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Jack Toomey

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Please do not ask me about potential jail sentences that you, your friends, or family might receive in court. There is no way for me to know that. Only a judge could answer a question like that. I am also NOT a probation officer or parole officer so I cannot answer questions that relate to parole or probation. Also please keep in mind that every state has different laws. If you are planning to ask a question about a specific law or criminal charge that pertains to your state only it could be difficult to answer. I also cannot give .....

Robin Sexton

U.S.
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Questions dealing with Police and investigative procedures, criminal investigation for all classifications of crimes, Interview and interrogation techniques, crime scene procedure. Police techniques and procedures. Can not answer specific questions about specific cases.

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2009-11-06 harrassment:

I don't know what kind of court system that you are going to appear in but I have never heard of the victim having to look up law references, etc. If you are going to prosecute the case by yourself (which

2009-11-05 warrent related:

John, To be honest with you I am a little offended by your question. You are asking me to assist you in finding out if you are wanted but you don't want to be arrested? Isn't that a contradiction?

2009-11-05 Appeal for a Class 1 Misdemeanor Driving on a Suspended:

Emily, I do understand your concerns about this. Normally suspended driving is considered a traffic offense and kind of quasi criminal. Unless you were fingerprinted it should not show up on a criminal

2009-11-04 Autopsy report:

Scott, Interesting, could be difficult as records don't last long. However i have been successful. The records or copies could be stored in several different places and they each need to be checked

2009-11-04 alination of the neighbors telling my grandmother lies he said she said:

Michele, I am sorry about the problem this is causing you. This is not a very clear cut area of law. If your grandmother was not of senior age there may be nothing at all that could be done. This

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