How do I drop charges against some one?
139178
The DA can still follow through on the charges but usually won't if you are the only witness and you refuse to testify in court...they can force you to testify but it's usually not what they do.
13342
Get a badge number, GO to the station,and file a report for harrassment.  IF they do not investigate it, THEN get a lawyer.  I have had a friend in this situation before and they got it solved by saying "Laywer"
1158587
1-800-686-0570, this will give her a list of her offenses & the cost of them. Just start paying something on them. If she doesn't want any other punishment, she's going to have to pay them. I'm currently in a very similar situation. I have made a list of my docket #'s, how much they are, etc. & I'm just paying what I can, when I can.
441069
file a police report and they will handle it from there,\nthen go to court and make him/her pay the damage
429679
Call them from a pay phone.  The courthouse or police station/sheriff's office will advise you.  Also, if it's a misdemeanor, turn yourself in and get it over with.  Believe me, it's not worth looking over your shoulder for for so long.  Eventually they'll catch you anyways and then it'll be worse.
1163095
cut off all connections with this person\nget rid of all that reminds you of them\ngood luck
650390
Go to the legal library and look up your charges in the appeals section for your area.  Find a lawyer who took a case like yours and won. Don't wast you time and life in jail by picking a lawyer out of the phone book, he will just take your money.  The clerk at the library will help you.  Good luck, and remember it makes no difference if you did it or not unless you have DNA to prove you didn't.
1048974
they  can  charge you but depending on the evidence that they have against you you might not be convicted. If you have a public attorney i would ask him to get you your discovery, if not you can go to court and request a copy of the the discover. If there is no evidence to support the charges that they are filing against you have nothing to worry about.\nGOOD LUCK!
157621
depends on the charges thay are holding on.\nim in law enforcement you can email me at slpriddy@gmail.com
498553
Contact the police and file a report.  After he does it a few times, file for a protective order (injunction against harassment) with the court.  The police will serve him and instruct him to stop calling.  If he calls again, it will be a violation of the order and subject him to jail.  Do not call him.
20585
Hi,\n\nGo to the nearest police station and report it as any other crime. They will be booked under intrusion, breach of privacy, causing damage or whatever law is applicable in your place and it will be investigated. And it is easier to prove too as records will be maintained if it happened over the net.
103513
First, this is being reported as an accident.\nSecond, if the other person does not press charges, then there is nothing that anyone can do.
405856
Call the police.  You may not want to tell them its you.  Pretend you are calling to try to get someone thrown in jail.  Or have someone call on your behalf.  They can tell you if there is a warrant.
473104
just plead guilty by post. if you go to court they will fine you more because you have no defence. sorry mate
342019
No, depending on the state, but here in COlorado once you file the DV charges, the state takes over and prosecute's. The only way you can "drop" them is if they go to court and he pleads not guilty, they will go to a jury trial, and all you have to do is not show up then there is no evidence, and nothing happens to you either.
168976
Call the police.  Even if it'll make U a suspect, U can't be charged with a crime until enough evidence has been gathered to prove your innocence (or your guilt).  Most importantly, be ready to testify as a witness @ the stand or have a good attorney represent U and support your case if someone tries to frame U.  Anything could happen and U need to be prepared for these uneventful cases.
88641
Hire a lawyer, the legal terms are (1) Slander (2) defamation of character. and it sounds like there is malous behaviour there too. these are all civil so the courts will have to help you, the police wont unless there is a restraining order on this person.