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LOL: I swear,if some people were to ever smile,their whole face would crack.

Hello there Mam: The first thing here for you to understand is,a "detainer,in the context of probation/parole means,his parole officer,has barred him from getting out on bond,while his case is pending,and as they told you,"until the outcome of the criminal case."Ofcourse,this is something their...

As noted above,your posts is somewhat difficult to read,but I gather you were issued a ticket for the "crumb,"as you call it of pot that was found in you vehicle.On that note,you may have had an issue with the search being lawful,but it doesn't appear you attorney though so,or if he did,the...

It's really a "no brainer" man.Question,If the prosecutor filed motion for dismissal of the assault charge,and it's been over a year since,the case was dismissed,is the case closed,? the answer is,YES,now go in peace.

It sounds like you are asking us,whether or not,your sister has a civil claim for "breach of privacy,"and if so,I would say within the context of a criminal conviction,she most certainly does not.Indictments,arrests of criminal suspects,and even particular people sought in connection with...

Hmmm,the "Sixth Sense." Now that makes for a really good defense at trial.I can see it now the judge is turning in his swivel chair to get a good laugh on that one. Really though,just thinking about it,I think "No sense" probably would be the better,more accurate defense,LOL.

I assume you are referring to a "Public Defender,"but if not,you can always give any Attorney,the "boot," and for any reason or no reason at all. However,if where talking about a "free" court appointed attorney,because your not able to afford to hire your own,unless that Attorney,has done...

Yeah,I will check this video out too.My whole point is the last post was,that people do talk to the police even after they are given their Miranda Warnings,and they do so based on many factors,besides being innocent and having nothing to hide. I do 100% agree with Professor Duane,that talking to...

No doubt the "truly innocent," which is in that small category of suspects interrogated,do feel that way,but it's those scared guilty ones that end up talking,thinking they can "talk their way out of trouble,"or somehow "out smart" an experienced Detective,who's already heard everything before...

Yeah,armyjudge,I watched this video awhile back,his talks,"miles a minute,"and is quite humorous in explaining the 5th Amendment,but of course everything he said's is "spot on," but we as law enforcement,we still very much want the suspect to talk to us,and most suspects do talk regardless of...

A police report is just that,a report to the police.Whether the report taken amounts to a crime,and has sufficient evidence to support it,is another matter.So,if your ex,did indeed file a police report,and has evidence of the threats on his phone,you could be looking at a "Terroristic Threats"...

I am suspecting the same thing.Ohio's,child endangerment statute,may or may not include this particular conduct.For the specifics of the law in the op's state,they need to consult with a criminal defense attorney.

With all due respect,Sir/Mam,the police,didn't just pull that charge out of a hat without their being some factual basic to it,even though they may be mistaken.Sometimes,an individual officer,will mistake something that doesn't fit the elements of a particular offense,as their not required to...

I'll address your concerns on further down,but first let me clarify something on Police encounters,and arrests. Generally speaking,Constitutional jurisprudence provides for three,(3) types of contact between citizens,and the police.(1) Consensual encounters,(2)brief "detentions,"first decided in...

Were you took to jail,and booked on this Offense,and How do you actually know,no warrant ever existed??

One further point,I'd like to bring out.Really,the Judge,being "biased," is irrelevant in the context of a "plea agreement,"that is unless,he/she does not accept the agreement,and sentences you to the maximum punishment allowed or a much more severe sentence,but even then,you have to prove a...

I'm not sure just what you mean by "mental health rights,"and you would have to elaborate further for me to even attempt to address that issue. This was probably your first "big" mistake.you only accept a "plea agreement,"after discussing the case with you Attorney,and his advice,not "anyone"...

To quote another member,"You seem to know everything," so,One can only wonder why with access to the "prop 36," rules that "you",but not "anyone" on here had,that you bothered wasting your time coming on here in the first place. In any case,I admit to being wrong,and am glad that you got the...

LOL,Weather it's "Wikipedia,"or "Black Laws Dictionary,"or some other "online legal dictionary," by whoever,the meaning of "Judgement Proof" won't change to make your contradiction of what I said any more right.The same meaning of the legal term,means the same,anywhere you find it,and regardless...

The "Issue" for the plaintiff/judgment creditor is based on state law with regards to what can be collected or seized,and that in turn would be an "issue" for the court to decide,based on what a state's law allows. So the things I mentioned earlier such as unemployed,working part time,on...