I had a verbal arguement with my kids mom, the neighbor called the police. I was inside my house , had few beers when the cops arrived they said whats going on. I told them we were arguing and I told the told the police that I don't wanna talk to u guys anymore. They asked my kids mom that if I touched her which she said no. They arressted me saying that I was drunk in public which I was in my front yard. When I looked at their computer, the officer put down ';domestic verbal abuse'; and '; I was breaking things in the house'; which was not true. I spent a night in jail. They never tested me for alchol. Also she was being a ********* with on her way to jail. My question is ';Can I sue her and the police department.'; She was definately abusing her power. When i was released from the jail they never gave any paper that if i have to go to court.False arrest?
I think there is a very good chance that there was Probable Cause to arrest you. Just because formal charges were never filed does not make the arrest unlawful.
I think you would have a very difficult time winning a lawsuit in this case.False arrest?
yes you can fight this... pigs are always trying to get you for something even if your minding your own business
dont listen to the 2 above me they are both pigs themselves
';Can I sue her and the police department.'; - Basically, no. Your story does not add up. They don't have to give you any paper about when you have to go to court when they release you from jail. They do not have to do an alcohol test unless they plan on prosecuting you for exceeding a limit, such as when driving.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Is it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
your innocence. The person (who is married) has been lying to everyone, and has put in a false report saying I have been causing him extreme emotional harm by trying to kill myself because he wont come back to me, and that I tried to kill myself by putting my head through a plate glass window etc. None of that is true. I will admit to flirting with this guy when I go to the local pub where he is a DJ, but that is all. A few weeks ago I was drunk and played with his butt for about a minute when he hugged me goodbye, and he was rubbing my back while I did. Not once has this guy ever asked me to stay away from him, even though I asked him when I heard through a friend, he said it wasn't true. His wife was the one who has been harrassing me, and I have not responded to her insults, nasty emails, texts, and myspace blogs. I would like to be able to prove the allegations are false, but don't want to have to be arrested, which appears to be the only way I can get the caution removed. ThanksIs it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
This woman called the police and reported that you were stalking her. SO? Have you been arrested for stalking? Probably not. Until you are arrested for stalking, there is nothing for you to worry about. But since you have harassing electronic correspondence from HER, you have legal grounds for a protection order against HER! Go to your local magistrate's office and obtain a temporary protective order against this woman.Is it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
You have proof that you are being harassed. you have a right to your right to be heard. slap this woman with a protection order on her, then slap a slander suit on her.
That'll shut her up and after you take your evidence her green monster will bite her in the ***
Think you should walk away from the whole matter. Screw them! Your life is worth something now! You have a new freedom take it!
This woman called the police and reported that you were stalking her. SO? Have you been arrested for stalking? Probably not. Until you are arrested for stalking, there is nothing for you to worry about. But since you have harassing electronic correspondence from HER, you have legal grounds for a protection order against HER! Go to your local magistrate's office and obtain a temporary protective order against this woman.Is it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
You have proof that you are being harassed. you have a right to your right to be heard. slap this woman with a protection order on her, then slap a slander suit on her.
That'll shut her up and after you take your evidence her green monster will bite her in the ***
Think you should walk away from the whole matter. Screw them! Your life is worth something now! You have a new freedom take it!
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
I know a guy who gave a false birthdate and social security number when he got arrested and fingerprinted. He got away with it. ....or at least he thinks he did for now. Does anyone know of a Federal law that covers this? Assuming the fingerprints were put into the FBI database, I would think there has to be some federal statute prohibitting it. ....or a state law in Arkansas. This guy is trouble and needs to be in jail. Any advice? Thanks.Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
1. Hindering apprehension or prosecution
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105
2. Volunteering false information to the police
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105 (a) (6)Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
If the info he gave belongs to someone else, it's Identity Theft. If not, it doesn't matter, because the next time he gets arrested and uses something different, they will just add the new things he uses on as Aliases. It will all get kept in a file linked by his fingerprints.
I don't know of a federal law, but here it would be FALSE PERSONATION.
Though I can't be specific it would probably be located under identity fraud. Or falsifying information.
giving false info to the police is a crime by itself even if u are stopped and give them a false name let alone on a fingerprint card, and what u describe is very against the law. my advice would be to try and talk to an officer and let them know so they can haul him in and get it right , he could get away with any number of crimes doing this and not pay the consequences as a lot of criminals are caught during a common traffic stop and if they dont have the right name to go with a fingerprint card the warrents would be in the wrong name as they dont take prints during a traffic stop, and i would imagine that those prints did go into a federal data base and what if this guy wants to but a gun legally he could do so as the name wouldnt be right, and most states dont do fingerprints for a general gun permit, unless the person is asking for a concealed weapons license, see how wrong this can go in a big hurry so i guess if it was me and my conscience id do something about it as i believe all cops would do this off the record so they could get this guy
It could fall under ';obstruction of justice'; statutes.
lying to a police officer is a felony in most states. how do you know that he provided false info? you should turn him in if you feel its the right thing to do
1. Hindering apprehension or prosecution
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105
2. Volunteering false information to the police
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105 (a) (6)Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
If the info he gave belongs to someone else, it's Identity Theft. If not, it doesn't matter, because the next time he gets arrested and uses something different, they will just add the new things he uses on as Aliases. It will all get kept in a file linked by his fingerprints.
I don't know of a federal law, but here it would be FALSE PERSONATION.
Though I can't be specific it would probably be located under identity fraud. Or falsifying information.
giving false info to the police is a crime by itself even if u are stopped and give them a false name let alone on a fingerprint card, and what u describe is very against the law. my advice would be to try and talk to an officer and let them know so they can haul him in and get it right , he could get away with any number of crimes doing this and not pay the consequences as a lot of criminals are caught during a common traffic stop and if they dont have the right name to go with a fingerprint card the warrents would be in the wrong name as they dont take prints during a traffic stop, and i would imagine that those prints did go into a federal data base and what if this guy wants to but a gun legally he could do so as the name wouldnt be right, and most states dont do fingerprints for a general gun permit, unless the person is asking for a concealed weapons license, see how wrong this can go in a big hurry so i guess if it was me and my conscience id do something about it as i believe all cops would do this off the record so they could get this guy
It could fall under ';obstruction of justice'; statutes.
lying to a police officer is a felony in most states. how do you know that he provided false info? you should turn him in if you feel its the right thing to do
Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
He is such a little report monkey and worm it shocks me he is allowed to live in his parents basement .
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
Ignore Bilbo, he/she suffers from delusions of grandeur and false intelligence.Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
the Answers Community should hire some more ppl so idiots like him don't stick around. it took them weeks to get back to me on an issue of harassment i brought up with them. they're slow and they don't seem to care that there are dumbass trolls on this site that LOVE to ruffle feathers.
...two trolls comparing the size of their nether regions...LOL...
He's just a miserable little douche isn't he?
nah but I'll certainly take this opportunity to laugh at him: lol
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
Ignore Bilbo, he/she suffers from delusions of grandeur and false intelligence.Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
the Answers Community should hire some more ppl so idiots like him don't stick around. it took them weeks to get back to me on an issue of harassment i brought up with them. they're slow and they don't seem to care that there are dumbass trolls on this site that LOVE to ruffle feathers.
...two trolls comparing the size of their nether regions...LOL...
He's just a miserable little douche isn't he?
nah but I'll certainly take this opportunity to laugh at him: lol
When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
Last night I was watching a rerun of COPS and they showed an interesting segment from San Antonio, TX.
The police were called out on a domestic violence call, finding a man sitting outside a house. Entering the house, the male officers found the wife. She had hand shaped bruises on her arms and around her neck. She said he tried to strangle her.
He told the police that he never entered the house or touched her. While handcuffing him, a female officer arrived. She entered the house and spoke to the wife. When she came out, she asked the male officers if they noticed the hand prints were the same size as the woman's own hands, and not the man's?
She next talked to the neighbors, who told her that the wife was the violent and aggressive one, not him.
The problem was, San Antonio had a mandatory arrest law when a woman makes a complaint of domestic violence, so they had to arrest him, anyway.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
No I don't believe he should of been arrested. Unfortunately a lot of states have this domestic law, when there is a call one or the other or both can be arrested.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
Something doesn't smell right in this story... Who called the police? Why was the man even there, if he never went in the house and never touched her? It is also possible that the bruises were her own hands, used in defense.
Those laws are in place because, in general, a man is a lot stronger than a woman. And, in general, men are more violent than women.
Also, there's a lot of domestic violence that goes unreported, so when a woman reports it, they HAVE to take it seriously.
The police were correct. they were doing their job. But hat he does is important to his innocence.
He should obtain a report from the police including a statment from the neighbors and the police officers who figured it out.
He should go to full trial and fight it, also he should hire an attorney and file his own TRO.
The female cop was sharp. What you witnessed is a case where 'the law is an ***' and assumes that every complaint is legitimate and every male is guilty. The law needs to be changed. If it happened to me I would consider a lawsuit........and ponder a divorce.
Depends, the laws differ from state to state. Women are the dumb, violent ones anyways, it's hardly ever the men.
policemen are not judges or juries.their job is to uphold the laws of the state. let the prosecutor sort it out.
What they failed to mention, was that he could file charges against the police department for false arrest and can also file charges against the one who accused him. So yes he was arrested, but he can get the charges dropped off the public record and he will get his revenge for the false allegations. Many departments have that policy, but they have to have evidence to support the claims. In most cases, if the evidence is not there, they will have one of the parties leave for the night.
Been there, seen that! Almost the same thing happened to my brother when his crazy ex beat her own a**. And he spent a month in jail. Case was dismissed thank god!
A police officer is to act upon evidence he observes at the scene unless the victim presses charges themselves. Now once arrested its up to the DAs office to sort out the facts and crime scene evidence if charges should stick and a case filed into the courts or dismiss the charges based upon lack of evidence to prosecute on.The officers probably arreste him on the facts that something occurred there but that the evidence didnt actually match said allegations so they did probably to preserve the peace and let the DAs office or police detectives sort it all out. Hope this makes sense
with so many women and children dieing this law there to help stop men from going further than they maybe mean however it sicken women when other women abuse this for it take away from the serous of real domestic violence.I feel for these guys but many real men do pretend to be nice when police arrive and bluff there way out of trouble,the next time the cops come it usually Alto more severe and the guy not so nice,let face it only a few years ago the men got to go back time and time again if the women was to afraid to press charges,it was taken very serous until fatal
I think if two couples are having any heated words, the man should leave and go somewhere. Then the emotional woman can calm herself down. If the man goes back to this woman, then shame on him. And if she did lie about the deal, shame on her. He will be booked into jail, but she has to press charges and go through allot of paperwork and reports, which most couples do not do. We were not there, so if she is a nut case and hits herself... well who knows what really went on there. This sort of case makes the really battered female look bad. It takes two in a relationship, so sounds like this has happened before with this couple.
The police were called out on a domestic violence call, finding a man sitting outside a house. Entering the house, the male officers found the wife. She had hand shaped bruises on her arms and around her neck. She said he tried to strangle her.
He told the police that he never entered the house or touched her. While handcuffing him, a female officer arrived. She entered the house and spoke to the wife. When she came out, she asked the male officers if they noticed the hand prints were the same size as the woman's own hands, and not the man's?
She next talked to the neighbors, who told her that the wife was the violent and aggressive one, not him.
The problem was, San Antonio had a mandatory arrest law when a woman makes a complaint of domestic violence, so they had to arrest him, anyway.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
No I don't believe he should of been arrested. Unfortunately a lot of states have this domestic law, when there is a call one or the other or both can be arrested.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
Something doesn't smell right in this story... Who called the police? Why was the man even there, if he never went in the house and never touched her? It is also possible that the bruises were her own hands, used in defense.
Those laws are in place because, in general, a man is a lot stronger than a woman. And, in general, men are more violent than women.
Also, there's a lot of domestic violence that goes unreported, so when a woman reports it, they HAVE to take it seriously.
The police were correct. they were doing their job. But hat he does is important to his innocence.
He should obtain a report from the police including a statment from the neighbors and the police officers who figured it out.
He should go to full trial and fight it, also he should hire an attorney and file his own TRO.
The female cop was sharp. What you witnessed is a case where 'the law is an ***' and assumes that every complaint is legitimate and every male is guilty. The law needs to be changed. If it happened to me I would consider a lawsuit........and ponder a divorce.
Depends, the laws differ from state to state. Women are the dumb, violent ones anyways, it's hardly ever the men.
policemen are not judges or juries.their job is to uphold the laws of the state. let the prosecutor sort it out.
What they failed to mention, was that he could file charges against the police department for false arrest and can also file charges against the one who accused him. So yes he was arrested, but he can get the charges dropped off the public record and he will get his revenge for the false allegations. Many departments have that policy, but they have to have evidence to support the claims. In most cases, if the evidence is not there, they will have one of the parties leave for the night.
Been there, seen that! Almost the same thing happened to my brother when his crazy ex beat her own a**. And he spent a month in jail. Case was dismissed thank god!
A police officer is to act upon evidence he observes at the scene unless the victim presses charges themselves. Now once arrested its up to the DAs office to sort out the facts and crime scene evidence if charges should stick and a case filed into the courts or dismiss the charges based upon lack of evidence to prosecute on.The officers probably arreste him on the facts that something occurred there but that the evidence didnt actually match said allegations so they did probably to preserve the peace and let the DAs office or police detectives sort it all out. Hope this makes sense
with so many women and children dieing this law there to help stop men from going further than they maybe mean however it sicken women when other women abuse this for it take away from the serous of real domestic violence.I feel for these guys but many real men do pretend to be nice when police arrive and bluff there way out of trouble,the next time the cops come it usually Alto more severe and the guy not so nice,let face it only a few years ago the men got to go back time and time again if the women was to afraid to press charges,it was taken very serous until fatal
I think if two couples are having any heated words, the man should leave and go somewhere. Then the emotional woman can calm herself down. If the man goes back to this woman, then shame on him. And if she did lie about the deal, shame on her. He will be booked into jail, but she has to press charges and go through allot of paperwork and reports, which most couples do not do. We were not there, so if she is a nut case and hits herself... well who knows what really went on there. This sort of case makes the really battered female look bad. It takes two in a relationship, so sounds like this has happened before with this couple.
Do illegal aliens create a need for false documentation and identities & why were so many arrested at bases?
The examples of illegal immigrants found working on military installations or for companies that provide services on military bases is incredible.
In October 2005, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Defense arrested dozens of illegal immigrants at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico and Navy, Marine and Army bases in California and Louisiana.
One month later, ICE arrested a batch of illegal immigrants and their employers. This crew was working in San Diego at Naval Air Station North Island.
In February 2006, nine illegal immigrants were arrested by ICE at the Dugway Proving Grounds. The nine were arrested “inside the perimeter of the highly sensitive site, which serves as a major chemical and biological testing center for the Department of Defense.”
When June rolled around, ICE arrested fourteen illegal immigrants working at Naval Surface Warfare Center in Indian Head, Maryland. For those who don’t know, “the base designs, tests and manufactures explosive warheads and propellants and propulsion systems for guns, missiles, rockets and ejector seats in military aircraft.”
In July of the same year, ICE arrested fifty-eight illegal immigrants trying to enter Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. Furthermore, “Ft. Bragg safety officials have detained more than 150 persons attempting to gain access under false pretenses. The vast majority of the detainees were construction workers detained at gates to the installation.”
A month later, 15 illegals were arrested in Roswell. They were there to paint military aircraft, including the C-130. Some were actually painting the aircraft when they were arrested.
In January 2007, ICE arrested two men who were conspiring to hire illegal immigrants to work on Quantico Marine Base in Virginia. One of the men, Juan Martinez, had been deported once already, but re-entered the country illegally again. They arrested “14 undocumented workers were administratively arrested in Virginia, three at the Quantico Marine Base, three in Fredericksburg and eight at the apartment complex in Dumfries.”
ICE also arrested two illegal immigrants at Creech AFB in Indian Springs, Nevada. One of the men was “a member of MS-13, considered to be one of the most dangerous gangs operating in America. “
Twenty-one illegal immigrants were arrested when they tried to enter Fort Benning in January of 2007. They were working on the soldier’s barracks.
The threat to military installations is real. There have been more than enough illegal aliens arrested in connection with our military installations to know that sooner or later someone with enough drive will end up killing someone on a base somewhere
http://www.allamericanblogger.com/2143/i…Do illegal aliens create a need for false documentation and identities %26amp; why were so many arrested at bases?
military members are the biggest targets for identity theft. i won't say why in this forum, but their information is stolen and because they have passed a background check it's easier for illegal immigrant to assume their identity and explain discrepancies away. it is a real threat, a serious threat and if it were my decision they would be held as enemy combatants. who knows what they did before they got caught.
In October 2005, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Defense arrested dozens of illegal immigrants at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico and Navy, Marine and Army bases in California and Louisiana.
One month later, ICE arrested a batch of illegal immigrants and their employers. This crew was working in San Diego at Naval Air Station North Island.
