Accused of a crime but they have no evidence, what should I do?
474985
Have you been arraigned on this charge?  If the DA is going to file charges then you will need to hire an attorney.  If you can't afford an attorney a Public Defender will be appointed on your behalf.  You will have a Preliminary hearing where the judge will determine if the DA has enough evidence to take the case to trial.  To be convicted a jury must find you guilty beyond a reasonable doubt based on the evidence.\n\nYou have not provided enough information to get an honest opinion of your guilt or innocence and the likelihood of a conviction based on the evidence the authorities have.  You are leaving a lot out of the story.
934997
You said the person who initiated the complain is dead, well there is no complain.\n\nBest take a lawyer and have court vacate the case. That way you are cleared for sure.\n\nActually you may not need to do anything in certain case depends on the details of the case.
741315
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
900642
if you are that concerned, do what the expects do--hire a private investigator.  If it turns out to be nothing, she will never know.  If it is something, you will have evidence to use in court.
118334
Try going to the police and if that don't work, maybe a private detective.  Good Luck!
177006
yes, but risky.  I would have just called the police.  Without evidence or witnesses, you could have been charged with theft...don't know your circumstances.
1018628
Hey may be guilty, but there's tons of probably doubt. There's no way I'd vote to convict on what little evidence they presented at trial.
658060
I assume this is a criminal case.\n\nIf you are the victim, you have no rights.  The state will or will not prosecute the crime when they want, when they get the evidence they need.  You can't do anything, and neither can your attorney.\n\nIf you are the defendant, you can't demand a trial, but you can ask your lawyer if they are violating your Constitutional right to a speedy trial.  If you aren't in jail, then your rights probably aren't being violated, and there's nothing you can do.  If you really want the matter to end, ask your lawyer if a plea deal with the prosecution is possible.
1015814
I think you were right to do what you did. No one should have to put up with stuff like that, no matter where they live. Especially if the Police are not properly handling it. At least, now you can get proof to show them and it isn't just your word against theirs.\n\nGood luck on this..........
244464
Try talking to him. I am sure he knows you are concerned and will like the opportunity to tell you his side of the story and hopefully put your mind at ease. \n\nYou can't judge from the site. They give the charge but it doesn't give any details. \n\nIf the site says they are still on probation, then you can call your local Department of Corrections Probation office and speak to their supervising officer.
874050
First of all did they have a search warrant and if so how specific or broad was the scope of the search?  If they had a warrant and followed all of the particulars of the warrant then in all likelihood what they did was legal.  At the execution of the warrant they are not required to arrest anyone though most times they do.  It is not safe to say you are OK until the statute of limitations is up.  Until then you can be arrested for any number of charges based on the evidence they took.  You are unlikely to get any of the things back that they took but if you get anything it will be the lamp and the computer.  I would consult with a lawyer to find out what your rights are and aren't in this situation and the possible outcomes if they use the evidence they retrieved to arrest you.
543232
You can either do a motion for discovery, where the other side has to turn over evidence that they intend to use at trial and evidence that tends to show your innocence as well.  Any such evidence they must turn over if they have it in their possession or if they have control over it.  However, I assume this is a criminal case since it involves a 911 call, you can also use the powers of the court to file what is called a subpoena Duces Tecum (spelling?) and have it served upon the 911 dispatch agency to provide you with the tape.
731808
You need to get a lawyer so they can find out what evidence the police have.
998100
They would like to talk to you about your involvement in a domestic case.  They will probably question you if  they do not have solid evidence showing you were involved.  They will take you into a room usually with 2 investigators and it will probably be taped and recorded.  They will read you your rights and make you sign a piece of paper indicating you understand your rights.  If you wish to remain silent you tell them so and say you wish to consult with a lawyer first.  Depending on how serious the charges are they can hold up for up to 72 hours then they have to release you.  If you can not afford a lawyer one will be appointed to you.  And public defenders aren't the greatest.  I would go in and see what is going on.  Otherwise they could put a warrent out on you for you arrest.  Rather be safe then sorry.
392022
It is not too late to report it, the evidence may be all gone but you can still report it, if yu told anyone like a close friend will help and sometimes the things that det. day to guys will get them to totally break down. If you don't you will remain a victim of your own circumstances. Be strong and don't let them keep you down.
45659
Hire a private investigator.  But don't hold your breath.\n\nWhat state are you in?  Laws regarding public information vary from state to state.\n\nIf you are at liberty to say so, what information do you want from the report?  Maybe you don't need a copy of the report to be able to find out what you're looking for.\n\nAre you the victim of a crime and the report you seek is about the crime committed against you?  You may have the right to just walk in and ask for a copy of the report.\n\nAre you interested in the outcome of prosecution against someone?  The police report will almost certainly not have that information, and it's very likely that it would be public information in the court the matter was heard in.\n\nDoes the report deal with juvenile suspects?  Most states don't release reports dealing with juveniles.  \n\nIs this just a shotgun approach on your part to dig up dirt on someone, or do you know that a report exists?  If you know there is a report, you might do well to call the department holding the report, and ask if you would be entitled to a copy of the report.\n\nPretty sure you'll get better answers if you post a more detailed question.  Good luck!
1167878
evidence that can be proven and shown.  There must be more linking them to the crime than suspicion and someone else merely saying that the person is guilty.  \n\nI would have to see hard evidence proving that the person did it, after all, the court system is set up so that the individual should not have to prove their innocence, but the prosecution has to prove their guilt.