Can i sue my husband for posting semi-nude photos of me on a website?

You can sue for invasion of privacy, but you would have a difficult time doing so. If the photographs were taken with your consent, your argument...

My ex girlfriend put files on my portable hard drive to transfer over to a new computer, we broke up,the files are still there

You certainly "can" get in trouble. If you and she disagree about how you obtained the files, or even if she just decides to lie to the police,...

I am being charged with theft by deception & access device fraud in PA for $162.What are the chances of jail time? First offense

First offense theft and access device fraud both qualify for jail-time in Pennsylvania. That said, sentencing is usually dictated by the...

I plead not guilty to theft 1200 dollars and receiving stolen property both M1 charges

I'm unsure why you were told that you would "never get a governors' pardon." On the contrary, I have a fair amount of experience with pardons, and...

Looking for representation for pcra case

Unfortunately, your question makes it impossible to advise whether PCRA relief is available to you, let alone whether you would qualify if it were....

Me and my Fiancee are being charged with Endangering Welfare of children and Corruption of minors.

It sounds like you and your fiancee have both given the police statements already and, now, you've posted some of the details of the situation on...

How do I obtain a substantial amount of money from my mother that I loaned her about two years ago?

You can certainly sue to recover the money. Demanding repayment for loans made to family members can be difficult however. Even if you still have...

Are there exceptions to hearsay when instant messages have nothing to do with a crime, but infer who used the computer?

Yes. In the scenario you describe, the conversations would not be offered for the truth of the matter asserted but, instead, would be offered to...

Anyone can be charged. Whether those charges will survive a preliminary hearing or result in a conviction depends on the evidence available to the...

If she did, there would be a strong case against her for invasion of privacy, as well as a number of other civil torts.