In February 2006, nine illegal immigrants were arrested by ICE at the Dugway Proving Grounds. The nine were arrested “inside the perimeter of the highly sensitive site, which serves as a major chemical and biological testing center for the Department of Defense.”
When June rolled around, ICE arrested fourteen illegal immigrants working at Naval Surface Warfare Center in Indian Head, Maryland. For those who don’t know, “the base designs, tests and manufactures explosive warheads and propellants and propulsion systems for guns, missiles, rockets and ejector seats in military aircraft.”
In July of the same year, ICE arrested fifty-eight illegal immigrants trying to enter Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. Furthermore, “Ft. Bragg safety officials have detained more than 150 persons attempting to gain access under false pretenses. The vast majority of the detainees were construction workers detained at gates to the installation.”
A month later, 15 illegals were arrested in Roswell. They were there to paint military aircraft, including the C-130. Some were actually painting the aircraft when they were arrested.
In January 2007, ICE arrested two men who were conspiring to hire illegal immigrants to work on Quantico Marine Base in Virginia. One of the men, Juan Martinez, had been deported once already, but re-entered the country illegally again. They arrested “14 undocumented workers were administratively arrested in Virginia, three at the Quantico Marine Base, three in Fredericksburg and eight at the apartment complex in Dumfries.”
ICE also arrested two illegal immigrants at Creech AFB in Indian Springs, Nevada. One of the men was “a member of MS-13, considered to be one of the most dangerous gangs operating in America. “
Twenty-one illegal immigrants were arrested when they tried to enter Fort Benning in January of 2007. They were working on the soldier’s barracks.
The threat to military installations is real. There have been more than enough illegal aliens arrested in connection with our military installations to know that sooner or later someone with enough drive will end up killing someone on a base somewhere
http://www.allamericanblogger.com/2143/i…Do illegal aliens create a need for false documentation and identities %26amp; why were so many arrested at bases?
military members are the biggest targets for identity theft. i won't say why in this forum, but their information is stolen and because they have passed a background check it's easier for illegal immigrant to assume their identity and explain discrepancies away. it is a real threat, a serious threat and if it were my decision they would be held as enemy combatants. who knows what they did before they got caught.
My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
Hi, my boyfriend had his aunt and uncle live with us for awhile which didin't work out. while they was moving their last load of things his aunt was sitting on the front porch he went outside and asked her nicely to to get up so he could bring the chairs inside.. she got up and he gently brought it inside, we went to walmart later that night our friend informed us that his aunt marge went to the hospital by ambulance that he yanked the chair from underneath her that her back hurt and her big toe was bruised which she's a diabetic and also has bipolar. if her back hurted so much then why was she helping loading boxes in storage? she also collects social security disability for back pains and bipolar but i don't see how when she's lifting? so he got arrested and has to go back to court. can he get her into trouble for having him falsely arrested?My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
Well if your BF did not yank the chair from his aunt, and causing her to injure her back and toe, then your BF's aunt filed a false police report, which is a crime. Also, depending on the state you live in, your BF may be able to sue his aunt for abuse of process (but i guess if she has no money that's pointless).My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
that is why people have lawyers to decide truth or not..to defend them in court..
Well if your BF did not yank the chair from his aunt, and causing her to injure her back and toe, then your BF's aunt filed a false police report, which is a crime. Also, depending on the state you live in, your BF may be able to sue his aunt for abuse of process (but i guess if she has no money that's pointless).My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
that is why people have lawyers to decide truth or not..to defend them in court..
What I can do if my female roomate is made false statement to the police I was arrested 7 day later.?
Law Code and Code Section/Subsection
PL 120.00 01 *** TOP CHARGE ***
Charge Detail
A Misdemeanor, 1 count, Arrest charge, Arraignment charge
Description: ASLT W/INT CAUSES PHYS INJURY
Female romates is laying to the police that I push her and she on the gas burn her self.
I never tuch women. She is laying becouse she want evict me from Apt . I was arrested March 22 And she gat Order of protection.
What I can do for protecting my self ?What I can do if my female roomate is made false statement to the police I was arrested 7 day later.?
Sounds like you need to get a lawyer to fight on your behalf. If you can't afford one, you can have one appointed to you by the court. If what you are saying is true, I think she can be brought up on perjury charges for lying. Good luck!What I can do if my female roomate is made false statement to the police I was arrested 7 day later.?
If there are no witnesses then not much. Get a good lawyer or you will get domestic battery charge upheld and then you are screwed. Major consequences and there things you can never own or jobs you can never get. Counter sue for false arrest and see if she has a history for filing on people to establish pattern. GOOOD LAWYER!
talk to a lawyer ASAP, you may be able to file a counter claim against her..
Best wishes
Go to court against her and hope you can convince the judge that you're innocent.
get a lawyer and prove what kind of person she is.
good luck
Too late to protect yourself!
Oh, by the way, she got what she wanted throug the Order of Protection, that you must stay away from her AND the apartment!
WHY would you want to move back in with someone who has made a false allegation (and seemingly burned herself, to make the charges more believable) against you??? Don't you realize that the NEXT charge will be ';he threatened to kill me';??
Get AWAY from this person as FAR and as FAST as you can.
As far as the criminal charge - either get a lawyer OR ask for a public defender.short hair cut
PL 120.00 01 *** TOP CHARGE ***
Charge Detail
A Misdemeanor, 1 count, Arrest charge, Arraignment charge
Description: ASLT W/INT CAUSES PHYS INJURY
Female romates is laying to the police that I push her and she on the gas burn her self.
I never tuch women. She is laying becouse she want evict me from Apt . I was arrested March 22 And she gat Order of protection.
What I can do for protecting my self ?What I can do if my female roomate is made false statement to the police I was arrested 7 day later.?
Sounds like you need to get a lawyer to fight on your behalf. If you can't afford one, you can have one appointed to you by the court. If what you are saying is true, I think she can be brought up on perjury charges for lying. Good luck!What I can do if my female roomate is made false statement to the police I was arrested 7 day later.?
If there are no witnesses then not much. Get a good lawyer or you will get domestic battery charge upheld and then you are screwed. Major consequences and there things you can never own or jobs you can never get. Counter sue for false arrest and see if she has a history for filing on people to establish pattern. GOOOD LAWYER!
talk to a lawyer ASAP, you may be able to file a counter claim against her..
Best wishes
Go to court against her and hope you can convince the judge that you're innocent.
get a lawyer and prove what kind of person she is.
good luck
Too late to protect yourself!
Oh, by the way, she got what she wanted throug the Order of Protection, that you must stay away from her AND the apartment!
WHY would you want to move back in with someone who has made a false allegation (and seemingly burned herself, to make the charges more believable) against you??? Don't you realize that the NEXT charge will be ';he threatened to kill me';??
Get AWAY from this person as FAR and as FAST as you can.
As far as the criminal charge - either get a lawyer OR ask for a public defender.
Someone gave police false evidence against me and got me arrested, bailed out and?
Hi i was arrested in aug 12th, because a person i was helping out told a false story to the police and got me arrested. they arrested me without hearing my side of the story.. i was bailed out and awaiting my areinment that was set for oct 6th. well on oct 6th we went to the court house only to find that nothing had been filed against me from the DA at this time. They marked me as showing up, but never gave me another time or date to come back.. what do i do now?? I would like to get this case overwith and clear my name.
thanks Someone gave police false evidence against me and got me arrested, bailed out and?
Most likely charges were not filed. That not at all uncommon.
You will need to contact the DAs office and ask. Thats the only real way to know. You dont even need a lawyer for it. Someone gave police false evidence against me and got me arrested, bailed out and?
Talk to the DA. They may have decided not to pursue the case and just failed to inform you before the court date. If that is the case, you don't need to do anything else. At the very least, you will then know where you stand. You may wish to be careful what you say so you don't incriminate yourself, but simply asking the status of your case can't be used against you.
Can you prove this person filed false charges against you?
Filing a false police report is illegal and you could possibly turn the tables on them if you can prove it.
You really need to consult an attorney on this one.
I go over to the person who lied on me's house and open up a can of Whoop ***.
YOU HAVE JUST BEEN SCAMED BY YOUR LOCAL POLICE
thanks Someone gave police false evidence against me and got me arrested, bailed out and?
Most likely charges were not filed. That not at all uncommon.
You will need to contact the DAs office and ask. Thats the only real way to know. You dont even need a lawyer for it. Someone gave police false evidence against me and got me arrested, bailed out and?
Talk to the DA. They may have decided not to pursue the case and just failed to inform you before the court date. If that is the case, you don't need to do anything else. At the very least, you will then know where you stand. You may wish to be careful what you say so you don't incriminate yourself, but simply asking the status of your case can't be used against you.
Can you prove this person filed false charges against you?
Filing a false police report is illegal and you could possibly turn the tables on them if you can prove it.
You really need to consult an attorney on this one.
I go over to the person who lied on me's house and open up a can of Whoop ***.
YOU HAVE JUST BEEN SCAMED BY YOUR LOCAL POLICE
Can parents can be arrested for breach of peace nd false crime?
cuz my mom was bitchin at me few weeks ago bout movin in with my girlfriend nd her mother nd my mom said im not movin cuz because i was 18 just turned 19 last week nd she said that if she find out dat i moved in wit my girlfriend nd her mom dat she will *** 2 her house wit the police nd have me moved from her house nd she said dat she will lay down a law 2 my girlfriends mom nd cause a ugly scene nd she said dat she'll tell the police that they took me away from my mom nd kidnapped meCan parents can be arrested for breach of peace nd false crime?
No idea, you r language lost me after the first couple of lines.
Your parents should, however, be charged with letting someone reach the age of 19 without the ability to write a simple sentence or two using actual English words.
No idea, you r language lost me after the first couple of lines.
Your parents should, however, be charged with letting someone reach the age of 19 without the ability to write a simple sentence or two using actual English words.
I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?
Law Code and Code Section/Subsection
PL 120.00 01 *** TOP CHARGE ***
Charge Detail
A Misdemeanor, 1 count, Arrest charge, Arraignment charge
Description: ASLT W/INT CAUSES PHYS INJURY
Disposition/Sentence
I didn't touch female roomate. She want making my evection and she don't want going to civil court becouse she will need wainting couple month.
She was lying to the police that I puched her and she birn her self on gas. I was arrested. She have Order of protection.
I must come to the court on May 7,2007. I am 100% innocent becouse I never touch woman.
On perjury charges for lying I need take her to crimal court on diferent day, or I can on May 7,2007 tall judge she is laying becouse she want making eviction?
If she is comvicted on perjury how much she can have jail time?I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?
Your situation is all too common in the post -OJ Simpson world we live in. Now, if a woman complains against a man, the cops arrest first, and ask questions later (if they ask questions at all.)
You will have to hire a lawyer and then defend yourself in court. Your lawyer should hire a private investigator, preferably a female, who can investigate this complaining witness. Maybe she will admit to another woman that this whole thing was a charade to get you out of her apartment.
I have a question for you. If she was your roommate and she wanted you out, why didn't you leave? It would have been cheaper than what you're going through now. That does not excuse her, if she lied to the police about you, but I am talking about practicality here.
Face it, the reality of present day USA is that women can say whatever they want to say about a man and the man will have trouble. You may win your case, but you're still in a tough spot and you could go to jail over this. If you're accused of burning her, that could be a felony. In Florida, you'd be facing up to 15 years in prison.
Almost invariably, the cops and the State WILL NOT prosecute this woman for perjury. Maybe, and that's only a maybe, if you can get a confession from her through a private investigator, or some other method (e.g. she confessed to her mother or a girlfirend of hers who WILL TESTIFY) perhaps the case against you will be dropped and they will go after her.
You need to hire a good criminal defense lawyer. This will cost you MONEY. Be prepared to pay him/her a hefty fee. Otherwise you will be left with a public defender and your case will be one of the 100s he or she is handling. You may get a good lawyer in a public defender, but that lawyer is underpaid and understaffed. If you go with a PD, be sure that you pester the lawyer to defend you. The old saying is that the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Do whatever you have to do to get an appointment with the PD and be sure to bring in the names, addresses and phone numbers of witnesses who might be able to aide in your defense.
Pursue your defense with your lawyer vigorously, or you will not get what you need from a public defender. Believe me, I know. I was a public defender and I am a private defense lawyer. If you pay your lawyer, you get better attention. If you use the free lawyer the court provides, you will have to push that lawyer to pay attention to you among all of the cases that they will have. If you don't pursue your defense, you will just be another file. If you make your PD care about you (and most of them are very compassionate) you will get a good defense. By the way, almost every criminal defendant says the witnesses lied about them. You'll have to do better than that.
Good luck.I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?
Get an attorney. If you cant afford one call and make arraingments for a public defender. You must prove you are not guilty. I suggest you get all the evidence you need and prove your innocence. If she lies under oath then she is committing perjury. If you are found not guilty you could possibly take her to civil court for false accusations. The police most likely believe her or they wouldnt have charged you. Give the judge respect and I suggest not bringing up that she is lying until you prove your innocence. Worry about proving your case first. As for criminal charges against her, I highly doubt it unless you can prove she did it intentionally to harm you. It is her word against yours,and the police are on her side.
1 year for lying she will get
perjury usually carries up to a five year prison term. you also should request a protection order from the court., and file a counter claim. answer the plaintiffs complaint within the 20 days required by law, however in a counter claim, when answering the complaint plaintiff, Vs. defendant, then defendant Vs. Plaintiff write out your own summons and complaint, and the plaintiff will also have 20 days inwhich to answer your complaint. Be as truthfull to the judge as you can and a judge can pretty much tell who is telling the truth and who is not. you can find the necessary forms that you will need to answer the complaint against you and your counter claim at your local court house for free. however, they may require a filing fee, if you are indigent or don't make alot of money, ask for a waiver of fee's form and see if the court will allow you to file your case for free. fill out your answer to the complaint against you, and the counter claim, and the waiver of fee;s and file all at the same time. you will know within 2 weeks if the judge will let you file for free. if not file your answer to the plaintiff's complaint and your summons and complaint against the plaintiff at the same time, but remember you have to file these documents within the 20 days of the date you recieved your summons and complaint.
I am sorry but you totally misunderstand the legal system, you have been charged with a criminal offense ( not a civil issue) you don't counter sue in criminal offence, you need to defend youself and be found not guilty. ( so if you don't have an attorney get one) just because you are not guilty does not mean the judge will not find you guilty)
Then after you are found not guilty, you can see if the police will go after them for filing a false police report.
Just being found not guilty does not automaticly mean they will charge her with perjury.
You can not make them charge anything and most of the time when charges are made if that person is found not guilty nothing happens to the person making the charge.
Right now, it's your word against hers, unless there is physical evidence that you did injure her, and it was documented, and photographed. If she had an order of protection pryor to your confrontation, you better get a lawyer. If it was obtained afterwards, stay away, or you will be arrested again. Perjury doesn't apply, because that pertains to lying under oath. All the facts will come out in court. If it's proven, the female gave false information to the Police. It would be up to the court as to what the next step would be.
I believe you would need to discuss this with your attorney. Of course, as for pressing charges, go and speak with the criminal magistrate.
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PL 120.00 01 *** TOP CHARGE ***
Charge Detail
A Misdemeanor, 1 count, Arrest charge, Arraignment charge
Description: ASLT W/INT CAUSES PHYS INJURY
Disposition/Sentence
I didn't touch female roomate. She want making my evection and she don't want going to civil court becouse she will need wainting couple month.
She was lying to the police that I puched her and she birn her self on gas. I was arrested. She have Order of protection.
I must come to the court on May 7,2007. I am 100% innocent becouse I never touch woman.
On perjury charges for lying I need take her to crimal court on diferent day, or I can on May 7,2007 tall judge she is laying becouse she want making eviction?
If she is comvicted on perjury how much she can have jail time?I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?
Your situation is all too common in the post -OJ Simpson world we live in. Now, if a woman complains against a man, the cops arrest first, and ask questions later (if they ask questions at all.)
You will have to hire a lawyer and then defend yourself in court. Your lawyer should hire a private investigator, preferably a female, who can investigate this complaining witness. Maybe she will admit to another woman that this whole thing was a charade to get you out of her apartment.
I have a question for you. If she was your roommate and she wanted you out, why didn't you leave? It would have been cheaper than what you're going through now. That does not excuse her, if she lied to the police about you, but I am talking about practicality here.
Face it, the reality of present day USA is that women can say whatever they want to say about a man and the man will have trouble. You may win your case, but you're still in a tough spot and you could go to jail over this. If you're accused of burning her, that could be a felony. In Florida, you'd be facing up to 15 years in prison.
Almost invariably, the cops and the State WILL NOT prosecute this woman for perjury. Maybe, and that's only a maybe, if you can get a confession from her through a private investigator, or some other method (e.g. she confessed to her mother or a girlfirend of hers who WILL TESTIFY) perhaps the case against you will be dropped and they will go after her.
