I agree that we should know about what our rights are, but aren't these "civil" servants we know as police supposed to uphold the current laws with integrity? This does include the basic laws of the land we call civil rights? I understand we should bear the responsibilty to uphold the laws, but...
What state and area did you commit this act?
Did the security confront you while leaving the store? Have you actually seen this video? If they didn't confront you while leaving, or you haven't seen this video I wouldn't worry too much. I'm not too sure though as I don't know where it was...
RE:rights
I agree with you on the intoxicated driving, but that isn't the issue.
It is my understanding that unless you vocally, or actively communicate the invocation of any of your civil rights; by admission you choose to ignore these basic rights. Which should not be the case. If we...
Um, were you actually arrested? They can't file complaint after the fact. You can only be arrested if you are caught leaving the store with the items. Otherwise it is just hearsay for them to tell the cops you stole from them with-out an officer there to be witness to you in possesion of these...
You don't need a motion for discovery to get the police records. Obviously you need to get an attorney.
If they have no proof of him being involved in these activities, then you should have the people that were told this to act as witness's on his behalf. It's hard to tell with-out...
Ok...
My mother died in 1993... It was recently discovered that she may have been a victim of malpractice. Since it has been so long is it still possible to get this doctor's license revoked if it has not been already? What kind of info would I need to get on his practice background. I know...
Go with the supervision. In fact request it. If you are ever asked if you've ever been arrested after it's over you can say no. It usually lasts a year
Telling him you have it just means that you were aware of it being there. That signifies possesion. Were you actually charged with the felony? If not then it's a false arrest, and illegal search and seizure. Get an attorney...
Do yourself a favor leave the weed at home... I t will keep...
Find out if the cop was called because you were at the music shop. Somebody probably called the cops on you. If someone did that is probable cause to pull you over.
How old was the driver? Curfew doesn't help your situation if he was under-age. Also if the objects were in plain site he had...
He openly told the police that he had them. That's like telling them that your neighbor is making crank.
They'll watch the house, and the traffic until they can obtain a search warrant. If they legally obtain a search warrant then there's nothing he really can do. He should not have told...
So have you gone to court? Go to the arresting dept. ask for the records under advisment of your attorney. They will ask for the name and if you don' have one look in the phone book, and pick a criminal attorneys name to use. In this record it shoud state what you were finally charged with...
So were you charged? possesion I thought as grounds for an arrest. What were you actually charged with? If you have the alpha-numerical code for the actual violation that would help.
Sorry, a bit OT...
Do you need to search for an inventory if they don't actually tow a vehicle?
What is the actual code that requires an inventory. I'd like to help you look into this for my own personal reasons, but none-the-less I'm curious as to what the wording really suggests...
Actually you f#cked up. DNR can not, and I repeat can not detain anyone with-out proof of you actually shooting the deer (In Wisconsin). If he had a tag at the time then just bring that to court to get the case dropped... You also did not explain why the DNR officer did not let him prove to...