Can a complainant officer be the arresting officer?
The arresting officer can be and commonly is the complainant. I suggest that you exercise your right to remain silent and your right to an attorney.
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The arresting officer can be and commonly is the complainant. I suggest that you exercise your right to remain silent and your right to an attorney.
If you can afford an attorney, I suggest that you immediately contact your local public defender's office or legal aide society. In the meantime,...
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I suggest that you speak with a local traffic ticket attorney without delay about filing a motion corum nobis seeking to vacate you plea of guilty.
I suggest you or your attorney research cases involving involuntary intoxication. For example see:...
I am unaware of any case on point.
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I suggest that you refrain from leaving New York unless or until you have completed your probation or supervision of your probation has been...
I suggest you review "Your Rap Sheet" published by the Legal Action Center. I provided a link to same below.