You need to hire a good criminal defense lawyer. This will cost you MONEY. Be prepared to pay him/her a hefty fee. Otherwise you will be left with a public defender and your case will be one of the 100s he or she is handling. You may get a good lawyer in a public defender, but that lawyer is underpaid and understaffed. If you go with a PD, be sure that you pester the lawyer to defend you. The old saying is that the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Do whatever you have to do to get an appointment with the PD and be sure to bring in the names, addresses and phone numbers of witnesses who might be able to aide in your defense.
Pursue your defense with your lawyer vigorously, or you will not get what you need from a public defender. Believe me, I know. I was a public defender and I am a private defense lawyer. If you pay your lawyer, you get better attention. If you use the free lawyer the court provides, you will have to push that lawyer to pay attention to you among all of the cases that they will have. If you don't pursue your defense, you will just be another file. If you make your PD care about you (and most of them are very compassionate) you will get a good defense. By the way, almost every criminal defendant says the witnesses lied about them. You'll have to do better than that.
Good luck.I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?
Get an attorney. If you cant afford one call and make arraingments for a public defender. You must prove you are not guilty. I suggest you get all the evidence you need and prove your innocence. If she lies under oath then she is committing perjury. If you are found not guilty you could possibly take her to civil court for false accusations. The police most likely believe her or they wouldnt have charged you. Give the judge respect and I suggest not bringing up that she is lying until you prove your innocence. Worry about proving your case first. As for criminal charges against her, I highly doubt it unless you can prove she did it intentionally to harm you. It is her word against yours,and the police are on her side.
1 year for lying she will get
perjury usually carries up to a five year prison term. you also should request a protection order from the court., and file a counter claim. answer the plaintiffs complaint within the 20 days required by law, however in a counter claim, when answering the complaint plaintiff, Vs. defendant, then defendant Vs. Plaintiff write out your own summons and complaint, and the plaintiff will also have 20 days inwhich to answer your complaint. Be as truthfull to the judge as you can and a judge can pretty much tell who is telling the truth and who is not. you can find the necessary forms that you will need to answer the complaint against you and your counter claim at your local court house for free. however, they may require a filing fee, if you are indigent or don't make alot of money, ask for a waiver of fee's form and see if the court will allow you to file your case for free. fill out your answer to the complaint against you, and the counter claim, and the waiver of fee;s and file all at the same time. you will know within 2 weeks if the judge will let you file for free. if not file your answer to the plaintiff's complaint and your summons and complaint against the plaintiff at the same time, but remember you have to file these documents within the 20 days of the date you recieved your summons and complaint.
I am sorry but you totally misunderstand the legal system, you have been charged with a criminal offense ( not a civil issue) you don't counter sue in criminal offence, you need to defend youself and be found not guilty. ( so if you don't have an attorney get one) just because you are not guilty does not mean the judge will not find you guilty)
Then after you are found not guilty, you can see if the police will go after them for filing a false police report.
Just being found not guilty does not automaticly mean they will charge her with perjury.
You can not make them charge anything and most of the time when charges are made if that person is found not guilty nothing happens to the person making the charge.
Right now, it's your word against hers, unless there is physical evidence that you did injure her, and it was documented, and photographed. If she had an order of protection pryor to your confrontation, you better get a lawyer. If it was obtained afterwards, stay away, or you will be arrested again. Perjury doesn't apply, because that pertains to lying under oath. All the facts will come out in court. If it's proven, the female gave false information to the Police. It would be up to the court as to what the next step would be.
I believe you would need to discuss this with your attorney. Of course, as for pressing charges, go and speak with the criminal magistrate.
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Monday, February 8, 2010
A GUILTY DIRTY law enforcers and a CRIMINALs alway run away when the arresting started, True or False?
why do you do this?A GUILTY DIRTY law enforcers and a CRIMINALs alway run away when the arresting started, True or False?
As no one wants to fill in the paper work at the end.short hair cut
As no one wants to fill in the paper work at the end.
What is the charge for getting someone arrested from making a false police report?
My ex girl lent me some money, $200 to get stuff outta storage and at a later time she lent me $100 for food and stuff like that.Well we ended up breaking up and i moved out, i didnt pay her back yet so she thought that she was never gonna get her money back so she called the cops and told them that i took her checks, filled them out myself and cashed them without her knowing.A couple of weeks later i was arrested and charged with 2 felony counts of forgery and 1 ct of grand theft.Well she realized that she really screwed me over in the whole thing, now she feels guilty and wants to fess about lying.My question is what charges will she face for making a false police report? Keep in mind that im not gonna press any charges on her at all i just want to get this over and let us go on our separate ways and live our lifes.
Any accurate info we really be appericated
THANXWhat is the charge for getting someone arrested from making a false police report?
You can sue for Malicious Prosecution.
Malicious Prosecution - It occurs when a person:
(1) intentionally (and maliciously) institutes or pursues (or causes to be instituted or pursued) a legal action (civil or criminal) that is
(2) brought without probable cause and
(3) dismissed in favor of the victim of the malicious prosecution.
Also, most penal codes have a crime for making a false report to the police. For example, in TX it is Sec. 42.06 of the Texas Penal Code. It's a class A misdemeanor in most instances.What is the charge for getting someone arrested from making a false police report?
well if she fesses up to it she will be screwing herself falsifying legal documents is a felony and even if u didnt press charges the state would pick it up good luck
Any accurate info we really be appericated
THANXWhat is the charge for getting someone arrested from making a false police report?
You can sue for Malicious Prosecution.
Malicious Prosecution - It occurs when a person:
(1) intentionally (and maliciously) institutes or pursues (or causes to be instituted or pursued) a legal action (civil or criminal) that is
(2) brought without probable cause and
(3) dismissed in favor of the victim of the malicious prosecution.
Also, most penal codes have a crime for making a false report to the police. For example, in TX it is Sec. 42.06 of the Texas Penal Code. It's a class A misdemeanor in most instances.What is the charge for getting someone arrested from making a false police report?
well if she fesses up to it she will be screwing herself falsifying legal documents is a felony and even if u didnt press charges the state would pick it up good luck
Can someone be charged and/or arrested for filing a false police report?
In the past, my brother seemed to be in trouble with the law a lot. Well this time, he was actually innocent. Long story short, a former roommate of his accused him of I.D. theft...that is, he was accused of using his roommate's Name and SSN to get cable. He was arrested (I bailed him out), got a court date, and the charges were dropped...mainly because he simply didn't do it and there wasn't a shred of evidence to prove that he did, but mostly because his roommate claimed never to have lived at that address. He stated this in his police report which ultimately led to the arrest of my brother. He later called and stated that he did, indeed, live at that address for a couple of months.
So he lied in the police report. My question is, if my brother presses charges against his former roommate for filing a false report, will he be arrested or is filing a false police report not a big enough deal to be arrested for? Thanks for your answers.
P.S. This happened in NCan someone be charged and/or arrested for filing a false police report?
Your brother might have to prove damages resulting from the false report. People have been charged and convicted for filing malicious reports.Can someone be charged and/or arrested for filing a false police report?
I would think so, get that report filed.
YES
Yup
You can get arrested for filing a false police report; it is a serious offense as those reports are considered sworn statements to the police and to the courts. However, your brother must be able to prove that the police report was false.
well, good question. what he can do is get the charges against him dropped. he can technically sue the other person for filing a false report, however it is going to be long and difficult to do. also with his past record it may back fire on him.
Yes he could be arrested but if the system where you are is back logged then they might not want to bother with it. Maybe your brother should take him to small claims court to see if he can get any money for lost wages, bail, defamation of character etc... Even though the charges were dropped they will still be on your brothers criminal record.
So he lied in the police report. My question is, if my brother presses charges against his former roommate for filing a false report, will he be arrested or is filing a false police report not a big enough deal to be arrested for? Thanks for your answers.
P.S. This happened in NCan someone be charged and/or arrested for filing a false police report?
Your brother might have to prove damages resulting from the false report. People have been charged and convicted for filing malicious reports.Can someone be charged and/or arrested for filing a false police report?
I would think so, get that report filed.
YES
Yup
You can get arrested for filing a false police report; it is a serious offense as those reports are considered sworn statements to the police and to the courts. However, your brother must be able to prove that the police report was false.
well, good question. what he can do is get the charges against him dropped. he can technically sue the other person for filing a false report, however it is going to be long and difficult to do. also with his past record it may back fire on him.
Yes he could be arrested but if the system where you are is back logged then they might not want to bother with it. Maybe your brother should take him to small claims court to see if he can get any money for lost wages, bail, defamation of character etc... Even though the charges were dropped they will still be on your brothers criminal record.
I was arrested with arravated assault a felony on false info. given?
the state declined to press charges because it was false, but now i have a felony to deal with. will this affect my future employment? do I have to disclose this on job applications? i have contacted a lawyer and the lawyer stated it will cost me 7,500 to fix it. i'm so disappointed in our legal system!!! CONCERN!!.I was arrested with arravated assault a felony on false info. given?
only if a job app ask if arrested say yes. if convicted say no.I was arrested with arravated assault a felony on false info. given?
If the state declined to press charges, then you have no felony. If you have a felony, then you were found guilty.
only if a job app ask if arrested say yes. if convicted say no.I was arrested with arravated assault a felony on false info. given?
If the state declined to press charges, then you have no felony. If you have a felony, then you were found guilty.
Hi - I was arrested yesterday on a false claim of assault by my ex back in feb (when she actually assaulted me?
The Police took my DNA, fingerprints, palm prints, photographs etc etc.
I'm not happy about this - they interviewed me, and made it clear that they are going to drop it, and from the start doubted the allegation.
Can I have these removed from the system (and it is nothing to do with ';having something to hide'; or anything like that, I just think its an infringement of my rights!)??
If not I want her to go through the same horrible experience I went through - the ';assault'; was actually when she assaulted me, and I made it clear to the police that it would be very easy to prove this.
They want to sweep it under the carpet, although I had to go through being asked very personal questions, and put in a cell twice whilst waiting to be processed, interviewed, fingerprinted etc.
Any help would be appreciated - I have never been arrested for anything in my life, and was very surprised at what the police could get away with.
p.s. - I would appreciate it if only people who know what they are talking about get back to me, not ';bored'; people just throwing their two shillings worth in, no offence.
Thanks in Advance.Hi - I was arrested yesterday on a false claim of assault by my ex back in feb (when she actually assaulted me?
You sound like you're from the UK (';two shillings worth';)...Don't exactly know how it would work there, but in the States, even if they never file the charges against you, the arrest itself will remain on your record and most likely cause you some amount of trouble in the future. If you are not convicted and no charges are ever filed against you, you can get the arrest expunged.Hi - I was arrested yesterday on a false claim of assault by my ex back in feb (when she actually assaulted me?
Get a real lawyer if you are serious. It's the only way to find the solution you are seeking.
And yes you can get rid of a record with an expungement. Not easy, but it can be done. So disregard the guy below me. Get a -real- lawyer and don't listen to ';top contributors'; on Yahoo! for heaven's sake.
Don't assume that they're going to drop the charge just because they ';made it clear'; they would. That's a classic interrogation trick. When they interview you, they tell you they believe you to put you off your guard, to try to get you to give them evidence against you.
Their number one job description is to make every effort to dig up incriminating evidence. They figure if you're innocent they'll fail. So they're not out to prove you innocent. DA's are paid to put people in jail and prison, guilty or not, just as defense lawyers are paid to keep both the guilty and the innocent out of prison. Cops work for the prosecutors.
There is an old expression: ';she hits you, you go to jail.'; It happens all the time. Some women get crazy memories of tense situations, and lose their grip on the reality of it. Others fail to get what they want with violence so they turn around and make false accusations instead. Typically when they do this, they are the only one making any complaints because the man doesn't make a big deal of it. So the cops have only one complaint to go on, and they almost always treat an assault allegation from a woman as serious not frivolous. Even if there's no evidence or witnesses. This policy has a lot to do with politics and not wanting to look soft on domestic violence, so when in doubt, they arrest the man.
That's police policy, and there's nothing you can do about it. Never expect a cop to act against department policy, or to help you avoid a charge. Once they're done collecting all the evidence against you they can find, they'll hand it to the DA and forget about it. If the DA thinks there's a chance they can throw you in jail, they'll try. DA's don't care if someone is guilty, they just care if someone LOOKS guilty, or if they can make someone look guilty.
As for the prints and mug shot, there's no way you can get that away from the cops.
I'm not happy about this - they interviewed me, and made it clear that they are going to drop it, and from the start doubted the allegation.
Can I have these removed from the system (and it is nothing to do with ';having something to hide'; or anything like that, I just think its an infringement of my rights!)??
If not I want her to go through the same horrible experience I went through - the ';assault'; was actually when she assaulted me, and I made it clear to the police that it would be very easy to prove this.
They want to sweep it under the carpet, although I had to go through being asked very personal questions, and put in a cell twice whilst waiting to be processed, interviewed, fingerprinted etc.
Any help would be appreciated - I have never been arrested for anything in my life, and was very surprised at what the police could get away with.
p.s. - I would appreciate it if only people who know what they are talking about get back to me, not ';bored'; people just throwing their two shillings worth in, no offence.
Thanks in Advance.Hi - I was arrested yesterday on a false claim of assault by my ex back in feb (when she actually assaulted me?
You sound like you're from the UK (';two shillings worth';)...Don't exactly know how it would work there, but in the States, even if they never file the charges against you, the arrest itself will remain on your record and most likely cause you some amount of trouble in the future. If you are not convicted and no charges are ever filed against you, you can get the arrest expunged.Hi - I was arrested yesterday on a false claim of assault by my ex back in feb (when she actually assaulted me?
Get a real lawyer if you are serious. It's the only way to find the solution you are seeking.
And yes you can get rid of a record with an expungement. Not easy, but it can be done. So disregard the guy below me. Get a -real- lawyer and don't listen to ';top contributors'; on Yahoo! for heaven's sake.
Don't assume that they're going to drop the charge just because they ';made it clear'; they would. That's a classic interrogation trick. When they interview you, they tell you they believe you to put you off your guard, to try to get you to give them evidence against you.
Their number one job description is to make every effort to dig up incriminating evidence. They figure if you're innocent they'll fail. So they're not out to prove you innocent. DA's are paid to put people in jail and prison, guilty or not, just as defense lawyers are paid to keep both the guilty and the innocent out of prison. Cops work for the prosecutors.
There is an old expression: ';she hits you, you go to jail.'; It happens all the time. Some women get crazy memories of tense situations, and lose their grip on the reality of it. Others fail to get what they want with violence so they turn around and make false accusations instead. Typically when they do this, they are the only one making any complaints because the man doesn't make a big deal of it. So the cops have only one complaint to go on, and they almost always treat an assault allegation from a woman as serious not frivolous. Even if there's no evidence or witnesses. This policy has a lot to do with politics and not wanting to look soft on domestic violence, so when in doubt, they arrest the man.
That's police policy, and there's nothing you can do about it. Never expect a cop to act against department policy, or to help you avoid a charge. Once they're done collecting all the evidence against you they can find, they'll hand it to the DA and forget about it. If the DA thinks there's a chance they can throw you in jail, they'll try. DA's don't care if someone is guilty, they just care if someone LOOKS guilty, or if they can make someone look guilty.
As for the prints and mug shot, there's no way you can get that away from the cops.
My soon to be ex filed false assult charges against me and they arrested me. How can they do that ? Concerned?
Is this practice legal? What can I do about it. My soon to be ex wife moved to Ohio and used this tactic to get the children from me so she could take them with her. The investigator didn't even ask me any questions. If this is legal anyone can accuse you of anything and get away with it. This is not right. What can be done about it so that it does not happen to anyone else? I am on a fixed income and a full time student. This has been devasting financially. It has cost over $ 5,000.00 and counting. Please give me some insight on this situation. Thank you very much. Any info is greatly appreciated. RichMy soon to be ex filed false assult charges against me and they arrested me. How can they do that ? Concerned?
Domestic abuse has a sort of rarefied air of guilty-until-proven innocent (as does child abuse and some others). Fortunately we have a court system that provides due process and you will get your day in court. If it is determined that this was an egregiously false report you can sue you ex-wife for the costs required to defend yourself when the trial is all over (in civil court)...and it will not be a plus for her in the custody hearing. I would not under any circumstances plead to a lesser charge just to get over it faster.
I am sorry about all of this. It is amazing what one partner will do to another...unthinkable really. Persevere - you have children and if you do not, they will grow up thinking how your wife behaves is right and normal.
Good luck and God bless.
A note to Mike the paramedic. I sincerely hope some woman creates a crap storm in your life and your friends and family sides with her. Even though you have seen it a thousand times, denials and all, doesn't mean that false accusations occur. Shut your pie hole and stop with the self-righteous, all-knowing, denial-only-means-you-did-it routine. Sometimes denial means you didn't do it.My soon to be ex filed false assult charges against me and they arrested me. How can they do that ? Concerned?
