This this is the question of a convicted felon protect themselves?

  

This this is the question of a convicted felon protect themselves?

There is no higher court or lower court that can prevent you from protecting yourself it is your god-given right the government cannot take that away from you for protecting yourself you have the right to live and no one can take that right away from you

Justin’s Answer

A felony conviction prohibits you from possessing firearms. This has been established for decades. However, an experienced attorney can try to get your felony expunged and reinstate your firearm rights.

If a motorcycle was involved in a high speed and know one was caught but bike was found and impounded, can charge owner

  

If a motorcycle was involved in a high speed and know one was caught but bike was found and impounded, can charge owner

Previous owner has only signed back of title they bought 4 yrs ago…can they wait for someone to claim bike then pursue charges

Justin’s Answer

Mere ownership of the bike probably wouldn’t be enough for conviction. However, there is circumstantial evidence that could contribute to that. This question requires you to speak with a local attorney as there are too many variables.

What are my chances of getting a continuance at my 2nd appearance on a felony assault charge to seek legal counsel

  

What are my chances of getting a continuance at my 2nd appearance on a felony assault charge to seek legal counsel

2nd degree assault on a minor had first court appearance told the judge I’m going to hire my own lawyer after a few consultations I want to have a few more will the judge grant me another continuance and give me more time to hire an attorney

Justin’s Answer

Chances are very good. Felony cases tend to move very slowly and the judge should understand the need for counsel in a serious case like this.

Why isn’t a Possession charge showing up on case net. It happened 3 1/2 weeks ago?

  

Why isn’t a Possession charge showing up on case net. It happened 3 1/2 weeks ago?

Going through divorce soon to be ex-wife got possession of marijuana ticket in Crawford County neither me or my lawyer can find it on case net but I seen the ticket myself so I know it’s real.

Justin’s Answer

It might be in a municipal court: most of the municipal court’s aren’t on CaseNet.

Can I get extradited to Missouri from WA state if they issued warrant after i lived here?

  

Can I get extradited to Missouri from WA state if they issued warrant after i lived here?

I was a passenger of a car that got pulled over because his girlfriend reported the car stolen and him missing. There was 2 guns and drugs in the car. They were not mine and me and the driver told detectives they were the owner of the car. They dropped the cases and let me out. I now live in WA and they issued warrants for those cases months after i moved here.i have a job and apartment. I got pulled over and arrested but released awaiting governors warrant. What will happen since i am not a “fugitive”. I have already lived here and worked and have an apartment in my name to prove that

Justin’s Answer

You can absolutely be extradited. Stop posting facts about your case online and contact an attorney in Missouri.

How much jail time for assault on my wife?

  

How much jail time for assault on my wife?

Me and my wife got into a fight got out of hand search for restraining order on me but tried to drop charges

Justin’s Answer

This depends on how the case is charged. You should stop posting facts of the case online and contact an attorney.

Do i still have to pay rent if i give my 30 day notice

  

Do i still have to pay rent if i give my 30 day notice

im moving to be closer to my job

Justin’s Answer

It depends on the terms of your lease and whether you properly gave notice. If you were in a month-to-month lease and gave at least one month’s notice, then no, you may move out without paying rent. However, if you are breaking the lease early or didn’t give proper notice you do have to pay rent. There are many variable to consider; you should contact an attorney if you have more questions.

I don’t want to testify against my boyfriend but I’m on parole will that be a parole violation

  

I don’t want to testify against my boyfriend but I’m on parole will that be a parole violation

I called the cops on my boyfriend now he says he’s getting charged with domestic violence in the second degree and kidnapping in the second degree when really I was just worked up and overwhelmed at the time I gave my statement I just wish this would all go away I’m on parole I’m not sure what will happen if they try to get me for filing a false statement

Justin’s Answer

If you did give a false statement to police, then yes, that is a crime and probably a parole violation. If you refuse to testify, a judge can hold you in contempt and put you in jail until you do testify. This sounds like a difficult situation; you will have to contact a criminal defense attorney to get more information.