My husband has never committed a crime we had an court hearing on September 20th My attorney nor I received notice of this hearing, and when we went to the interview they detained him.
122327
why'd you have a court appearance? sounds like false arrest under habeus corpus.
304356
Hire an attorney or go to legal aid (if you can't afford one).  If your husband has already served his sentence (time served would seem to imply that) then, unless he's got another conviction and sentence, I don't understand how the State can hold him.  If he's being detained illegally, you should ask the lawyer whether it's appropriate to file a writ of habeas corpus.  Good luck.
119042
Yes because he did not represent you or did your paperwork for your divorce.  If her current husband is a judge, that would be a different story.
512790
You might have an ineffective assistance of counsel claim. You should look it up in the law library and if so challenge on appeal or through habeas proceedings. You also need to send a letter to the sate bar and ask them to pursue disciplinary action. Somebody who won't even see you does not need to be praticing law.\n\nJust my two cents
121375
In most cases the prosecutor will not begin any action until a Police report has been made. Contact the Police\nFraud unit, they are your best source of information.  You may have a Civil case which they can not get involved with.
205416
Since you are on the internet, it is probably someone you know. But the person in jail knows, and you should also know, that the police have a complete disrespect for the law, and break more laws than any criminal ever thought of; and they do it every day. They get away with this because they know how the system works, what they can get away with, and they all stick together.\n\nSo you should also know that this case is going to be almost impossible to win. You will be lucking if you can find a lawyer who will even take the case, because they too are part of the system, and they too stick together. Nobody wants to be alienated or become an outcast or outsider. \n\nThey're all dirty, they all break the law, so who would be willing to prosecute one of their own and risk prosecution themselves for one or many of their own misdeeds?\n\nSorry, but I would say you are SOL. I just got off of a 10-yr bit, and I've been studying the law every day of that time, and I've seen some pretty trumped up charges, and some obvious framework, but the judge loses the evidence, or a key witness disappears, or they just wear you down with delays and filings and court costs and wrong filings and starting all over again, and you'd be surprised how they can procrastinate legally, but if you miss a court date or filing date, it's over. \n\nYou can't even imagine how the system is stacked against you. You just think you have a good idea. I'm trying to get you to see reality. You can waste all you mney and resources and time and effort -- your entire life -- and you don't even have a 1% chance of winning anything. \n\nI'm very sorry, but don't waste everything on a fight you cannot win.
372783
Say not guilty and explain the situation.  If that does not work, work on a plea deal that will get it expunge after 6 month or a year of not getting into trouble.  Yes get a lawyer
100893
To me your description makes him sound very unprofessional.\nYour could file a complaint concerning his behavior with your local or state bar association.  Good luck.
632335
You would have to present evidence that you were detained without probable cause in order to have a case. You don't need to prove beyond reasonable doubt, just a preponderence of the evidence as this is a civil matter. It's hard to tell precisely if you would have a case based on your details, but I would guess that you have an uphill climb if it boils down to your word versus theirs. It might be advisable to consult a lawyer about this, but only if you truly feel that this was a case of police abuse of power.
119086
If you deny that he did anything, then they have no case. You don't even need a lawyer.
397587
You may have grounds for an appeal based on disclosuer laws.  All evidence must be made available to the jury/judge.  Your husband will have to change his plea to "not guilty" and demand a trial. At this point the judge will determine if their is prosecutorial misconduct.  Good Luck
130559
It is possible and common to get a continuance without the consent of the other side.  What should not be possible, however, is for the attorney for one side to go into court to ask for such a continuance without first giving notice to the other side that he intends to do so, and when he will do so.  If the date is no good for you, you should tell the court that the request was made without notice to you, and request a new hearing to reschedule.
502318
I would listen to the D.A in this case. Unless there is absolutley NO proof or enough evidence, I'd say the DA knows what they are talking about. Bless your heart and I hope everything works out for you.
345701
Your husband is the victim of identity theft.  I would start by retaining counsel and then having the attorney contact the police department to determine what their records show.  The attorney can also advise you on the procedure in Arizona for resubmission of fingerprints on your husband, so that the proper name is associated with this, and that if your husband is stopped on a traffic stop, he isn't required to prove that he isn't your brother.\n\nFor a referral to an Arizona attorney, consult your local or state bar association.
132826
YOU SHOULD HAVE STARTED THE DAY YOU SAID I DO.IT TAKE IN MY CASE I MARRIED A FILIPINA 2YRS NO CRIMINAL RECORDS ON BOTH PARTS GOOD LUCK
310256
You should talk to your husband's lawyer. The lawyer should file the motion. If it is a matter of fees, contact the public defender's office.\n\nIf you file a motion that does not have all of the required information and it is denied, it could prevent a lawyer from filing the correct motion later.\n\nNo matter what, you should speak to a lawyer in your area.
222529
from my experience, he is in contempt of court by not following the judges orders.  this is pretty devious but it was done to me and it worked wonders...have an order of protection put on him and request custody of your daughter.  order of protection are much more than a restraining order.  police action will be taken anytime you request.  of course all you have to do is tell your lawyer or just go to the special victims unit and that you feel your life is in danger or has been threatened.  he will be screwed.  it still haunts me.  police used to call my cell phone and ask we i was at the moment.  all because she said i drove by the house.  none of what she told the police was true, and it didn't matter.  that order of protection sucks.  anytime he violates it, automatic 10 days in jail.  its dirty but its one way to stick it to him.  good luck.  oh, and there was no investigation to see if she was even telling the truth.  they just issued it and enforced it.