If you truly didn't do anything to her or the kids then go to court when you should and take a lawyer with you. It would help to know what state youre in because I live in Wisconsin which is a very progressive state as far as mens/fathers rights go. In Wisconsin it doesn't matter if you are in jail, you still can have visitation and custody. Court and lawyers cost a lot of money however, do you believe that your children are worth it? Most lawyers will work out a monthly payment plan with you and believe me it will be worth it. You can always file charges against her for fleeing the state with no custody placement order from the court.
I am in Ohio and my ex accused me of abducting her at gun point. This never happened. All she wanted was my son because we have shared custody. I was arrested and 3 years and $20 000 later was I only able to clear it up. Yes, they can do it and you can do nothing about it. It costs upward of $250 an hour for an attorney too. Because abduction was a felony, instead of taking the chance with a jury and getting 5 years, I decieded to take a misdem. plea. I got it expunged, but now the prosecutor who doesn't even know me and who had nothing to do with the original case, wants to over turn my expungement, so now I had to get an appeals lawyer ($3500) to talk to them about it. I am still awaiting the verdict and my ex continues to take me to court for things. She has so far got nothing because we still have joint custody and with all she put me thru', other than losing thousands on something I didn't do everything is still the same as it was when we got divorced and I see my son all the time. I know it sucks that us men can't do anything. I pay her $508 a month for child support and she is still wanting more and keeps taking me to court. So far the court has granted her nothing more. We have another court date on 7/24. It is on going and devastating emotionally and especially financially. Good luck, I know where you coming from. Hang in there and if you did nothing wrong, I feel that it will one day work out for us.
YOu need to document any and all instances of falsity from your ex, and consider filing a PPO - personal protection order.
You also need a good lawyer. Talk to the police in your area and ask them about how you can get your record cleared. Believe me - this country preaches ';innocent until proven guilty'; but I have seen that he (or she) who calls the cops first is treated as though they are right. No one checks the facts first to see if the accusing party is lying or not.
Give her what she wants before she ruins the rest of your life.
Don't mess around.
get a good layer and sue the crazy women
Same thing happened to my hubby. It took over 2 yrs to go to court and then she didn't even show. He spent a lot on a lawyer as well as not having the right to contact her. He never saw his daughter (born after she did this) for 2 yrs!!! It was a good tactic on her part. It worked, but has been hell for us.
If you have proof that the assult was false, then you could go to court and the charges could be dismissed. And no it is not legal for people to report a false assult cause if they are caughtthey could go to jail or do community service. If you have the proof, you are straight.
you can be arested on he word, and i know that sucks.did she have any red marks or anyting?she may drop them but the state would pick up, you have to prove you didnt, and if she did it to herself like i have seen ladies do, then you just gotta tell the judge right in his eyes,that you didnt hurt her.
You can be charged with anything and with very little evidence but being convicted is another thing. You might want to check with an attorney and have them tell you if it is worth looking into. It will eventually all come out into court and she could be charged and convicted of false allegations and report if this is the fact. They are real speculative when it comes to domestic violence and alot of people get falsely accused at first. But conjoin with an attorney on this matter
In domestic abuse cases, when one spouse is injured, the other goes to jail. There's another side to this story that I suspect you ';forgot'; to mention. You don't get arrested in this situation for mere suspicions. If the investigator didn't even question you, that tells me it was a ';slam - dunk'; case. It IS right and is a very good law. Take responsibility for what you did, deal with it and more importantly, LEARN something from it. The financial ';devistation'; is your tuition. Then move on with your life, a happier, wiser man.
it can definantly happen. a friend of mine's wife accuses him of assuault every time he leaves her, and with taking his kids away forever. She is actually the one abusing him *yes.. that happens* and there have been witnesses *he once jumped out a 3rd story window to escape her*, and yet all she does when he leaves her is get him arrested for ';assault.'; she gets her kids to accuse him using his name ,to his face. can you imagine hearing ';ryan is bad daddy, ryan hurts mommy, i love you daddy'; every time you see your kids?
Sue her for defamation of character
yes it is legal , the police is going to always believe a lady before a man anyway , just stay away from her to u go to court b/c if u go around her she can take more papers out of u for harassem her . so just keep peace to u go to go and then u can tell your side what happened
the answer is yes they can do it to you
she is a witness who filed a complaint with the police
you can probably have the thing dismissed if there is no evidence against you other than her word, but as for the costs you've paid, yep, yer screwed
Wow Rich,
You seem to have your hands full. Go to this site http://experts.about.com/q/Divorce-Issue鈥?/a>
Very helpful information. You should be able to have you questions answered here as well.
Good Luck on your situation. Sorry I can't be any help!!
She must have had evidence or a witness. The money is little compared to the long term consequences on the children. End the relationship and more on for everyone's best interest.
You're ex-wife or anyone for that matter is allowed to press charges at any given time. Of course she has to substatiate these charges as well.
The rest about your kids all depends on what state you reside in. The fact of the matter is that you need a lawyer and lots of money. You can sue for her accusations if you can prove them to be false.
I'm sorry to day that if you are on a fixed income as student you will not get custody of your children, nor will you be able to afford the costs to even work out partial visitation. The best you can do is either quit school to get a full time job to pay for this, or find a lawyer willing to work for free, or bide your time until you have completed your studies and have a job which will provide enough income to accomplish this.
Remember, you married her. You have tolive with the consequences.
Domestic abuse has a sort of rarefied air of guilty-until-proven innocent (as does child abuse and some others). Fortunately we have a court system that provides due process and you will get your day in court. If it is determined that this was an egregiously false report you can sue you ex-wife for the costs required to defend yourself when the trial is all over (in civil court)...and it will not be a plus for her in the custody hearing. I would not under any circumstances plead to a lesser charge just to get over it faster.
I am sorry about all of this. It is amazing what one partner will do to another...unthinkable really. Persevere - you have children and if you do not, they will grow up thinking how your wife behaves is right and normal.
Good luck and God bless.
A note to Mike the paramedic. I sincerely hope some woman creates a crap storm in your life and your friends and family sides with her. Even though you have seen it a thousand times, denials and all, doesn't mean that false accusations occur. Shut your pie hole and stop with the self-righteous, all-knowing, denial-only-means-you-did-it routine. Sometimes denial means you didn't do it.My soon to be ex filed false assult charges against me and they arrested me. How can they do that ? Concerned?
If you truly didn't do anything to her or the kids then go to court when you should and take a lawyer with you. It would help to know what state youre in because I live in Wisconsin which is a very progressive state as far as mens/fathers rights go. In Wisconsin it doesn't matter if you are in jail, you still can have visitation and custody. Court and lawyers cost a lot of money however, do you believe that your children are worth it? Most lawyers will work out a monthly payment plan with you and believe me it will be worth it. You can always file charges against her for fleeing the state with no custody placement order from the court.
I am in Ohio and my ex accused me of abducting her at gun point. This never happened. All she wanted was my son because we have shared custody. I was arrested and 3 years and $20 000 later was I only able to clear it up. Yes, they can do it and you can do nothing about it. It costs upward of $250 an hour for an attorney too. Because abduction was a felony, instead of taking the chance with a jury and getting 5 years, I decieded to take a misdem. plea. I got it expunged, but now the prosecutor who doesn't even know me and who had nothing to do with the original case, wants to over turn my expungement, so now I had to get an appeals lawyer ($3500) to talk to them about it. I am still awaiting the verdict and my ex continues to take me to court for things. She has so far got nothing because we still have joint custody and with all she put me thru', other than losing thousands on something I didn't do everything is still the same as it was when we got divorced and I see my son all the time. I know it sucks that us men can't do anything. I pay her $508 a month for child support and she is still wanting more and keeps taking me to court. So far the court has granted her nothing more. We have another court date on 7/24. It is on going and devastating emotionally and especially financially. Good luck, I know where you coming from. Hang in there and if you did nothing wrong, I feel that it will one day work out for us.
YOu need to document any and all instances of falsity from your ex, and consider filing a PPO - personal protection order.
You also need a good lawyer. Talk to the police in your area and ask them about how you can get your record cleared. Believe me - this country preaches ';innocent until proven guilty'; but I have seen that he (or she) who calls the cops first is treated as though they are right. No one checks the facts first to see if the accusing party is lying or not.
Give her what she wants before she ruins the rest of your life.
Don't mess around.
get a good layer and sue the crazy women
Same thing happened to my hubby. It took over 2 yrs to go to court and then she didn't even show. He spent a lot on a lawyer as well as not having the right to contact her. He never saw his daughter (born after she did this) for 2 yrs!!! It was a good tactic on her part. It worked, but has been hell for us.
If you have proof that the assult was false, then you could go to court and the charges could be dismissed. And no it is not legal for people to report a false assult cause if they are caughtthey could go to jail or do community service. If you have the proof, you are straight.
you can be arested on he word, and i know that sucks.did she have any red marks or anyting?she may drop them but the state would pick up, you have to prove you didnt, and if she did it to herself like i have seen ladies do, then you just gotta tell the judge right in his eyes,that you didnt hurt her.
You can be charged with anything and with very little evidence but being convicted is another thing. You might want to check with an attorney and have them tell you if it is worth looking into. It will eventually all come out into court and she could be charged and convicted of false allegations and report if this is the fact. They are real speculative when it comes to domestic violence and alot of people get falsely accused at first. But conjoin with an attorney on this matter
In domestic abuse cases, when one spouse is injured, the other goes to jail. There's another side to this story that I suspect you ';forgot'; to mention. You don't get arrested in this situation for mere suspicions. If the investigator didn't even question you, that tells me it was a ';slam - dunk'; case. It IS right and is a very good law. Take responsibility for what you did, deal with it and more importantly, LEARN something from it. The financial ';devistation'; is your tuition. Then move on with your life, a happier, wiser man.
it can definantly happen. a friend of mine's wife accuses him of assuault every time he leaves her, and with taking his kids away forever. She is actually the one abusing him *yes.. that happens* and there have been witnesses *he once jumped out a 3rd story window to escape her*, and yet all she does when he leaves her is get him arrested for ';assault.'; she gets her kids to accuse him using his name ,to his face. can you imagine hearing ';ryan is bad daddy, ryan hurts mommy, i love you daddy'; every time you see your kids?
Sue her for defamation of character
yes it is legal , the police is going to always believe a lady before a man anyway , just stay away from her to u go to court b/c if u go around her she can take more papers out of u for harassem her . so just keep peace to u go to go and then u can tell your side what happened
the answer is yes they can do it to you
she is a witness who filed a complaint with the police
you can probably have the thing dismissed if there is no evidence against you other than her word, but as for the costs you've paid, yep, yer screwed
Wow Rich,
You seem to have your hands full. Go to this site http://experts.about.com/q/Divorce-Issue鈥?/a>
Very helpful information. You should be able to have you questions answered here as well.
Good Luck on your situation. Sorry I can't be any help!!
She must have had evidence or a witness. The money is little compared to the long term consequences on the children. End the relationship and more on for everyone's best interest.
You're ex-wife or anyone for that matter is allowed to press charges at any given time. Of course she has to substatiate these charges as well.
The rest about your kids all depends on what state you reside in. The fact of the matter is that you need a lawyer and lots of money. You can sue for her accusations if you can prove them to be false.
I'm sorry to day that if you are on a fixed income as student you will not get custody of your children, nor will you be able to afford the costs to even work out partial visitation. The best you can do is either quit school to get a full time job to pay for this, or find a lawyer willing to work for free, or bide your time until you have completed your studies and have a job which will provide enough income to accomplish this.
Remember, you married her. You have tolive with the consequences.
Why do people think they have to submit to bad cops. That you are not allowed to resist arrests that are false?
Court Cases establising your right and DUTY to resist unlawful police.
A citizen's right to resist UNLAWFUL arrest. (Court Rulings)
Posted November 22nd, 2008 by Citizen Joe
On August 15th, 2008 Citizen Joe says:
As citizens of the United States of America, we must understand that we are the rulers of our own lives and each of us holds sovereign rights over our bodies and liberties.
We must also understand that when police officers or government officials break the law they no longer hold any authority what so ever. In the instant they act outside the law and under color of authority or jurisdiction we have a right and duty to resist.
Below are some very interesting court decisions and legal precedents in which honorable judges and juries have found the right to resist with mortal force is the right of all free citizens.
All law enforcement and government officials should be made of aware of these facts. Maybe that will raise some eyebrows instead of billy clubs and ltasers.
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';Citizens may resist unlawful arrest to the point of taking an arresting officer's life if necessary.” Plummer v. State, 136 Ind. 306. This premise was upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States in the case: John Bad Elk v. U.S., 177 U.S. 529. The Court stated: “Where the officer is killed in the course of the disorder which naturally accompanies an attempted arrest that is resisted, the law looks with very different eyes upon the transaction, when the officer had the right to make the arrest, from what it does if the officer had no right. What may be murder in the first case might be nothing more than manslaughter in the other, or the facts might show that no offense had been committed.”
“An arrest made with a defective warrant, or one issued without affidavit, or one that fails to allege a crime is within jurisdiction, and one who is being arrested, may resist arrest and break away. lf the arresting officer is killed by one who is so resisting, the killing will be no more than an involuntary manslaughter.” Housh v. People, 75 111. 491; reaffirmed and quoted in State v. Leach, 7 Conn. 452; State v. Gleason, 32 Kan. 245; Ballard v. State, 43 Ohio 349; State v Rousseau, 241 P. 2d 447; State v. Spaulding, 34 Minn. 3621.
“When a person, being without fault, is in a place where he has a right to be, is violently assaulted, he may, without retreating, repel by force, and if, in the reasonable exercise of his right of self defense, his assailant is killed, he is justified.” Runyan v. State, 57 Ind. 80; Miller v. State, 74 Ind. 1.
“These principles apply as well to an officer attempting to make an arrest, who abuses his authority and transcends the bounds thereof by the use of unnecessary force and violence, as they do to a private individual who unlawfully uses such force and violence.” Jones v. State, 26 Tex. App. I; Beaverts v. State, 4 Tex. App. 1 75; Skidmore v. State, 43 Tex. 93, 903.
“An illegal arrest is an assault and battery. The person so attempted to be restrained of his liberty has the same right to use force in defending himself as he would in repelling any other assault and battery.” (State v. Robinson, 145 ME. 77, 72 ATL. 260).
“Each person has the right to resist an unlawful arrest. In such a case, the person attempting the arrest stands in the position of a wrongdoer and may be resisted by the use of force, as in self- defense.” (State v. Mobley, 240 N.C. 476, 83 S.E. 2d 100).
“One may come to the aid of another being unlawfully arrested, just as he may where one is being assaulted, molested, raped or kidnapped. Thus it is not an offense to liberate one from the unlawful custody of an officer, even though he may have submitted to such custody, without resistance.” (Adams v. State, 121 Ga. 16, 48 S.E. 910).
“Story affirmed the right of self-defense by persons held illegally. In his own writings, he had admitted that ‘a situation could arise in which the checks-and-balances principle ceased to work and the various branches of government concurred in a gross usurpation.’ There would be no usual remedy by changing the law or passing an amendment to the Constitution, should the oppressed party be a minority. Story concluded, ‘If there be any remedy at all ... it is a remedy never provided for by human institutions.’ That was the ‘ultimate right of all human beings in extreme cases to resist oppression, and to apply force against ruinous injustice.’” (From Mutiny on the Amistad by Howard Jones, Oxford University Press, 1987, an account of the reading of the decision in the case by Justice Joseph Story of the Supreme Court.
As for grounds for arrest: “The carrying of arms in a quiet, peaceable, and orderly manner, concealed on or about the person, is not a breach of the peace. Nor does such an act of itself, lead to a breach of the peace.” (Wharton’s Criminal and Civil Procedure, 12th Ed., Vol.2: Judy v. Lashley, 5 W. Va. 628,Why do people think they have to submit to bad cops. That you are not allowed to resist arrests that are false?
interesting, i look at false arrest as kidnapping and there should be laws against it with penaltys to match.
cops who abuse power in this war just abuse, fear can be as strong as if a nobody tried to take you captive.short hair cut
A citizen's right to resist UNLAWFUL arrest. (Court Rulings)
Posted November 22nd, 2008 by Citizen Joe
On August 15th, 2008 Citizen Joe says:
As citizens of the United States of America, we must understand that we are the rulers of our own lives and each of us holds sovereign rights over our bodies and liberties.
We must also understand that when police officers or government officials break the law they no longer hold any authority what so ever. In the instant they act outside the law and under color of authority or jurisdiction we have a right and duty to resist.
Below are some very interesting court decisions and legal precedents in which honorable judges and juries have found the right to resist with mortal force is the right of all free citizens.
All law enforcement and government officials should be made of aware of these facts. Maybe that will raise some eyebrows instead of billy clubs and ltasers.
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';Citizens may resist unlawful arrest to the point of taking an arresting officer's life if necessary.” Plummer v. State, 136 Ind. 306. This premise was upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States in the case: John Bad Elk v. U.S., 177 U.S. 529. The Court stated: “Where the officer is killed in the course of the disorder which naturally accompanies an attempted arrest that is resisted, the law looks with very different eyes upon the transaction, when the officer had the right to make the arrest, from what it does if the officer had no right. What may be murder in the first case might be nothing more than manslaughter in the other, or the facts might show that no offense had been committed.”
