed?

That minor error alone will not result in the case being dismissed. You need to consult in private with a criminal defense attorney, immediately....

The lice entered my house with a search warrant to recover some stolen property. They found some meth in my purse. Now they

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The lice entered my house with a search warrant to recover some stolen property. They found some meth in my purse. Now they

I assume "they" are the police; if so, yes, they can. More to the point, it is legal, and you are in serious trouble. You should consult with a...

Husband filed for divorce, illegally canceled my health Insurance. Have life long illness, any recourse?

You need to consult with an attorney in private. There are likely things that they can do for you, but no one over the internet is going to be able...

Me and 6 other family are equal owners of a piece of land. We are fighting about land. Can they remove my name from title.

If you hold title to a piece of property, then a mere argument is not sufficient to remove that title. If you own property in combination with...

Oregon DUI citation

"How strong does my case look" is the essence of asking for legal advice, I'm afraid. And I further regret to tell you that it's a question that...

My ex-husband has a prior arrest for sex abuse that is still founded through CPS. They are re-investigating.

There's no way for us here to know what the DHS people were thinking. On the other hand, there's no way for DHS to know, without looking, that your...

Oregon does indeed have a six-year statute of limitations. The statute starts running (that is, the six-year clock starts) not necessarily on the...

Can you be charge more than once for the same offence at one time

Yes. As long as each offence includes at least one element that the other does not, you can be charged with multiple offences for the same conduct....

"Probable cause" is an issue that applies to police officers' right to search or detain criminal suspects. It has nothing to do with a judge's...