Is this helpfull in trail?

[nickhoward2009]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? MA

If the

[Stevef]

Originally Posted by nickhoward2009

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? MA

If the police lied on the arrest warrant is this helpful in the trail?

If they lied about your weight, it probably won't help you very much.

[FlyingRon]

Which trail are we on?

[CdwJava]

Originally Posted by nickhoward2009

If the police lied on the arrest warrant is this helpful in the trail?

That depends ... can you prove they offered up a knowing and intentional falsehood? Please note that an error is not a lie.

And ... an arrest warrant is issued by a judge, and applied for by a prosecutor ... what did the police do that was a "lie"?

- Carl

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by FlyingRon

Which trail are we on?

**A: whichever trail it is, trail mix would be most helpful.

[dan1978]

If the police lied on the arrest warrant is this helpful in the trail?

if youve gotten as far as a trial, then you know by now, the cops and courts can do whatever they want. Best advice, concentrate on the evidence that proves your innocence and not technicalities that dont. However, if you dont raise the issue now, you may not be able to reserve it for future possible proceedings. I.E.- judgement of aquittal, arrest of conviction, or appeal.

And to the jackasses who like to have a good laugh at others expense- go back to bankruptcy court.

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by dan1978

if youve gotten as far as a trial, then you know by now, the cops and courts can do whatever they want. Best advice, concentrate on the evidence that proves your innocence and not technicalities that dont. However, if you dont raise the issue now, you may not be able to reserve it for future possible proceedings. I.E.- judgement of aquittal, arrest of conviction, or appeal.

And to the jackasses who like to have a good laugh at others expense- go back to bankruptcy court.

**A: ok dan, can you tell us what letter grade you got in grammar, spelling and punctuation in middle school?

[CdwJava]

Originally Posted by dan1978

if youve gotten as far as a trial, then you know by now, the cops and courts can do whatever they want.

If only that were true. Well, courts can do most of what they want, but the cops? We only WISH we could do whatever we wanted.

- Carl

[Stevef]

Originally Posted by dan1978

Best advice, concentrate on the evidence

Is yours the best advice there is, or merely the best you can offer?

[dan1978]

**A: ok dan, can you tell us what letter grade you got in grammar, spelling and punctuation in middle school?

middle school? couldnt tell ya.

too busy kissing all the girls while you were getting your copy of old yeller stolen along with your lunch.

besides, i smoke too much pot to remember anything past ummmm yesterday.


i think the posters on here care more about a helpful answer.

what was your batting avg, on base percentage and girls boned/flat-out rejections avg. in highschool?

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by dan1978

middle school? couldnt tell ya.

too busy kissing all the girls while you were getting your copy of old yeller stolen along with your lunch.

besides, i smoke too much pot to remember anything past ummmm yesterday.


i think the posters on here care more about a helpful answer.

what was your batting avg, on base percentage and girls boned/flat-out rejections avg. in highschool?

**A: great, keep it up. The evidence will support our claims.

[nickhoward2009]

I can prove

[The Occultist]

Originally Posted by nickhoward2009

I can prove it they laid. First they claim they interviewd me in my house when they never came to my house I went to their office. Second they claimed I commited the offense in May 2008, when the offense they charged me they claimed it happened Aug 2008.

I am not trying to offend you in the least, but it is apparent that English is quite possibly NOT your first language. With that in mind, you will absolutely need the aid of an attorney representing you or things may get "lost in translation", as it were, during your court proceedings.