“An arrest made with a defective warrant, or one issued without affidavit, or one that fails to allege a crime is within jurisdiction, and one who is being arrested, may resist arrest and break away. lf the arresting officer is killed by one who is so resisting, the killing will be no more than an involuntary manslaughter.” Housh v. People, 75 111. 491; reaffirmed and quoted in State v. Leach, 7 Conn. 452; State v. Gleason, 32 Kan. 245; Ballard v. State, 43 Ohio 349; State v Rousseau, 241 P. 2d 447; State v. Spaulding, 34 Minn. 3621.
“When a person, being without fault, is in a place where he has a right to be, is violently assaulted, he may, without retreating, repel by force, and if, in the reasonable exercise of his right of self defense, his assailant is killed, he is justified.” Runyan v. State, 57 Ind. 80; Miller v. State, 74 Ind. 1.
“These principles apply as well to an officer attempting to make an arrest, who abuses his authority and transcends the bounds thereof by the use of unnecessary force and violence, as they do to a private individual who unlawfully uses such force and violence.” Jones v. State, 26 Tex. App. I; Beaverts v. State, 4 Tex. App. 1 75; Skidmore v. State, 43 Tex. 93, 903.
“An illegal arrest is an assault and battery. The person so attempted to be restrained of his liberty has the same right to use force in defending himself as he would in repelling any other assault and battery.” (State v. Robinson, 145 ME. 77, 72 ATL. 260).
“Each person has the right to resist an unlawful arrest. In such a case, the person attempting the arrest stands in the position of a wrongdoer and may be resisted by the use of force, as in self- defense.” (State v. Mobley, 240 N.C. 476, 83 S.E. 2d 100).
“One may come to the aid of another being unlawfully arrested, just as he may where one is being assaulted, molested, raped or kidnapped. Thus it is not an offense to liberate one from the unlawful custody of an officer, even though he may have submitted to such custody, without resistance.” (Adams v. State, 121 Ga. 16, 48 S.E. 910).
“Story affirmed the right of self-defense by persons held illegally. In his own writings, he had admitted that ‘a situation could arise in which the checks-and-balances principle ceased to work and the various branches of government concurred in a gross usurpation.’ There would be no usual remedy by changing the law or passing an amendment to the Constitution, should the oppressed party be a minority. Story concluded, ‘If there be any remedy at all ... it is a remedy never provided for by human institutions.’ That was the ‘ultimate right of all human beings in extreme cases to resist oppression, and to apply force against ruinous injustice.’” (From Mutiny on the Amistad by Howard Jones, Oxford University Press, 1987, an account of the reading of the decision in the case by Justice Joseph Story of the Supreme Court.
As for grounds for arrest: “The carrying of arms in a quiet, peaceable, and orderly manner, concealed on or about the person, is not a breach of the peace. Nor does such an act of itself, lead to a breach of the peace.” (Wharton’s Criminal and Civil Procedure, 12th Ed., Vol.2: Judy v. Lashley, 5 W. Va. 628,Why do people think they have to submit to bad cops. That you are not allowed to resist arrests that are false?
interesting, i look at false arrest as kidnapping and there should be laws against it with penaltys to match.
cops who abuse power in this war just abuse, fear can be as strong as if a nobody tried to take you captive.
I've been arrested before!!! True or False?
What do you think?I've been arrested before!!! True or False?
I don't think so. You look kinda innocent.I've been arrested before!!! True or False?
false
true, for public intoxication
Trick question: You were almost arrested but you got out of it.
arrested!
in hearts and hugs!
True
True!
False
False.
True.
I think you have. You've got a mischievous smile. I'll say true.
falssseeeeee.
False....but I have.
Um..sure true? ;)
false, i dont think u have
uummm... true??
false %26gt;%26gt;
false
false
Naw, but I have been wrong before
false.
me: no
you: i think so
ttrue
I don't think so. You look kinda innocent.I've been arrested before!!! True or False?
false
true, for public intoxication
Trick question: You were almost arrested but you got out of it.
arrested!
in hearts and hugs!
True
True!
False
False.
True.
I think you have. You've got a mischievous smile. I'll say true.
falssseeeeee.
False....but I have.
Um..sure true? ;)
false, i dont think u have
uummm... true??
false %26gt;%26gt;
false
false
Naw, but I have been wrong before
false.
me: no
you: i think so
ttrue
False practitioners who are cocaine and dementing drug users should be arrested and prosecuted under 21?
My name is DOCTOR William Crittenden, victim of prosecution under COLOR of law by drug users, crimes against humanity and PEACE. Prosecution should take place immediately with obliteration of medical and legal licenses!False practitioners who are cocaine and dementing drug users should be arrested and prosecuted under 21?
What exactly is your question?
What exactly is your question?
Should creationist speakers be arrested for giving false information?
I would like to say that
A) Every Creationist ';theory'; and ';contradiction'; is NOT supported by concrete science........Do you IDiots wonder why that instead of your ';science'; being taught at classrooms and universities, the best you have are merely inaccurate websites and Youtube videos?
B) When Creationist ';scientists'; that ';there is no proof'; of (missing link, evolution, etc.) they tend to ignore all information that can be found on every biology book known to man. This is considered lying becuase most often or not, Creationist Scientists claim to have a PhD in Biology, if that is true they can't claim that they ';forgot'; some of the most crucial elements of evolution. Since they would have spent a good portion of time STUDYING it. Therefore, they are simply lying and abusing their degrees and freedom of speech to manipulate the masses for the further advancement of their own political gain.......Should creationist speakers be arrested for giving false information?
Might not be a bad idea. Sooner or later, one of them is going to assert something that's not only blatantly false, but also manages to get somebody killed because they believed it instead of valid science. When that happens, I hope they sue the socks off him.Should creationist speakers be arrested for giving false information?
Religion isn't all about political gain... Also it isn't against the law just to lie. Since religion has been around for so so so long, everyone will not stop believing at once. Oh well, though, with religion some people have better morals so that's good, right?
You cannot arrest someone for talking nonsense.
It is not against the law unless it falls under the categories of slander or libel.
I don't always agree with what people say but I still respect their right to freedom of speech.
It is the evolutionist who should be arrested for false information not creationists. Yet Kent Hovind has been put in jail on trumped up charges because he dared to speak the truth. what are the evo's so scared of?
I don't use inaccurate websites or youtube... i use the Bible to prove my faith, thank you... and if you don't want to hear of it, then shut your ears and leave us alone.
Nobody should be arrested for giving false information.
Unless it causes harm.
Once you start arresting people because you ';know better than they do,'; the next phase is goose-stepping through the streets...
I think stupidity is protected in the Bill of Rights, isn't it?
If it were illegal, we'd all be in jail.
No, their beliefs should simply have no social currency and should be ridiculed for the nonsense it is.
I would love them to have them not speak, but I'd say free speech wins the battle.
If people want to be stupid, let them be.
...intrestingly enough, your answer is found in Scripture.
I also wondered the same thing about evolution..
ROFL... First Amendment is beautiful, isn't it?
haha. real funny. but hey, live and let live...
it's all in the eye of the beholder.
No.
I stopped reading when you said, ';do you idiots';....have some respect for yourself and others.
What gives you more rights to voice your beliefs than I have to voice mine ?
Have a nice rant? Feel better now?
Of course, many of us would say the same thing about neo-Darwinists.
The answer is, we simply think you guys are coming to the wrong conclusions.
The Darwin Party M.O.
• Step 1: Assume evolution.
• Step 2: Observe a fact.
• Step 3: Make up a story to show how the fact might fit in with the assumption of evolution.
• Step 4: Attack, ridicule, and persecute anyone who doesn’t toe the Darwin Party line.
From what I've seen, I have to agree with T. Wallace: “A major reason why evolutionist arguments can sound so persuasive is because they often combine assertive dogma with intimidating, dismissive ridicule towards anyone who dares to disagree with them. Evolutionists wrongly believe that their views are validated by persuasive presentations invoking scientific terminology and allusions to a presumed monopoly of scientific knowledge and understanding on their part. But they haven’t come close to demonstrating evolutionism to be more than an ever-changing theory with a highly questionable and unscientific basis. (The situation isn’t helped by poor science education generally. Even advanced college biology students often understand little more than the dogma of evolutionary theory, and few have the time [or the guts] to question its scientific validity.)”
A) Every Creationist ';theory'; and ';contradiction'; is NOT supported by concrete science........Do you IDiots wonder why that instead of your ';science'; being taught at classrooms and universities, the best you have are merely inaccurate websites and Youtube videos?
B) When Creationist ';scientists'; that ';there is no proof'; of (missing link, evolution, etc.) they tend to ignore all information that can be found on every biology book known to man. This is considered lying becuase most often or not, Creationist Scientists claim to have a PhD in Biology, if that is true they can't claim that they ';forgot'; some of the most crucial elements of evolution. Since they would have spent a good portion of time STUDYING it. Therefore, they are simply lying and abusing their degrees and freedom of speech to manipulate the masses for the further advancement of their own political gain.......Should creationist speakers be arrested for giving false information?
Might not be a bad idea. Sooner or later, one of them is going to assert something that's not only blatantly false, but also manages to get somebody killed because they believed it instead of valid science. When that happens, I hope they sue the socks off him.Should creationist speakers be arrested for giving false information?
Religion isn't all about political gain... Also it isn't against the law just to lie. Since religion has been around for so so so long, everyone will not stop believing at once. Oh well, though, with religion some people have better morals so that's good, right?
You cannot arrest someone for talking nonsense.
It is not against the law unless it falls under the categories of slander or libel.
I don't always agree with what people say but I still respect their right to freedom of speech.
It is the evolutionist who should be arrested for false information not creationists. Yet Kent Hovind has been put in jail on trumped up charges because he dared to speak the truth. what are the evo's so scared of?
I don't use inaccurate websites or youtube... i use the Bible to prove my faith, thank you... and if you don't want to hear of it, then shut your ears and leave us alone.
Nobody should be arrested for giving false information.
Unless it causes harm.
Once you start arresting people because you ';know better than they do,'; the next phase is goose-stepping through the streets...
I think stupidity is protected in the Bill of Rights, isn't it?
If it were illegal, we'd all be in jail.
No, their beliefs should simply have no social currency and should be ridiculed for the nonsense it is.
I would love them to have them not speak, but I'd say free speech wins the battle.
If people want to be stupid, let them be.
...intrestingly enough, your answer is found in Scripture.
I also wondered the same thing about evolution..
ROFL... First Amendment is beautiful, isn't it?
haha. real funny. but hey, live and let live...
it's all in the eye of the beholder.
No.
I stopped reading when you said, ';do you idiots';....have some respect for yourself and others.
What gives you more rights to voice your beliefs than I have to voice mine ?
Have a nice rant? Feel better now?
Of course, many of us would say the same thing about neo-Darwinists.
The answer is, we simply think you guys are coming to the wrong conclusions.
The Darwin Party M.O.
• Step 1: Assume evolution.
• Step 2: Observe a fact.
• Step 3: Make up a story to show how the fact might fit in with the assumption of evolution.
• Step 4: Attack, ridicule, and persecute anyone who doesn’t toe the Darwin Party line.
From what I've seen, I have to agree with T. Wallace: “A major reason why evolutionist arguments can sound so persuasive is because they often combine assertive dogma with intimidating, dismissive ridicule towards anyone who dares to disagree with them. Evolutionists wrongly believe that their views are validated by persuasive presentations invoking scientific terminology and allusions to a presumed monopoly of scientific knowledge and understanding on their part. But they haven’t come close to demonstrating evolutionism to be more than an ever-changing theory with a highly questionable and unscientific basis. (The situation isn’t helped by poor science education generally. Even advanced college biology students often understand little more than the dogma of evolutionary theory, and few have the time [or the guts] to question its scientific validity.)”
Should women who wear padded bras be arrested and charged with false advertising?
No they are not advertising they are trying to catch the eye of a manShould women who wear padded bras be arrested and charged with false advertising?
No - only because jails are already overcrowded. (Stupid answer for silly question.)Should women who wear padded bras be arrested and charged with false advertising?
whatever they choose to wear they should be allowed to do so, no expectations.
No, they aren't advertising anything, they're just wearing a bra. Jeeze, not being able to wear a bra, what this world has come to!
should men be arrested for stuffing their under ware i think that falls under false advertising hmmmmmmmmm !!
no, it's just for protection
NO more so than a man who walks around with a pair of socks wadded up in his jeans....
you can file a complaint with your local police dept. (i'm sure they can use a good laugh
hahaha I know how decieving especially those ';water'; bras what if they burst?
I'll stop wearing my padded bra if you stop wearing your false teeth and Cuban heels!
nope,,,because it dosent have a for sale sign hanging,,,,,LOL
False Advertising is not against the law. And besides, some woman wear padded bra's so they feel more confident with their bodys. They happen to have been born small.
Peace:
Amanda
the only bra i wear is body by vs and those are padded i like the padded ones b/c they keep both my boobs one shape.. but im not advertising myself so thats your problem that you feel that way
Its sexual forgery! Its like going to a car dealer and buying a ringer. All that time and money spent for a wipe of kleenex!
no more power to em they can pump em up too..ha
nope.
seriously?
Dude, you guys are taking this too seriously. No, it's not false advertising because half the time it's possible to see that they're wearing a padded bra without them taking off their shirt (for example, if a girl with like 32AAA suddenly comes in a few sizes bigger, you're going to know that she's got something fake down there). If they already have big ones...who's going to notice if they're any bigger?
They stop your nips showing through
well i cant understand whom are they trying to cheat ? them selves i think coz they have inferiority complex there is nothing wrong have small ....
What about the silicone implants? The hair extensions, the wigs, the plumped up lips, the eyeliner and the FALSE EYELASHES which EVERY celebrity wears.
It's all false advertising. You hardly ever get what you see. Where would you draw the line?
Lol...I'm a woman but I think that's kind of funny.
And it IS kind of advertising, because why would you pad your bra if you didn't want people to notice your boobs?
But seriously, a man should not judge a woman based on the size of her breasts, and if you find that things aren't what they appear, it shouldn't matter. It's not what's on the outside, but on the INSIDE that counts. You should still love her anyway. ;-)
guys wear baggy jeans ....i think that sort of does compare?
boy, your moniker really says it all, doesn't it?
If women who feel that wearing a padded bra will make them feel better, who are you to say they should be arrested %26amp; charged with false advertising. The police have much better, more important things to do, like arresting REAL criminals.
you need a hobby.
No I don't think so. Should men who stuff socks down their pants be arrested?
No, that's dumb. Any guy who has a problem with what the woman really looks like shouldn't be with her because then he's obviously in the relationship for the wrong reasons.
No because they aren't advertising anything.
No I guess not. They should stop making padded bra's. :P
hell yeah they should.... luckily, i don't need to employ such tactics.
WTF are you on about who rattled your cage? not that i need a padded bra my b**bs are big enough no false advertising here.
No - only because jails are already overcrowded. (Stupid answer for silly question.)Should women who wear padded bras be arrested and charged with false advertising?
whatever they choose to wear they should be allowed to do so, no expectations.
No, they aren't advertising anything, they're just wearing a bra. Jeeze, not being able to wear a bra, what this world has come to!
should men be arrested for stuffing their under ware i think that falls under false advertising hmmmmmmmmm !!
no, it's just for protection
NO more so than a man who walks around with a pair of socks wadded up in his jeans....
you can file a complaint with your local police dept. (i'm sure they can use a good laugh
hahaha I know how decieving especially those ';water'; bras what if they burst?
I'll stop wearing my padded bra if you stop wearing your false teeth and Cuban heels!
nope,,,because it dosent have a for sale sign hanging,,,,,LOL
False Advertising is not against the law. And besides, some woman wear padded bra's so they feel more confident with their bodys. They happen to have been born small.
Peace:
Amanda
the only bra i wear is body by vs and those are padded i like the padded ones b/c they keep both my boobs one shape.. but im not advertising myself so thats your problem that you feel that way
Its sexual forgery! Its like going to a car dealer and buying a ringer. All that time and money spent for a wipe of kleenex!
no more power to em they can pump em up too..ha
nope.
seriously?
Dude, you guys are taking this too seriously. No, it's not false advertising because half the time it's possible to see that they're wearing a padded bra without them taking off their shirt (for example, if a girl with like 32AAA suddenly comes in a few sizes bigger, you're going to know that she's got something fake down there). If they already have big ones...who's going to notice if they're any bigger?
They stop your nips showing through
well i cant understand whom are they trying to cheat ? them selves i think coz they have inferiority complex there is nothing wrong have small ....
What about the silicone implants? The hair extensions, the wigs, the plumped up lips, the eyeliner and the FALSE EYELASHES which EVERY celebrity wears.
It's all false advertising. You hardly ever get what you see. Where would you draw the line?
