As power of attorney Can I sign Bond Conditions if the courts failed to do so with the Inmate?

Unlikely. The purpose of having the bond signed is to obtain written face-to-face acknowledgment that the person being released understands the...

Can an officer kick in door without warrant?

Warrantless entries are presumptively unreasonable, but there are exceptions, including exceptions for hot pursuit, and exigency. You need to stop...

What would be the step to get a felony H expunge or removed from my record?

This can not be accomplished without the cooperation of the prosecutor and the judge, as the new law does not apply retroactively to your...

What are the limits on a sane exam

What you are really asking is whether the results of the positive exam are admissible, and if so, how much weight will the trier of fact give them....

Maximum revocation on a true first offense not involving injury to another or a child in the vehicle is nine months, minimum is six months. Base...

How do I go about suing someone for defamation of character in the state of Wisconsin?

Instead of going to the expense and hassle of another lawsuit, consult an attorney in Georgia about going back to the Judge whose order she...

You need to discuss the question of whether the anesthetic may have caused the loss of the fetus that did not make it with an attorney skilled in...

I am at fault for rear ending someone but I don't believe I caused the scratches/scoffs she claims I did. Advice please?

If what she wants is inside your insurance deductible, work it out with her. Otherwise, report it to your insurance carrier and let them deal with...

Do the Attorney of Court Commissioner have the rights to sign a search warrant? or is it vaild

Yes. The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed the practice earlier this year in the case of State v. Williams, 2012 WI...

Im scheduled for a plea/sentencing hearing but havent pled yet can i plead not guilty,can they jail me if i didnt plead yet

If your question is can they put me in jail if I refuse to plead guilty or no contest, the answer is no. If you haven't violated your existing...