Husband had blackouts from seizure medicenes, got charged with DV, is there a way to solve warrants, w/o jail?
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lawyers dont take domestic violence cases pro bono.\n\nyou better start talkin to a lawyer quick\ncuz DV cases dont go away..
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There is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nSomeone there can probably help.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
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try to call and explain to them what happen and get a answer from the courts, you might have a warrent out for your arrest,or you can go to the court house and see the judge and explain but have at least a 100.00 dollars for bail
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I hate to say this but I doubt there is much you can do. The first thing I would do is talk to a good lawyer. They have what is called a medical lock for someone on oxygen and or medical equipment this should have been gotten before this occured.(it is up to the customer to get this from the electric company and dr) The guy who cut it off knew this. However, I would still try and sue. You can also file a complaint with PUCT. just google that. A lawyer is the one who can sue though. Good luck! The greedy jerks.
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Ok.  Let's try this.\n\nFirst of all, you need to talk to your Dad and find out what his meds are and whether he is refusing them or being denied them.\n\nThen call the jail and talk to the warden about this.  Either he or you will need to call their medical service provider to check and make sure that these meds are actually prescribed for your dad (by checking his medical chart) and to figure out the reason why he doesn't have them.\n\nWhat course of action you take from their depends on the answers you get.  There are an amazingly large amount of reasons why this could be happening.
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I used to be the staff attorney for the Indiana State Bureau of Motor Vehicles.  I have epilepsy too, and they used it as an excuse to fire me.  They said I lied when I said I was not "subject to seizures," even though my Dr. had told me I wasn't as long as I stayed on my medicine, and they knew from day 1 that I had it.  They suspended my license too, and I had to fight all the way to the Indiana Supreme Court to get it back.  Check with the Epilepsy Foundation to see what the requirements are in your state for getting back your license.  Most states require you to be seizure-free for one year.
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It'll be a difficult fight for you to win-- in most states in the US, police, fire and EMS certification is not automatically lost for a misdemeanor, ubless the misdemeanor involves DUI, illegal drug use, physical violence or domestic abuse,  Since your case included a drug arrest, the EMT-B class was legally justified in dropping you.\n\nYou wrote that you were arrested at the end of September... have you been to court yet?  If not, make sure you appear (looking very remorseful), and try to get it plead down 'careless and negligent' or some other charge that doesn't mention the meds.  (DON'T say it's because you want to be an EMT-- if asked, say that you know you screwed up, and you're ashamed and sorry, and don't want drugs on your record for the rest of your life, etc..  If you say that it's because you want to be an EMT you may hurt your chance, since a lot of people have trouble with the idea of somebody who takes illegal drugs driving an ambulance.)\n\nEven if you're allowed to plea down, you might not be able to go back to the same EMT-B class you were in, because they know about your arrest.  Since it's pretty clear that they are among those who don't believe that drug users should drive ambulance, it might be hard to convince them to let you in... or to pass you if you did get in.\n\nYou might also consider doing something different from EMT work anyway, if you sometimes need Ativan to deal with stressful days.  EMTs can have a lot of stressful days. Car accidents and SIDS deaths, shootings and sexual abuse cases... and times when, no matter how hard you work, patients die on you anyway.  You might consider looking for something with less built-in stress, if you need prescription medication 'to relax after a stressful day'.
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If your friend is someone you think would have an outstanding warrant, I don't think you should let him stay at your house anyway. But what you can do is go to your city's courthouse website and most of them will have a list of people with outstanding warrants.
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Here ya go buddy..Good luck...You should have paid the ticket..thats probley what you have to do....and if there is a warrant, you can go to the court, pay the 45 bucks for it and then pay your fine or whatever...went through it myself...dont worry but check out the website..
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HI MJ- Unfortunately, the law states that he can be charged, regardless of his state at the time. The only defense would be temporary insanity, but that has not worked in the past for people who were unaware of their actions due to too much alcohol or illegal drugs, so it would not likely be usable in this case either.  What may happen is that he could plead to a lesser charge due to impaired judgment brought on by a combination of a small amount of alcohol in conjunction with a legal benzodiazepene (I assume here that he had this as a prescription, and was not taking it illegally)- However, even that is iffy, because all people given BZDs are strongly warned about taking it with alcohol, and on the bottle itself there are strong warnings.  If he were using the drug illegally, then that pretty much shoots down all defenses.  But, in the end, just because he did not remember, or even know what he was doing, does not mean he will not be held legally accountable-he definitely will...how strongly will depend on his past record, the reason he was using the BZD, and the severity of the crime.  Get a good lawyer and try to plead a lesser charge based on reduced judgment due to ignorance of the drug interaction effect.  I just hope the BZD was a prescription for him.  Good luck, MJ
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When you go in tommorrow ask for a copy of the warrant. You should have a lawyer waiting there for you, just ask him or her. You have the right to see the warrany.
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DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK\n\nPRIVACY\n\nILLEGAL SEARCH N SEIZURE\n\nHARASSMENT\n\n\nNO WARRANT
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I think finding that out could be difficult.  Warrants could be issued by cities, counties or the state police.  Sounds like either a lot of work making a lot of phone calls or something you could pay someone else to do like a private investigator who may know the ins and outs of how to get information or an attorney.
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Warrants are forever unless quashed by the judge that issued it.  It is best to contact the court and resolve this minor issue since it is not a felony.
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Registered Nurse here; Yes Dear you see a Physician Immediately.  As for a seizure, I have read your question 3 times, sounds like a seize, except for one thing, you remained awake during the entire spell, correct? That's what's confusing me, I have seen hundreds of seizures, and I'm unable to recall ever seeing a patient remain aware of there surroundings during and immediately following a seize.  Now saying you were zoned out, this is certainly what we call post dictal, and follows a seizure.  But Sweetheart, your health is far to important for me to speculate here on Yahoo, having a history of seizures, and with this latest episode, you already know, it is indeed time to return to the doctor.  Thank you for allowing me to address such an important and sensitive question.
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Call the local PD, Sheriff's Office or state police post and ask them if you have any.  Sheriff's usually serve warrants where I am, so start there.  Then ask them if you can take care of it by turning yourself in or if you can just show up to court on the next court day to resolve it.  Then stop breaking the law.
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Call the police department and ask them, but do it from a payphone . . . and wear your running shoes!\nOh yeah, what did you do that you think they issued a warrant?  You naughty girl . . .