Lol...I'm a woman but I think that's kind of funny.
And it IS kind of advertising, because why would you pad your bra if you didn't want people to notice your boobs?
But seriously, a man should not judge a woman based on the size of her breasts, and if you find that things aren't what they appear, it shouldn't matter. It's not what's on the outside, but on the INSIDE that counts. You should still love her anyway. ;-)
guys wear baggy jeans ....i think that sort of does compare?
boy, your moniker really says it all, doesn't it?
If women who feel that wearing a padded bra will make them feel better, who are you to say they should be arrested %26amp; charged with false advertising. The police have much better, more important things to do, like arresting REAL criminals.
you need a hobby.
No I don't think so. Should men who stuff socks down their pants be arrested?
No, that's dumb. Any guy who has a problem with what the woman really looks like shouldn't be with her because then he's obviously in the relationship for the wrong reasons.
No because they aren't advertising anything.
No I guess not. They should stop making padded bra's. :P
hell yeah they should.... luckily, i don't need to employ such tactics.
WTF are you on about who rattled your cage? not that i need a padded bra my b**bs are big enough no false advertising here.
True or False: ';A conservative is a liberal who was mugged and a liberal is a conservative who was arrested?';
Heard this for the first time yesterday and wondered what Yahooers would think of it.
Please explain your thinking.True or False: ';A conservative is a liberal who was mugged and a liberal is a conservative who was arrested?';
True.
The liberal wants the freedom to go where he wants and live how he wants until he is physically violated. Then, he wants the entire justice system and the government to make sure he is protected at any cost to his freedom. He wants the guns taken away and the punishment for the crime committed against him to be greatly increased.
The conservative wants a system of regulations that make everyone live by the same rules (for everyone's protection, of course) until the point where he violates one of those rules (maybe because the rules are black and white and life is not). Then, his personal freedom has been violated and he wants the justice system and government to back off and give him the freedom he needs to live life as he wishes. It's perfectly okay to violate the freedom of others, but don't touch his personal freedom.True or False: ';A conservative is a liberal who was mugged and a liberal is a conservative who was arrested?';
I think it's more of a generalization than a fact. I've also heard it said that if you're under 30 and not a liberal, you have no heart, and if you're over 30 and not a conservative, you have no brain.
I think a liberal who was mugged would spend countless hours pondering why they were mugged, and trying to cast the blame away from the mugger and onto society in general. The event would not turn them into a conservative, but would rather be a wonderful way of reinforcing their liberalism. They could even testify on behalf of the poor soul who injured them, so that the dear person could have yet another shot at life and reform. A conservative who was arrested would make a big ethical deal of owning up to the fact that they were, in fact, responsible for whatever illegal act they committed. However, a conservative would also most likely spend much money on trying make sure that their name was cleared after the fact, so that nothing would be noted on their permanent record, since that would mean change, and change is bad. An independent party would most likely make the best of the situation either way, make the system work for them, and see that the responsible party (even their own self) was adequately reprimanded, and rehabilitated if necessary. Belief in the system with a healthy helping of questioning and reform is what makes politics and government work.
Not really. The accusation is that I can learn only through my experience, and that my politics is strictly self centered. Neither of these is very true, (or complimentary)
False. It's a pejorative characterization that's unfair to both sides.
False
This is an example of political profiling.
Wait... what? False. Your logic baffles me.
True.
It's a joke and a few people take it too seriously. But like any good joke, there's at least a little truth in it. A person's outlook on most things, including politics, is based on personal experience - not objective analysis.
The first part is true, the second part is someone's fantasy. Conservatives work and take care of family, they aren't out getting arrested.
Sounds like more of the same old tired drivle to me.
My best answer is TRULSE....for a LIBERAL liberal, and a CONSERVATIVE is a conservative....
...all in between falls out of each categories....so my best advise....we should always be critical and discerning to all we heard or read around for people now a days are more trying to become inventive of words...they don't really mean nor know well but creating attentions to sense like distinct...but not so impressive...
...in my own thinking....it does not even make a cent to buy NOTHING! hehehe...bye
No a conservative is usually arested but it's not his fault. He really didn't mean to proposition that undercover policeman in the bathroom. He was jsut wiping his butt. A liberal is some one that cares about people regardless if he is in the closet or not.
You can tear that sentence apart and it actually makes sense. A free spirit has a bad/evil experience, and takes guard. The upstanding guarded man gets run in by authority, and decides to take up arms againsts the red coats and declare independence and, oh - wait, I'm sorry. Reminded me of a 200 year old story.
False. Too simple.
Besides, my father is as far to the left as one can get. He was mugged at gunpoint a few years ago. It didn't change his political views one iota.
A conservative is a liberal who did not have a secure upbringing by loving, committed parents. So basically, by the time you're three years old, your future political philosophies have already been formed. Your parents didn't love you? You're going to be a conservative, no doubt...
Want to raise conservative kids? No problem, just get divorced and have a vicious custody battle.
Conservatives are bad people, but it's not really their fault. It's their parents' fault...
haha thats pretty funny!
people like you should not be allowed to vote!
False. While the first one may be true. . . the second one is exactly the opposit. A liberal who was arrested merely becomes more of a liberal; whereas the conservative who thinks once you are arrested we should just dispense with court and shoot them on the spot - he changes his mind once he is arrested, deals with cops and prosecutors, and then starts thinking the ACLU is, in fact, an important organization.
Too big for me to wrap my brain around.
I don't even want to know what that makes me.
liberal rubbish.
what have you got that isn't jugged fish?
False.
A conservative is a liberal that grew up, got a job, and an education.
False. My thinking is that I don't base my political ideologies on trite, pseudo-intellectual colloquialisms.
na i was pretty moderate-liberal boarderline until i got arrested now im more liberal
Sounds like B.S. to me!!!
So... subsituting terms... ';A conservative is a conservative who was arrested and then mugged, and a liberal is a liberal who was mugged and then arrested.';
That doesn't make any sense, does it?
that's true
True, politics are reactionary to personal events.
i'm a liberal and i've never been arrested...or mugged...
is this supposed to be an anology ?
lol, that's pretty funny, and aside from the basic fact that not everyone responds the same to those things, it does make a little sense. Of course it's nothing more than a joke, but it is a good joke.
Haha, that's apt in many ways:) I think there's an element of truth there, though if anyone tried to mug me I'd let daylight into 'em. As for being arrested, i think it depends on what you did to get arrested in the first place. Good question:)
Please explain your thinking.True or False: ';A conservative is a liberal who was mugged and a liberal is a conservative who was arrested?';
True.
The liberal wants the freedom to go where he wants and live how he wants until he is physically violated. Then, he wants the entire justice system and the government to make sure he is protected at any cost to his freedom. He wants the guns taken away and the punishment for the crime committed against him to be greatly increased.
The conservative wants a system of regulations that make everyone live by the same rules (for everyone's protection, of course) until the point where he violates one of those rules (maybe because the rules are black and white and life is not). Then, his personal freedom has been violated and he wants the justice system and government to back off and give him the freedom he needs to live life as he wishes. It's perfectly okay to violate the freedom of others, but don't touch his personal freedom.True or False: ';A conservative is a liberal who was mugged and a liberal is a conservative who was arrested?';
I think it's more of a generalization than a fact. I've also heard it said that if you're under 30 and not a liberal, you have no heart, and if you're over 30 and not a conservative, you have no brain.
I think a liberal who was mugged would spend countless hours pondering why they were mugged, and trying to cast the blame away from the mugger and onto society in general. The event would not turn them into a conservative, but would rather be a wonderful way of reinforcing their liberalism. They could even testify on behalf of the poor soul who injured them, so that the dear person could have yet another shot at life and reform. A conservative who was arrested would make a big ethical deal of owning up to the fact that they were, in fact, responsible for whatever illegal act they committed. However, a conservative would also most likely spend much money on trying make sure that their name was cleared after the fact, so that nothing would be noted on their permanent record, since that would mean change, and change is bad. An independent party would most likely make the best of the situation either way, make the system work for them, and see that the responsible party (even their own self) was adequately reprimanded, and rehabilitated if necessary. Belief in the system with a healthy helping of questioning and reform is what makes politics and government work.
Not really. The accusation is that I can learn only through my experience, and that my politics is strictly self centered. Neither of these is very true, (or complimentary)
False. It's a pejorative characterization that's unfair to both sides.
False
This is an example of political profiling.
Wait... what? False. Your logic baffles me.
True.
It's a joke and a few people take it too seriously. But like any good joke, there's at least a little truth in it. A person's outlook on most things, including politics, is based on personal experience - not objective analysis.
The first part is true, the second part is someone's fantasy. Conservatives work and take care of family, they aren't out getting arrested.
Sounds like more of the same old tired drivle to me.
My best answer is TRULSE....for a LIBERAL liberal, and a CONSERVATIVE is a conservative....
...all in between falls out of each categories....so my best advise....we should always be critical and discerning to all we heard or read around for people now a days are more trying to become inventive of words...they don't really mean nor know well but creating attentions to sense like distinct...but not so impressive...
...in my own thinking....it does not even make a cent to buy NOTHING! hehehe...bye
No a conservative is usually arested but it's not his fault. He really didn't mean to proposition that undercover policeman in the bathroom. He was jsut wiping his butt. A liberal is some one that cares about people regardless if he is in the closet or not.
You can tear that sentence apart and it actually makes sense. A free spirit has a bad/evil experience, and takes guard. The upstanding guarded man gets run in by authority, and decides to take up arms againsts the red coats and declare independence and, oh - wait, I'm sorry. Reminded me of a 200 year old story.
False. Too simple.
Besides, my father is as far to the left as one can get. He was mugged at gunpoint a few years ago. It didn't change his political views one iota.
A conservative is a liberal who did not have a secure upbringing by loving, committed parents. So basically, by the time you're three years old, your future political philosophies have already been formed. Your parents didn't love you? You're going to be a conservative, no doubt...
Want to raise conservative kids? No problem, just get divorced and have a vicious custody battle.
Conservatives are bad people, but it's not really their fault. It's their parents' fault...
haha thats pretty funny!
people like you should not be allowed to vote!
False. While the first one may be true. . . the second one is exactly the opposit. A liberal who was arrested merely becomes more of a liberal; whereas the conservative who thinks once you are arrested we should just dispense with court and shoot them on the spot - he changes his mind once he is arrested, deals with cops and prosecutors, and then starts thinking the ACLU is, in fact, an important organization.
Too big for me to wrap my brain around.
I don't even want to know what that makes me.
liberal rubbish.
what have you got that isn't jugged fish?
False.
A conservative is a liberal that grew up, got a job, and an education.
False. My thinking is that I don't base my political ideologies on trite, pseudo-intellectual colloquialisms.
na i was pretty moderate-liberal boarderline until i got arrested now im more liberal
Sounds like B.S. to me!!!
So... subsituting terms... ';A conservative is a conservative who was arrested and then mugged, and a liberal is a liberal who was mugged and then arrested.';
That doesn't make any sense, does it?
that's true
True, politics are reactionary to personal events.
i'm a liberal and i've never been arrested...or mugged...
is this supposed to be an anology ?
lol, that's pretty funny, and aside from the basic fact that not everyone responds the same to those things, it does make a little sense. Of course it's nothing more than a joke, but it is a good joke.
Haha, that's apt in many ways:) I think there's an element of truth there, though if anyone tried to mug me I'd let daylight into 'em. As for being arrested, i think it depends on what you did to get arrested in the first place. Good question:)
If you got arrested and you got false inprisonment because you paid your find would you sue the courts.?
please answer in ahurry anyone i need help i had to pay 4 a bonds man to get me out and the judge just said i owe you asoory help, but i cant get you money back.If you got arrested and you got false inprisonment because you paid your find would you sue the courts.?
Yes ,but you can try ,high chance you wont be sucessfulIf you got arrested and you got false inprisonment because you paid your find would you sue the courts.?
first off you have to wonder is it worth it, a lawyer is going to charge you by the hour and unless harm to your person was done while in jail you may not be able to recoup anything other than lawyer fees and an official apology, the way it sounds though was you had a warrant for a fine took care of it after a FTA was issued before the record came through got arrested for it if that was the case remember the jury of your peers are probably your grandparents and may see the case as a waste of their time and then you recoup nothing and you have a lawyer bill to pay to boot. All in all whose fault was it that you got arrested was it you the arresting officer or the system
Hell yea.
you can win that, I hear of them on the news occasionally
yes
and
yes
you will not win
You need money to get justice in America. Sad but true. Can you afford a top notch attorney? If not, don't waste your time.
Hmmm....I don't think you can sue. But I would think a refund and your record cleared is due by them. If not...contact an attorney to find out. Depends on the situation.
Yes, if a court makes a mistake and falsly imprisons you, they must 1-reimburse your loss and 2-compensate for more. This is a very serious crime and there are few records in which a victim is falsley accused.
No because you'll lose anyway. As long as the officer did it in good faith he's pretty much covered. So ... who would you sue? The county? That is great, cost the tax payers more money. Mistakes happen. If you seriously had already paid your fines, they'll give your money back that you overpaid. There should be a record of that.short hair cut
Yes ,but you can try ,high chance you wont be sucessfulIf you got arrested and you got false inprisonment because you paid your find would you sue the courts.?
first off you have to wonder is it worth it, a lawyer is going to charge you by the hour and unless harm to your person was done while in jail you may not be able to recoup anything other than lawyer fees and an official apology, the way it sounds though was you had a warrant for a fine took care of it after a FTA was issued before the record came through got arrested for it if that was the case remember the jury of your peers are probably your grandparents and may see the case as a waste of their time and then you recoup nothing and you have a lawyer bill to pay to boot. All in all whose fault was it that you got arrested was it you the arresting officer or the system
Hell yea.
you can win that, I hear of them on the news occasionally
yes
and
yes
you will not win
You need money to get justice in America. Sad but true. Can you afford a top notch attorney? If not, don't waste your time.
Hmmm....I don't think you can sue. But I would think a refund and your record cleared is due by them. If not...contact an attorney to find out. Depends on the situation.
Yes, if a court makes a mistake and falsly imprisons you, they must 1-reimburse your loss and 2-compensate for more. This is a very serious crime and there are few records in which a victim is falsley accused.
No because you'll lose anyway. As long as the officer did it in good faith he's pretty much covered. So ... who would you sue? The county? That is great, cost the tax payers more money. Mistakes happen. If you seriously had already paid your fines, they'll give your money back that you overpaid. There should be a record of that.
Hello. a person transmitted a false public alarm agaist me for assualting him. can i have him arrested?
the police were called to my house by a neighbor who said i hit him in the head with a glass. the police would not arrest me and they stated in their report that my neighbor transmitted a false public alarm. can i have him arrested ? if so, what is the penalty for this crime? bobbyHello. a person transmitted a false public alarm agaist me for assualting him. can i have him arrested?
No, you can't have him arrested. The police are already aware that he made a false report and declined to do anything about it. You can bring a civil lawsuit against him, but that's it.Hello. a person transmitted a false public alarm agaist me for assualting him. can i have him arrested?
Why do people always have to be ***** pressing charges and getting people arrested? Big whoop the police came to your house, they didn't do anything, who cares?
No, you can't have him arrested. The police are already aware that he made a false report and declined to do anything about it. You can bring a civil lawsuit against him, but that's it.Hello. a person transmitted a false public alarm agaist me for assualting him. can i have him arrested?
Why do people always have to be ***** pressing charges and getting people arrested? Big whoop the police came to your house, they didn't do anything, who cares?
I woulds like to know could someone be sued if they get someone arrested for false charges.?
A friend of mine was arrested for assault, and harrassment, she was going to court for over a year. Doing this time she was trying to get a job and she was hired for one job until they found out about the charges, and all the other jobs wouldn't hire her because of the charges against her. She went to trail, and was found not guilty on all charges. So I would like to know is it possible for her to sue the person in civil court?I woulds like to know could someone be sued if they get someone arrested for false charges.?
If she can prove a malicious intent.I woulds like to know could someone be sued if they get someone arrested for false charges.?
as posted above, it is not enough for her to be found not guilty, you need to show malice on part of the person who brought the original charge, not an easy burden
false arrest is a crime in most states, but to sue you do need proof.
Yes, she absolutely can. Have her find a good attorney and take a look at that attorney's rates to make sure it'd be worth her while (money-wise) to sue, though. Attorneys are EXPENSIVE (the ones in my firm charge $150 and $250/hour, and that includes everything from a phone call they take from you to time waiting around court for your appearance to begin.)
I am not an attorney nor do I have experience in criminal litigation, but I would think that if she was found not guilty, she shouldn't be having any problems anymore finding unemployment because of the charges. Bottom line, have a consultatuion with a good attorney and being all these questions up. You don't have to retain that attorney if it's found you don't need one. Good luck!
Jobs have the right not to hire anyone with a record. She can get it hidden so no one but the law to see it. She would have to go back to court.Write a letter to the judge that was on her case.
