how hard is it to run from the law?
344391
It is a type of stress that nothing else compares to!  Some people find it easier than others!
97618
There isn't an easy way out.
1150616
just file. do it. you are already out mentally..might as well go all the way.
815960
the police can ask you anything they want. i wouldn't give you the number to the best lawyer there is. unless you are legal. go home. the idiot above me must not be watching the news. they are eventually going to let state troopers pull you over, and if they find your  illegal they detain you and call ICE. glory, glory.
273161
I tried doing this myself, but there's too much involved, it's not just preparing and filing the motion, i had to have papers served on the other party and get a motion for a hearing before the judge.  There's more to it than the initial filing of a motion. I gave up, since a lawyer would be the only way to get it done properly.
984091
First of all let me clear up the use of force there 2 bits of legislation you can use first of all\n\nyou can use common law IE if you believe there is an imminent threat of violence against you or another you can use "reason able" force. Also you can use section 3 criminal law act which is about the detention of persons. As long as the force used by you is seen to be reasonable you will have no problem in court( that is not to say that you will not be arrested by it would br unlikly to get a charge of assault)\n\nPreviously the law limiting powers of to police and private persons was PACE 1984. The Serious Organized Crime and Police Act 2005(SOCPA) section 110 has ammended many sections of PACE including the section dealing with arrest by private individuals.\n\nThe concept of "arrestable offences" has been abolished. Instead "other persons" can arrest without warrant only indictable offences although police can arrest for all offences.\n\nINDICTABLE OFFENCES\n\nare those which can be tried in a crown court or higher court by a jury. "Arrestable Offences" were those offences that could result in a sentance of 5 years or more ie theft, assault, robbery, burglary, and much criminal damage.\n\nAs a private individual you have to KNOW that such an offence has taken place. Police can supect.\n\nI commend you for your actions but take it easy out there. When I arrest someone a have the back up of many years of dealing with dangerous situations as well as support from other police officers\n\nwell done though
385429
No, I don't think so! The point is, is that you broke the law. It may be considered but just because your a good person, it doesn't mean that you may be go.
479900
kick in the door, use a bat. haha \n\nOK really, call the sheriff, its the only way you will really be able to it and cover your ass.  If they cant do it they will be able to tell you how.
337044
It's a good question. Thanks to discretion though, it'll never happen. At school the other day, I jaywalked, but the Uinversity Police Officer right there didn't care. When I join the force, if I see somebody going 5 miles over the speed limit, unless they're in front of something like a school, or church, or daycare, I won't stop them, and if I do, I'd just give them a warning. \n\nTo answer your question, you wouldn't necissarily be in jail a lot, you'd just go bankrupt. The crimes committed by average citizens are really on minor law infractions, punishible by fine.
989727
keep fighting takes a while you need a lawyer
173025
Absolutely not. If they threaten to do so, they are breaking the law.
1049211
It depends on several things\n1 What was it for [that you did not appear]\n2How far did you run\n3Were you out on bail\nBig hints\n1Do not get pulled over \n2Don't make waves or have to talk to the police\n3 If on bail they will find you\n4It never goes away so get it over with.
1105466
I would have to agree with the other answers, but would like to make some points clear. Number one hire a lawyer and be completely honesty with him/her (this is very very important). Number two turn yourself in with your lawyer present (but only after talking candidly with your lawyer). If the police have to track you down it looks bad if it goes to court. If there are mitigating circumstances (IE self defense) turning yourself in shows good faith and that you intend to 'face the music'. The most important thing is be HONEST with your lawyer and trust your lawyers judgement. You may spend some time in jail if you can't make bail, if you do make bail be sure to appear for your court dates. Good Luck
823682
The Law exists, and is there. However there are some little minor glitches here.\n1) Why do you have a gun?\n2)Why did you not attempt to walk away and call the Police/\n   (taking the Law in to your own hands...)\n3) you must be able to prove beyond reasonable "doubt" that    you  were in a situation of self defense, and you had no other recourse.\nMost likely you will go to prison, unless you can prove with witnesses.............
1032436
get in to trouble\ngo to juvy or jail\nand get out
1003451
Not unless you have a court order allowing you to do so.
180636
no matter what the charge the goverment has the right to deport you. it does come down to misdemeaner or felony. do you have more tha one conviction? is there one pending? these are all part of their consideration of your stats to remain in this country. just remember once you break the law here they have all the power. i've seen it first hand aand it's not pretty