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Request Criminal Record
But he's NOT on Megan's Law???? That has some potential legal issues. There is no legal requirement to retain records much beyond the time for an appeal. The originally investigating agency might have copies, as might the court. However, it has been my experience that after nearly 20 years...- CdwJava
- Post #35
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Request Criminal Record
How do you know he is still required to register? And, if there were "ongoing offenses" he'd be in jail and/or facing additional criminal charges. Also, details of the offense may show he is not a danger to the children at all. A teenager or young adult who commits an otherwise consensual act...- CdwJava
- Post #21
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Overkill & Overstepping Boundaries: I Have Some Questions...
The standard - even for civilians - tends to be "reasonable" force, in most (if not all) states. What this might look like can vary by state.- CdwJava
- Post #44
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Request Criminal Record
He certainly appears to have enough to show a family court that the man has been convicted of a sex crime once upon a time. Why he needs to find the actual criminal record is a head scratcher. And, after 20 years, it is likely that no official record exists anywhere - at least no complete...- CdwJava
- Post #19
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Request Criminal Record
Thwre are 58 counties. Not all of which have an online presence, and many that would not retain court records for 20 years.- CdwJava
- Post #17
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Request Criminal Record
A tier one offense CAN end after ten years, there is no guarantee that they will. And if the only offense he was convicted of was 289(h), then this appears to be a tier one offense. But, if there was another offense, it is possible that it is not. Have you checked to see that he is on the...- CdwJava
- Post #15
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Request Criminal Record
He was required to register, but it may be tier one offense which can end after 10 years. That could be different if the offense was in conjunction with another serious offense. I could describe situations where this could be charged and convicted that would not be at all heinous (i.e. in an...- CdwJava
- Post #12
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Request Criminal Record
Do you know what offense he was convicted of? Offenders who were convicted prior to Megan's Law would still have their names on the register (in the internet age) if their offense qualified.- CdwJava
- Post #10
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Request Criminal Record
California state criminal offender records (CORI) are not publicly accessible. However, if you know which court he was convicted out of, it is possible you might be able to obtain a copy of the court record for that particular proceeding. You'd have to contact that court to determine if the...- CdwJava
- Post #9
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Overkill & Overstepping Boundaries: I Have Some Questions...
Well, how many cops were in the helicopter? Maybe it was a Hind Mi-24? ;)- CdwJava
- Post #39
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Overkill & Overstepping Boundaries: I Have Some Questions...
If your roommate said he was on PAROLE for a hit-and run accident or destruction of property, he lied to you. Even if he had led the police on a merry chase endangering the lives of many people, the odds of him being sentenced to state prison (thus allowing for him to be released on PAROLE) is...- CdwJava
- Post #37
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Runaway missing 16 year old
The police can do very little to deal with a recalcitrant child. They can bring a runaway minor back home, and they can enter a missing child into a nationwide database and maybe even look for her. But, they cannot charge her with a crime and take her into custody because she disobeys you...- CdwJava
- Post #5
- Forum: Juvenile Law
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Pellet Gun Laws in Las Vegas, NV neighborhood
Sorry, but this IS a low priority call. This is clearly a bottom priority as evidenced by their significantly delayed response time. Unless they can witness the pellet gun being fired, gain an admission, or you can manage to get a legal video of a criminal act, there's not likely much the PD...- CdwJava
- Post #4
- Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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Runaway missing 16 year old
No. You cannot place her in juvenile hall because she is not listening to you. In fact, you can't place her in JH at all - only law enforcement or the court can do that. Her refusal to listen to you and heed your direction is a status offense in CA and thus incapable of resulting in a stay in...- CdwJava
- Post #2
- Forum: Juvenile Law
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corporal punishment battle
She's part of it even if she's not a legal party. I am not a step parent, but I know a great many who are, and when they are doing it right they are a part of the process for good or bad. These issues do not occur in a vacuum, and no one can expect a step parent or new spouse to step aside and...- CdwJava
- Post #12
- Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
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corporal punishment battle
The OP never said that SHE filed anything in court. But, they are a part of the situation since they are the husband's spouse and partner. These matters affect the family as a whole including the steps. Dad is not in it alone, or, rather, he should not be in it alone. If, for not other...- CdwJava
- Post #9
- Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
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Soon to be 18 year old with parents co-owning car and bank account
I have to say that I had such control over my kid's lives as well. When they were minors, their names did not appear on ANY vehicle. Even as adults, all of their cars were in my name and theirs until they were able to pay for the car themselves and refinanced the loans into their names alone...- CdwJava
- Post #9
- Forum: Marriage, Domestic Partnerships & Other Family Law
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corporal punishment battle
Well, they are a "we" because they are married. While she has no specific legal standing with regards to her stepson, the fact that she is married to dad and this inherently makes them partners in whatever issues go on in their lives, this is a "we" issue. Stepparents are not merely spectators...- CdwJava
- Post #6
- Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
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Soon to be 18 year old with parents co-owning car and bank account
Once again, until this friend is 18 they have few legal options and cannot really press a claim to much of anything that their parents do not agree to. Having ownership means nothing if you can't assert that ownership. Once they turn 18, they are free to go to their state's department of motor...- CdwJava
- Post #4
- Forum: Marriage, Domestic Partnerships & Other Family Law
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Soon to be 18 year old with parents co-owning car and bank account
Well, until your friend is 18, their parents have pretty much ALL the say over who they associate with, where they go, etc. After your friend turns 18, they can work things out with their parents or they can leave and run the risk that they will not have a car or their belongings with them...- CdwJava
- Post #2
- Forum: Marriage, Domestic Partnerships & Other Family Law
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