Remember, the person who 'got her arrested' probably didn't go out of their way to make sure she was arrested. It's apart of the police's job, and then the courts can decide.
In the end, is it worth it to try and sue? She should just look for a new job, instead of spending money on a lawyer etc. And what did the other person in court actually 'take from her?'
Maybe I needed more details? If you're worried, talk to a free government service.
If she can prove a malicious intent.I woulds like to know could someone be sued if they get someone arrested for false charges.?
as posted above, it is not enough for her to be found not guilty, you need to show malice on part of the person who brought the original charge, not an easy burden
false arrest is a crime in most states, but to sue you do need proof.
Yes, she absolutely can. Have her find a good attorney and take a look at that attorney's rates to make sure it'd be worth her while (money-wise) to sue, though. Attorneys are EXPENSIVE (the ones in my firm charge $150 and $250/hour, and that includes everything from a phone call they take from you to time waiting around court for your appearance to begin.)
I am not an attorney nor do I have experience in criminal litigation, but I would think that if she was found not guilty, she shouldn't be having any problems anymore finding unemployment because of the charges. Bottom line, have a consultatuion with a good attorney and being all these questions up. You don't have to retain that attorney if it's found you don't need one. Good luck!
Jobs have the right not to hire anyone with a record. She can get it hidden so no one but the law to see it. She would have to go back to court.Write a letter to the judge that was on her case.
Remember, the person who 'got her arrested' probably didn't go out of their way to make sure she was arrested. It's apart of the police's job, and then the courts can decide.
In the end, is it worth it to try and sue? She should just look for a new job, instead of spending money on a lawyer etc. And what did the other person in court actually 'take from her?'
Maybe I needed more details? If you're worried, talk to a free government service.
What do you think illegal alien arrested with false identity received government benefits student aid food?
And food stamps. I Thought illegals could not collect any of these ?KALISPELL - An El Salvadoran who was in the United States illegally has been sentenced to eight years in prison for using a false identity to receive government benefits.Tomas D. Ramirez, 44, was ordered to pay $18,000 in restitution for federal and state student aid and food stamps he received illegally.He was told he would be deported again upon completion of his sentence.Ramirez has a criminal record in the United States dating back 20 years, with convictions for burglary and theft in Napa County, Calif., in 1987. He was deported, but re-entered the United States using a different name and was later convicted of drug trafficking in Portland, Ore.
Between August 2000 and March 2006, Ramirez was arrested on 10 different occasions, with charges including three DUIs, drug possession and eluding a police officer.
Ramirez was found to be using a false identity when the man whose identity he had stolen applied for college financial aid and learned there were already some loans and grants in his name.
http://www.billingsgazette.net/articles/2007/11/24/news/state/55-illegal.txtWhat do you think illegal alien arrested with false identity received government benefits student aid food?
Everybody knows that illegals receive these benefits, even pros. Many states do not have a policy for dealing with illegal immigration and many illegals have stolen identities. Those who say illegals do not receive these benefits are at best fooling themselves, some states do a decent job preventing the use of social programs by illegal immigrants many states have no real policy to deal with these issue's and much abuse occurs.
Sad part is the guy who had his identity stolen will not be able to receive student aid until this whole mess is cleared up which could take a long time, his education is on hold.What do you think illegal alien arrested with false identity received government benefits student aid food?
Identity theft. We see it is alive and well among these criminals.
I can't understand why it is illegal to hang people like that. I'll bet if an American would do that crap in Mexico , the offender would at least be in some filthy Mexican jail for many years.
You are right Lynnie.But It is MOSTLY Mexicans.
welcome to our problem...not just mexicans...
Obviously, our system is not working. It would appear that the only way to stop all this is to create a U. S. NATIONAL ID CARD.
This card would be a photo ID, with other identifying information encoded into the card. This Card would positively Identify Legal Citizens to Police, and other Agencies that a person might come into contact with due to illegal actions or activities.
With today's advances, such a CARD is Possible, and Needed.
Illegals could then easily be identified when applying for a Job, Welfare, schooling, medical care, etc.
To those who object to a National ID card have NO LEGAL Objection, since we all have Driver Licenses, Social Security Cards, Medicare Cards, Medical Insurance Cards, etc.
The only Possible REASONS for Objecting to the National Card would be that one is illegally in Our Country, is a wanted Criminal, or works for the American? Civil Liberties Union!!
This happens every day and its not just Mexicans, although they are the majority.
It is B##l S@@T I have no problem with immagration at all I have issue with rewarding criminals, and crossing the borders illegaly is a CRIME. Argue all you want it is a crime.
illegals can get welfare,, check out the center for immigrant studies,,
Thank your elected officials. Mainly Boxer, Pelosi, and Feinstink. did you vote for any of these traitors?
This should be mandatory reading for those who keep defending the illegals by repeating that they do not use or abuse the social services of the USA.
Everybody most certainly is NOT entitled to welfare in the U.S., that is a ridiculous statement, Eduardo. The American tax payers already pay enough by housing them in prison, putting up with them in our schools, watching our hospitals close, and ID theft skyrocket. A large majority of illegals have made it clear that THEY think their entitled to whatever monetary gain they seek and if we don't give it, they'll just steal it.
I think that he will be right back her after he is deported.Secure our borders
Every illegal alien, with a decent job, knows how to steal a person's identity and has stolen at least one or paid to have it stolen!
There is no way to get this knowledge or service accept from within the career criminal world. They know their way around the world of crime as well as any gangster.
How can anyone want people like this to get amnesty for knowing the lives of crime they have lived over the years?
They would not want that for you or me if we, as American citizens, had the same criminal tendencies! They would, and rightly so, want us thrown in prison to protect them from career criminals who steal by such stealthy means.
We are of course racists for wanting the same thing for illegal aliens.
Let them get welfare it is intitled to EVERYBODY of any race not just american's!
Between August 2000 and March 2006, Ramirez was arrested on 10 different occasions, with charges including three DUIs, drug possession and eluding a police officer.
Ramirez was found to be using a false identity when the man whose identity he had stolen applied for college financial aid and learned there were already some loans and grants in his name.
http://www.billingsgazette.net/articles/2007/11/24/news/state/55-illegal.txtWhat do you think illegal alien arrested with false identity received government benefits student aid food?
Everybody knows that illegals receive these benefits, even pros. Many states do not have a policy for dealing with illegal immigration and many illegals have stolen identities. Those who say illegals do not receive these benefits are at best fooling themselves, some states do a decent job preventing the use of social programs by illegal immigrants many states have no real policy to deal with these issue's and much abuse occurs.
Sad part is the guy who had his identity stolen will not be able to receive student aid until this whole mess is cleared up which could take a long time, his education is on hold.What do you think illegal alien arrested with false identity received government benefits student aid food?
Identity theft. We see it is alive and well among these criminals.
I can't understand why it is illegal to hang people like that. I'll bet if an American would do that crap in Mexico , the offender would at least be in some filthy Mexican jail for many years.
You are right Lynnie.But It is MOSTLY Mexicans.
welcome to our problem...not just mexicans...
Obviously, our system is not working. It would appear that the only way to stop all this is to create a U. S. NATIONAL ID CARD.
This card would be a photo ID, with other identifying information encoded into the card. This Card would positively Identify Legal Citizens to Police, and other Agencies that a person might come into contact with due to illegal actions or activities.
With today's advances, such a CARD is Possible, and Needed.
Illegals could then easily be identified when applying for a Job, Welfare, schooling, medical care, etc.
To those who object to a National ID card have NO LEGAL Objection, since we all have Driver Licenses, Social Security Cards, Medicare Cards, Medical Insurance Cards, etc.
The only Possible REASONS for Objecting to the National Card would be that one is illegally in Our Country, is a wanted Criminal, or works for the American? Civil Liberties Union!!
This happens every day and its not just Mexicans, although they are the majority.
It is B##l S@@T I have no problem with immagration at all I have issue with rewarding criminals, and crossing the borders illegaly is a CRIME. Argue all you want it is a crime.
illegals can get welfare,, check out the center for immigrant studies,,
Thank your elected officials. Mainly Boxer, Pelosi, and Feinstink. did you vote for any of these traitors?
This should be mandatory reading for those who keep defending the illegals by repeating that they do not use or abuse the social services of the USA.
Everybody most certainly is NOT entitled to welfare in the U.S., that is a ridiculous statement, Eduardo. The American tax payers already pay enough by housing them in prison, putting up with them in our schools, watching our hospitals close, and ID theft skyrocket. A large majority of illegals have made it clear that THEY think their entitled to whatever monetary gain they seek and if we don't give it, they'll just steal it.
I think that he will be right back her after he is deported.Secure our borders
Every illegal alien, with a decent job, knows how to steal a person's identity and has stolen at least one or paid to have it stolen!
There is no way to get this knowledge or service accept from within the career criminal world. They know their way around the world of crime as well as any gangster.
How can anyone want people like this to get amnesty for knowing the lives of crime they have lived over the years?
They would not want that for you or me if we, as American citizens, had the same criminal tendencies! They would, and rightly so, want us thrown in prison to protect them from career criminals who steal by such stealthy means.
We are of course racists for wanting the same thing for illegal aliens.
Let them get welfare it is intitled to EVERYBODY of any race not just american's!
Help with friend arrested with false license?
a very good friend of mine got arrested because he got caught using a fake license, the cop told him to admit to being fake and he will let him go but he still needs to go to court. He is freaking out because they fingerprinted him this time and he got arrested before, and the charges were dropped but he used another name last time, my question is if the cops took his fingerprints this time, why the records didn't come up he has been arrested before. or will the court run his records when he goes to court. I told him i think the court will run his fingerprints and his picture is going to show up with two different names and he will be in more trouble.please, let me know what you think. for you cops out there, if his record was bad would they had let him go just with a ticket?Thank youHelp with friend arrested with false license?
Some information doesn't come through immediately. When the entire rap sheet is obtained, your friends aliases will appear.Help with friend arrested with false license?
Forging of a state instrument? Using an AKA in order to impersonate - more charges.
If he was processed once before and used a false name and information, I would like to know how he was released ROR without any supportive identification. This sounds fishy to me, the whole story.
Nevertheless his NCIC prints will kick back. The only help you should be getting your friend is a good attorney.
i agree with Mild Irritant -- only scumbag is too nice a word.... i hope they throw the book at him -- i guess you don't know or DON'T CARE about all the trouble fake ID's cause. depending on how old you are, you may not remember when 9-11 happened, but most Americans do ---. those damn terrorists who brought down the Twin towers in new york got pilot licenses and other fake ID's from someone here in the USA. THAT will never happen again! The Feds get really pissed not only at the user of the ID, but also at the person who made it.... Not only should your ';friend' get time, but so should the *** who sold them. Those things do WAY more than provide your buds with a way to drink and smoke... someone buying one could get in big trouble... a car wreck, a robbery, a high speed chase... there are thousands of ways. AND if someone died, that responsibility would be on the fake ID maker as well as the criminal who bought it. your ';friend'; needs a wake up call.
Pito. Your ';good friend'; is a scumbag.
Do you understand that out here in the real world, people don't use fake ID's?
Only criminals with something to hide use fake I.D.'s
You friend obviously was not printed on the charge he was previously arrested for. Some charges are non-printable, most are though. It might catch up to him one day, most likely it won't.
your so called friend, has a little to learn about fake I Ds.
it won't take long to find out who he really is, then he won't have to worry about an ID, he'll have a number to go by.
a very good friend, huh? you need to learn how to pick your friends.
he shouldnt have admitted that the id was fake, however when he did they booked him on his real name and took his prints. guess they didnt run his prints. but they could and he could have some more charges when he gets to court, but prolly not.
Hope they throw the book at the moron. Cant do the time with buba, dont even of think about doing the crime
Most dept's use livescan or a similar product.
Print response is quick most of the time - I think your story is hinky dude.
Your friend is a MORON and a criminal. Not only will he be in trouble for using a fake ID, but if he was using it to procure something he is not legally allowed to have (eg. if he is buying alcohol with it) he will be done for that as well. He will be done for misleading a police investigation, giving a false name, and the charges from last time can be re-looked at as it is now clear that he was trying to hide something. If you get a judge that is looking to make an example of someone, he's screwed.
Get a new friend, this one is going to juvey.
Some information doesn't come through immediately. When the entire rap sheet is obtained, your friends aliases will appear.Help with friend arrested with false license?
Forging of a state instrument? Using an AKA in order to impersonate - more charges.
If he was processed once before and used a false name and information, I would like to know how he was released ROR without any supportive identification. This sounds fishy to me, the whole story.
Nevertheless his NCIC prints will kick back. The only help you should be getting your friend is a good attorney.
i agree with Mild Irritant -- only scumbag is too nice a word.... i hope they throw the book at him -- i guess you don't know or DON'T CARE about all the trouble fake ID's cause. depending on how old you are, you may not remember when 9-11 happened, but most Americans do ---. those damn terrorists who brought down the Twin towers in new york got pilot licenses and other fake ID's from someone here in the USA. THAT will never happen again! The Feds get really pissed not only at the user of the ID, but also at the person who made it.... Not only should your ';friend' get time, but so should the *** who sold them. Those things do WAY more than provide your buds with a way to drink and smoke... someone buying one could get in big trouble... a car wreck, a robbery, a high speed chase... there are thousands of ways. AND if someone died, that responsibility would be on the fake ID maker as well as the criminal who bought it. your ';friend'; needs a wake up call.
Pito. Your ';good friend'; is a scumbag.
Do you understand that out here in the real world, people don't use fake ID's?
Only criminals with something to hide use fake I.D.'s
You friend obviously was not printed on the charge he was previously arrested for. Some charges are non-printable, most are though. It might catch up to him one day, most likely it won't.
your so called friend, has a little to learn about fake I Ds.
it won't take long to find out who he really is, then he won't have to worry about an ID, he'll have a number to go by.
a very good friend, huh? you need to learn how to pick your friends.
he shouldnt have admitted that the id was fake, however when he did they booked him on his real name and took his prints. guess they didnt run his prints. but they could and he could have some more charges when he gets to court, but prolly not.
Hope they throw the book at the moron. Cant do the time with buba, dont even of think about doing the crime
Most dept's use livescan or a similar product.
Print response is quick most of the time - I think your story is hinky dude.
Your friend is a MORON and a criminal. Not only will he be in trouble for using a fake ID, but if he was using it to procure something he is not legally allowed to have (eg. if he is buying alcohol with it) he will be done for that as well. He will be done for misleading a police investigation, giving a false name, and the charges from last time can be re-looked at as it is now clear that he was trying to hide something. If you get a judge that is looking to make an example of someone, he's screwed.
Get a new friend, this one is going to juvey.
My friend was arrested for false checks even though he was only with someone who was actually doing the crime.?
He was arrested for false checks he did not do it himself his friend who he was with was the one with the false checks. His charge is PC470(D)
FALSE CHECK/RECS/CERT/ETC
We bailed him out. He went to court and they arrested him because he had a criminal record and raised his bail what can he do? Is this right? Help please we want him home he now has kids and changed his life around he had no idea what was going on.
This happend in californiaMy friend was arrested for false checks even though he was only with someone who was actually doing the crime.?
If they were together, then it can be considered they were both committing the crime. However if this case goes to court, it is most likely the other person will be convicted and your friend won't be. However, he will spend a lot of money on legal expenses and this case will screw up his life for the next year or two while he is fighting it. But I'm sure that the police already knew he was unlikely to be convicted when they arrested him. They just arrest everyone involved in a case in hopes of getting a plea bargain. Your friend should talk to his lawyer and offer to testify against the other person in exchange for a lesser charge or maybe even a dismissal of his charge.
FALSE CHECK/RECS/CERT/ETC
We bailed him out. He went to court and they arrested him because he had a criminal record and raised his bail what can he do? Is this right? Help please we want him home he now has kids and changed his life around he had no idea what was going on.
This happend in californiaMy friend was arrested for false checks even though he was only with someone who was actually doing the crime.?
If they were together, then it can be considered they were both committing the crime. However if this case goes to court, it is most likely the other person will be convicted and your friend won't be. However, he will spend a lot of money on legal expenses and this case will screw up his life for the next year or two while he is fighting it. But I'm sure that the police already knew he was unlikely to be convicted when they arrested him. They just arrest everyone involved in a case in hopes of getting a plea bargain. Your friend should talk to his lawyer and offer to testify against the other person in exchange for a lesser charge or maybe even a dismissal of his charge.
I was arrested on false charges what can i do?
