Can I sue The Sheriffs Office???
The standard to arrest is whether or not there is "probable cause" to believe you've committed a crime. The prosecution may not feel they had...
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The standard to arrest is whether or not there is "probable cause" to believe you've committed a crime. The prosecution may not feel they had...
Yes, a statement from an intoxicated person may be admissible. If we're talking about a post-Miranda interview, then there may be an issue with...
Grand theft can be charged as either a felony or a misdemeanor. It's up to the prosecutor's office how to file the case, but even if a felony is...
There's no legal obligation to speak with the police. There are a few very limited exceptions that involve criminal charges that involve children,...
Any time you're on probation and commit a new offense, you're in twice the trouble. Not only can you be punished for the new offense if you're...
I agree with Mr. Bailey's assessment. It was not necessarily misconduct on the part of the juror, but it could lead to problems with the...
I have dealt with this very situation before. The probation department can deny your request, but ultimately, it's up to the judge. Appropriate...
The first question in any lawsuit is: What are your damages? What compensation are you seeking? If your daughter was not harmed (wasn't ill,...
A jury is supposed to be drawn from a cross-section of the population where the case is being tried. The race of the jurors may be different from...
There's no way for me, or any attorney on this site, to tell what the outcome might be. Many cases go forward without physical evidence (prints,...