would a case be dismissed if....?
962330
I am not a supreme court scholar, but if evidence of a separate crime is discovered during an initial search, which is later found to have been faulty this is called fruits of the original search or something to that effect.  The answer to the best of my knowledge is that no, the fruits of the orignal search would be inadmissable.  However, I believe that there have been some recent Supreme Court rulings that may have loosen the rules in this regard.  If the orignal search was based upon good intentions, the new rules might just allow those previously poisoned fruits to be admitted.  Any legal scholars out there??
318298
no. unless court ordered to do so.
723716
Probably not. It will cost alot in legal fees to have this brought up and the judge will probably say no. For the fact that hes basically going to say you should have brought it up to begin with. Sorry.
649158
People People People...we need more information to give a legitimate answer to this question.  Are you talking about criminal matter or civil matters?  If criminal, it's possible...the two prosecutors and the defense atty can work something out, but they do NOT have to do this.  It's completely up to the prosecutors.  If it's a civil matter, it depends on if the two counties are in the same state.  If they are, it is possible.  If they are not, then it is still possible, but not as easy.  It also depends on who the other parties of the case are.  Not all parties can be joined in a case.  This is not an easy question to answer without delving into civil procedure, venue, etc.
500521
Yes you can.\n\nThe prosecutor can take the case to the grand jury over and over again, then use a preliminary hearing the the grand jury votes no true bill. Your lawyer can tell the judge at your arraignment hearing the case has been dismissed before and that will go a long way toward rolling it again. Good luck.
606282
If a notice of dismissal was filed then yes the case is over, they can refile.Make sure there is a stamp that says filed with clerk on it. Proof of service is stating they parties involved were notified. If you still have questions call the clerk of the county the case was filed.
473318
no. seek help thru consumer court.
164651
it depends if the DA has decided to press charges.  If so..then yes.  If not, I am assuming this is why you were released.
405100
Possibly with a court order
240300
Yes. Even if you are not prosecuted, any officer of the court can say you were guilty. The most likely scenario would be saying, "The defendent is, indeed, guilty. There just wasn't enough evidence to convict." Or "The defendent is, indeed, guilty. The jury just saw it otherwise." Or something to that effect.
208861
I think first you will be suspended, while an internal investigation is launched. If your crime is related to your work you may well be dismissed. If it is something minor like "fare evasion", then you may only be given a formal and final warning.
778247
You are lucky to have been given a third chance. Generally speaking the case would have been dismissed (in my state) after the second no show.
626290
depends on how bad yr case was
234676
It depends on the kind of dismissal that took place, whether the court dismissed with or without prejudice.  Also, it depends on whether a time limit or waiting period is in effect before you can reapply.  Contact the court that dismissed the order and ask them.
79865
It is difficult to answer your question without knowing more facts.  Rules of procedure vary by state and can also vary based on the type of proceeding or appeal.\n\nStays in criminal cases will be different than stays in civil cases.  An appeal while the case is pending might stay the entire case.  An appeal after the case might stay enforcement of a civil judgment or imposition of a criminal sentence.\n\nSome stays might terminate automatically when the court of appeal renders an opinion.  Some stays might require further action by the court.  There are just to many variables to answer your question specifically.\n\nYou should post more details about the case include the state, the type of proceeding, the status of the appeal and how the stay was issued.
678479
Probate...if there is not will the case will have to be taken care of in probate court
1087005
The dismissal in fact leaves open the possibility of re-filing the lawsuit or otherwise attempting to collect the claimed debt.\n\n"Without prjeudice" means that the case was not adjudicated and no resoltuion has been made.\n\nHowever, at this point you have grounds for a counter-action if they continue to pursue this claim, or make harmful statements to credit reporting agencies.\n\nYou can ask an attorney to help with a formal letter to the company advising them that you will take such action.  You should include copies of any derogatory material on any credit reports, and demand that these be corrected.  Separately, you should also notify the credit reporting agencies that the report is incorrect and demand a change.\n\nIn this manner you protect your intersts - and, if the company is fool enough to try again, you are positioned to sue them in return and make a wad.