I bought a car last year in may 2007 and when I left with the vehicle they said everything was in order. One month later I contacted them because i had not recieved a payment book and did not now where to send the payments. they said they would take care of it, but 2 weeks later they still had not told me and i recived the liscence plates and a clear title with no lein. I immediatly called them and told them of their mistake and it got crazy after that. they called and threatened me if i did not return the car that they would have me arrested but they refused to give me my 2000. down payment so i told them we would have to go to court. a week later me and my husband were arrested for non authorization use of a vehicle with hardship liscense. for one i have never in my life been in jail and have never had i ticket so no i did not have a hardship liscense! we are still in court after a 2000 bond and they want 800.00 for damages what can i do about all these lies and get money backI was arrested on false charges what can i do?
hire a lawyer and get all teh paperwork you have on it to the lawyerI was arrested on false charges what can i do?
um, if you have the title, and a license, there is nothing they can do. The title means its YOUR car. There really isnt anything they can do beyond that.
keep on fighting it in court... get professional legal advice... every place has different laws
get a lawyer
I would suggest a very good pair of attorneys - one for your defense and one for your libel and slander lawsuit (sue the living pi$$ out of them!)
Well, you should have a good case, assuming you can prove that you paid them $2000 and they refused to give it back... unfortunately, you're going to have to get a lawyer though and fight the case in court.
Fight back!! I hate dirty cops!!!short hair cut
hire a lawyer and get all teh paperwork you have on it to the lawyerI was arrested on false charges what can i do?
um, if you have the title, and a license, there is nothing they can do. The title means its YOUR car. There really isnt anything they can do beyond that.
keep on fighting it in court... get professional legal advice... every place has different laws
get a lawyer
I would suggest a very good pair of attorneys - one for your defense and one for your libel and slander lawsuit (sue the living pi$$ out of them!)
Well, you should have a good case, assuming you can prove that you paid them $2000 and they refused to give it back... unfortunately, you're going to have to get a lawyer though and fight the case in court.
Fight back!! I hate dirty cops!!!
Can a Person be Arrested/Prosecuted for a False Credit Card Theft Report?
I 'm asking cuz a friend (over 18) has a joint credit card with her mom (cuz after she got laid off, she needed to rebuild her credit history). Anyway, she never used the card, except this once %26amp;she only did it cuz she didn’t have the cash on her at the time. But before she could mail in the payment, her parents saw the transaction history online %26amp; confronted her, threatening to send her to jail for using “their” card. So in the heat of the moment, she got scared %26amp; lied %26amp; said she never used it, that she didn’t even have the card anymore. She's sent in the full payment, but she can’t tell that to her parents (since she denied using the card)
The facts are this:
1.) The credit card was/is a joint account, with 2 cards. 1 card is in the name of my friend, the other card is in the name of her mom
2.) She’s made full payment for the item purchased
Now, if the parents report the card as stolen/misused, can my friend be arrested and/or prosecuted for credit card fraud or theft??Can a Person be Arrested/Prosecuted for a False Credit Card Theft Report?
Lying to her parents about it is probably not a crime, but if she lies to the police, then she is cooked, since making a false report is a crime in most places.
The charge will not be fraud, since the credit card company has lost nothing. It is not theft since she hasn't stolen anything. it would probably be only making a false report if she is stupid enough to do that, which I am guessing she is.
In her defense, she should make it clear there was extortion involved, since her parents threatened to have her jailed. If she was indeed a joint owner of the card, then she had the right to use it, whether they liked it or not.
My advice to her is to get in her parents' face and tell them the truth, and remind them she had the legal right since her name was on it, and she paid it off. So, she should tell them, go ahead, have me arrested! When the police discover her name was on the card, that will be the end of that, and they will threaten the parents for making a false charge or report. Hee, hee.Can a Person be Arrested/Prosecuted for a False Credit Card Theft Report?
Wow, I don't relate to that sort of parents. My kids and I get along great because they are great. Yes, that might work if she can get to the credit card company on the sly. Good luck to her.
No. As long as she doesn't make a police report. Just call the credit company and stop any more action on the card and they with replace it with a new number. Not a big deal.
if the payment was sent in they wouldnt care either way
If what she did was originally illegal, whether she new it or not. irregardless of what happened later or for whatever reason, then yes.
tell them the truth. QUICKLY before they report it. once they report it, you may be MUCH MORE TROUBLE.
wha's so bad about using the card and then sending in the cash to pay it off?
shows them youre responsible. yay!
Goodness - you certainly do know a lot of intimate details about your ';friend';...wink, wink.
But who cares who it is, really?
Beth J offered a really good answer, I thought.
But your question is if, under the circumstances you've provided, your friend can be arrested or prosecuted for credit card fraud or theft.
Someone else pointed out the card isn't stolen and there's no fraud involved here. Seems like a no-brainer. If this situation were brought to me at work, and I had all the information you've offered here, I'd politely tell the parents there is no crime and refuse to take a report.
Now, you go on to say that her parents are *planning* to report the card as stolen, not just ';if the parents report...';. Who do they plan on reporting it stolen to? If it's the credit card company, I suspect that's the end of the story. If it's to the police, I suspect that's probably the end of the story, too.
Again, if they walked in to my office and told me their card was stolen, I'd take the report from them and file it in a cabinet. I do not have the time in my day to try and track down someone who used a ';stolen'; card once, and then evidently paid for whatever was purchased (and eventually, I'd find out that the balance was paid).
Of course, her parents are going to find out, too, in the same way they found out it *hadn't* been paid when all this started. That's going to be a little difficult for them to understand, I'm sure.
She really needs to just tell her parents she used the stupid card, take her parental lumps, and be done with it. Anything else is just going to compound an already silly situation with more silliness.
The girl had permission to use it, but she could be found guilty of fraud, she needs to tell her parents the truth and have the police report retracted.
Her parents could not have done anything to her, she had permssion to use the card, her lies are going to make it where she can get into trouble.
In basic her statement of not having the card, made her parents file a false police report, yes she could get into trouble over it,
If SHE sends in the report, she can be prosecuted. If her parents send in the report, THEY can be prosecuted. The real problem is her lying. She should have told her parents she used the card (after all it is a JOINT account) and she should show them where she paid for the purchase.
It is called PERJURY and it is punishible by jailtime.
credit cards are the American way,,, the way to deficit spending
All she has to do is call the card company and tell them she completely forgot making the transaction, and there was some communication problems with her mother. Where I work people ALWAYS think things are fraud and they call back and are like OMG! I did go shopping last week! And I think people just get nervous when they see a bill and don't immediately know the details. So, I'm sure the company is used to it. The only way this would actually be BAD is if she already signed something saying she never used the card and doesn't know who did, like a company provided affidavit. If she did do so, then she would be setting herself up not for fraud, but for perjury, because lying on a legal document is against the law. . . .
Your friend can not be arrested or charged unless she lies to the Police should they get involved. If the Police ask her any questions she should tell the truth. Also, if the parents report the charge as fraud they may have to fill out a sworn affidavit saying they did not make the charge. If your friend signs that form saying she did not make the charge then she can be charged with fraud. The bottom line is that she can lie to her parents all day and be in no trouble, but if she lies to the credit card company or the Police she can get in BIG trouble.
no the card was partly under her name so she is free to rack up the bill as high as she pleases....her mom can do the same. Its LEGALLY hers to use. So no, she ca NOT get in trouble for using this card. I repeat NOT. Credit cards are suppose to be used for when no money is availiable...your friend should prolly tell her parents she used it...but if she doesnt want to thats fine too cuz its her choiuce, her right to use it, idiot parents to try and get their child in leagl problems....and you will NOT go to jail for one time using a credit card even if it is NOT your card. Youd prolly only get a fine or a slap on the wrist...and nothing if she paid the dept....tell your friend to chill, it was HER card. Tell your friends parents to bring it, she didnt do nothing wrong
yeah a person can be prosecuted for filing a false report!
The facts are this:
1.) The credit card was/is a joint account, with 2 cards. 1 card is in the name of my friend, the other card is in the name of her mom
2.) She’s made full payment for the item purchased
Now, if the parents report the card as stolen/misused, can my friend be arrested and/or prosecuted for credit card fraud or theft??Can a Person be Arrested/Prosecuted for a False Credit Card Theft Report?
Lying to her parents about it is probably not a crime, but if she lies to the police, then she is cooked, since making a false report is a crime in most places.
The charge will not be fraud, since the credit card company has lost nothing. It is not theft since she hasn't stolen anything. it would probably be only making a false report if she is stupid enough to do that, which I am guessing she is.
In her defense, she should make it clear there was extortion involved, since her parents threatened to have her jailed. If she was indeed a joint owner of the card, then she had the right to use it, whether they liked it or not.
My advice to her is to get in her parents' face and tell them the truth, and remind them she had the legal right since her name was on it, and she paid it off. So, she should tell them, go ahead, have me arrested! When the police discover her name was on the card, that will be the end of that, and they will threaten the parents for making a false charge or report. Hee, hee.Can a Person be Arrested/Prosecuted for a False Credit Card Theft Report?
Wow, I don't relate to that sort of parents. My kids and I get along great because they are great. Yes, that might work if she can get to the credit card company on the sly. Good luck to her.
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No. As long as she doesn't make a police report. Just call the credit company and stop any more action on the card and they with replace it with a new number. Not a big deal.
if the payment was sent in they wouldnt care either way
If what she did was originally illegal, whether she new it or not. irregardless of what happened later or for whatever reason, then yes.
tell them the truth. QUICKLY before they report it. once they report it, you may be MUCH MORE TROUBLE.
wha's so bad about using the card and then sending in the cash to pay it off?
shows them youre responsible. yay!
Goodness - you certainly do know a lot of intimate details about your ';friend';...wink, wink.
But who cares who it is, really?
Beth J offered a really good answer, I thought.
But your question is if, under the circumstances you've provided, your friend can be arrested or prosecuted for credit card fraud or theft.
Someone else pointed out the card isn't stolen and there's no fraud involved here. Seems like a no-brainer. If this situation were brought to me at work, and I had all the information you've offered here, I'd politely tell the parents there is no crime and refuse to take a report.
Now, you go on to say that her parents are *planning* to report the card as stolen, not just ';if the parents report...';. Who do they plan on reporting it stolen to? If it's the credit card company, I suspect that's the end of the story. If it's to the police, I suspect that's probably the end of the story, too.
Again, if they walked in to my office and told me their card was stolen, I'd take the report from them and file it in a cabinet. I do not have the time in my day to try and track down someone who used a ';stolen'; card once, and then evidently paid for whatever was purchased (and eventually, I'd find out that the balance was paid).
Of course, her parents are going to find out, too, in the same way they found out it *hadn't* been paid when all this started. That's going to be a little difficult for them to understand, I'm sure.
She really needs to just tell her parents she used the stupid card, take her parental lumps, and be done with it. Anything else is just going to compound an already silly situation with more silliness.
The girl had permission to use it, but she could be found guilty of fraud, she needs to tell her parents the truth and have the police report retracted.
Her parents could not have done anything to her, she had permssion to use the card, her lies are going to make it where she can get into trouble.
In basic her statement of not having the card, made her parents file a false police report, yes she could get into trouble over it,
If SHE sends in the report, she can be prosecuted. If her parents send in the report, THEY can be prosecuted. The real problem is her lying. She should have told her parents she used the card (after all it is a JOINT account) and she should show them where she paid for the purchase.
It is called PERJURY and it is punishible by jailtime.
credit cards are the American way,,, the way to deficit spending
All she has to do is call the card company and tell them she completely forgot making the transaction, and there was some communication problems with her mother. Where I work people ALWAYS think things are fraud and they call back and are like OMG! I did go shopping last week! And I think people just get nervous when they see a bill and don't immediately know the details. So, I'm sure the company is used to it. The only way this would actually be BAD is if she already signed something saying she never used the card and doesn't know who did, like a company provided affidavit. If she did do so, then she would be setting herself up not for fraud, but for perjury, because lying on a legal document is against the law. . . .
Your friend can not be arrested or charged unless she lies to the Police should they get involved. If the Police ask her any questions she should tell the truth. Also, if the parents report the charge as fraud they may have to fill out a sworn affidavit saying they did not make the charge. If your friend signs that form saying she did not make the charge then she can be charged with fraud. The bottom line is that she can lie to her parents all day and be in no trouble, but if she lies to the credit card company or the Police she can get in BIG trouble.
no the card was partly under her name so she is free to rack up the bill as high as she pleases....her mom can do the same. Its LEGALLY hers to use. So no, she ca NOT get in trouble for using this card. I repeat NOT. Credit cards are suppose to be used for when no money is availiable...your friend should prolly tell her parents she used it...but if she doesnt want to thats fine too cuz its her choiuce, her right to use it, idiot parents to try and get their child in leagl problems....and you will NOT go to jail for one time using a credit card even if it is NOT your card. Youd prolly only get a fine or a slap on the wrist...and nothing if she paid the dept....tell your friend to chill, it was HER card. Tell your friends parents to bring it, she didnt do nothing wrong
yeah a person can be prosecuted for filing a false report!
Arrested for false accusations?
My bf was arrested the other from work, well he was working. They accused him of violating his probation. Long story short, he has to be 100 feet from his Dad's house. We live on the other side of the freeway. The Cops claim he is living at his Dads. Which isn't true at all. He sometimes gets mail there and that's it. He doesn't go anywhere near there. My real question is how can I get this dropped? Can I sue them for false accusation? Another thing is he had a probation meeting that morning before work and she said nothing of a warrant. He looked online and there was no warrant either.Arrested for false accusations?
Ummm . . . okay . . . just because your bf might physically live with you does NOT mean that this is where he is supposed to be living. Specifically, when a person goes on probation he has to provide his residential address to the criminal justice system. Obviously the address he provided was his father's address. And the fact that he ';sometimes gets mail there'; kinda supports that theory.
You can't get anything dropped. You don't have the power to do anything with regard to this case.
Even if this WAS a false accusation (which it was not), you wouldn't be allowed to sue for something that happened to your bf. Your bf wouldn't be able to sue even in the unlikely event the officers turned out to be mistaken.
Finally, just because there was no warrant that morning does not mean there was no warrant an hour after he left his probation officer.Arrested for false accusations?
Actually, it's none of your business and you can't do anything.
You can't sue anyone... you don't have any rights or authority to sue someone for another person's issues.
You trying to 'solve' this issue will cause him more problems.
They don't just arrest someone for violation of probation for 'false accusations'. There are some facts you've either purposely left out of your comments or you don't know the facts.
Keep out of other peoples business.
He needs a lawyer. Please do not discuss his case on here, it can only hurt him. He should only discuss this with his attorney.
You asked if you could sue for false accusation. It is unlikely that you could because you weren't the one accused.
If this is truly a false accusation, then his father's support will help to clear him.
Please do not discuss it here, let him discuss it with his lawyer.
For crying out loud. He's on probation, do you not think that his probation officer has his address? Did it ever occur to you that maybe he isn't telling them that he's living with you? If he was arrested for what you say, then obviously his probation officer thinks that he lives with his dad. Maybe you need to be asking some questions of the bf rather than jumping to conclusions!
You can't do anything as it doesn't concern you. Unless he is mentally challenged it's up to him to look into it. If you interfere it will make him look bad and even wimpish. Mind you business and let him deal with the problem. .
What exactly are they claiming he did to violate his probation? It sounds to me like he was telling his Probation Officer he was still living at home. If that is the case, he was in violation.
No, you can not sue. A lawsuit would have to be filed by the person who was wronged, not by you.
Ummm . . . okay . . . just because your bf might physically live with you does NOT mean that this is where he is supposed to be living. Specifically, when a person goes on probation he has to provide his residential address to the criminal justice system. Obviously the address he provided was his father's address. And the fact that he ';sometimes gets mail there'; kinda supports that theory.
You can't get anything dropped. You don't have the power to do anything with regard to this case.
Even if this WAS a false accusation (which it was not), you wouldn't be allowed to sue for something that happened to your bf. Your bf wouldn't be able to sue even in the unlikely event the officers turned out to be mistaken.
Finally, just because there was no warrant that morning does not mean there was no warrant an hour after he left his probation officer.Arrested for false accusations?
Actually, it's none of your business and you can't do anything.
You can't sue anyone... you don't have any rights or authority to sue someone for another person's issues.
You trying to 'solve' this issue will cause him more problems.
They don't just arrest someone for violation of probation for 'false accusations'. There are some facts you've either purposely left out of your comments or you don't know the facts.
Keep out of other peoples business.
He needs a lawyer. Please do not discuss his case on here, it can only hurt him. He should only discuss this with his attorney.
You asked if you could sue for false accusation. It is unlikely that you could because you weren't the one accused.
If this is truly a false accusation, then his father's support will help to clear him.
Please do not discuss it here, let him discuss it with his lawyer.
For crying out loud. He's on probation, do you not think that his probation officer has his address? Did it ever occur to you that maybe he isn't telling them that he's living with you? If he was arrested for what you say, then obviously his probation officer thinks that he lives with his dad. Maybe you need to be asking some questions of the bf rather than jumping to conclusions!
You can't do anything as it doesn't concern you. Unless he is mentally challenged it's up to him to look into it. If you interfere it will make him look bad and even wimpish. Mind you business and let him deal with the problem. .
What exactly are they claiming he did to violate his probation? It sounds to me like he was telling his Probation Officer he was still living at home. If that is the case, he was in violation.
No, you can not sue. A lawsuit would have to be filed by the person who was wronged, not by you.
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