❤❤ your information. Still don’t understand why why innocent people have to do jail time for crimes they did not commit. Something you can do to help them
Lance, you are a rare breed. Where others talk legalese and use a bunch of pomp and circumstance to get attention. at least you talk and explain things well it seems
@TheLanceLawyers sir, it seems you've earned it. Wish you was closer. Kentucky needs someone like you. Your clients i.m.o. must be blessed to have a legit attorney with legit efforts and intentions.
Let’s all give the 5 actual reasons. If it’s civil and the person owns nothing has no savings and there isn’t anything to take, that would be the reason lol. Also, if the person is rich and has basically paid their way out of it. If they are family to the DA or Judge or whatever. Those are some reasons I believe it to be. I mean, if an innocent person is prosecuted and that person wins, there should be an immediate, without litigation, amount of money won to that party esp when there was insufficient evidence.
If you got arrested and your public arrest record shows a charge of why you were arrested, does that mean you have been charged? Plus, if you went to an arraignment, doesn’t that mean you were charged? When they decide if they’re going to make you post bale or not.
This might be too late but the rules of court procedure (tends to be standard 72 hours but my vary by locality) say that a prosecutor has a certain time to articulate a charge. I was once charged in Colorado with a charge that had multiple subsections. The Prosecutor failed to articulate which subsection the charges applied to me. This unduly burdens the defense with having to work up a defense against all the subsections. The case was dismissed.
Hello do you happen to have a video on how to file a petition for writ of habeas corpus from prison or jail if not can you make one for me man? Thanks so much.
Why a prosecutor does not file a charge. 1) Lack of Evidence, 2) Relies on Lay Witnesses who are not available, 3) Witness is uncooperative, 4) diminimus or too old, 5) too busy.
If a prosecutor declines to charge and they enter it in, can they go back and change their mind? Or in the first example, if they had all their evidence and didn’t have enough, this is the only time where they might not be able to change their mind because they had everything available? or does it need to also be like declined to charge with prejudice?
Can a prosecutor save a charge on a first offense to add to a potential future “second offense” and then not file any charges if a second offense doesn’t occur?
What if they are guilty of an unlawful arrest and they move forward intimidating someone by threats, jail and bullinging them to get their prosecution?
What is a notice of intent to withdraw. This was my attorney for a antiharassment over a year ago. The judge denied the order. Am I missing something I thought it was over then?
Well the prosecutor decided to charge me even tho in the police affidavit it stated they found “no evidence of criminal activity.” And at arraignment the judge stated he almost couldn’t find probable cause and that it seems to be a weak case. My lawyer already told the judge exactly the motions she plans to file. Doesn’t seem like a knockout case for the DA. Smh
@ yes the judge dismissed without prejudice. But then they refiled it two weeks later. And now we are filing the same motions hoping for a dismissal with prejudice this time around
What about a person who is being accused of dv and pointing a gun at someone but the alledge victim has called and text the accused they're sorry and misses them can that prove they lied on the accused person
@@whoaskedyou.Then it's your word against hers. Ask if you can do a counter charge against her. She may drop the charges depending on your state whether they can still proceed to take the case. Or you could go get a restraining order if you can to stop the nonsense.
Please i have viod evidance of bei g me taly torrured haresd by informent for months that satted living behinde my home after that insident please help california
What does it mean when the prosecutor declines to file charges based on an uncredible victim? I was assaulted twice last year and the prosecutor said I'm not a credible victim so they are not filing charges
@@KCTVno attorney and didn't file dismissal with the court Or had a attorney, and he was bought and left you in limbo A bar Attorneys first obligation is to the court where there bar is certified. . . And they can't be a lawyer in jurisdictions without a bar card once they agree to it It's all a inside one way revolving door
If you are accused of a crime and the police have witness statements that say you didn’t do it would the case even be brought. The accuser is the only one saying something happened but all the witnesses present said the accused didn’t do it and wrote statements to the fact. There was no additional evidence obtained by the police. I think that’s straightforward enough right?
@papastove1395 accusing people isn't enough you need more evidence Bare in mind there is statue of limitations. The real question always why they really accusing is there a witch hunt ? There such a thing as malicious prosecution.
@@abrahamgomez653thanks for weighing in. Can’t even believe these people lie to ruin peoples lives and hoping to get money out of it possibly as a civil case thereafter. People can be horrible with motives
❤❤ your information. Still don’t understand why why innocent people have to do jail time for crimes they did not commit. Something you can do to help them
Corrupt systems require grist for their grist.mill.
Lance, you are a rare breed. Where others talk legalese and use a bunch of pomp and circumstance to get attention. at least you talk and explain things well it seems
Thank you for your comment!
@TheLanceLawyers sir, it seems you've earned it. Wish you was closer. Kentucky needs someone like you. Your clients i.m.o. must be blessed to have a legit attorney with legit efforts and intentions.
Let’s all give the 5 actual reasons.
If it’s civil and the person owns nothing has no savings and there isn’t anything to take, that would be the reason lol.
Also, if the person is rich and has basically paid their way out of it.
If they are family to the DA or Judge or whatever.
Those are some reasons I believe it to be.
I mean, if an innocent person is prosecuted and that person wins, there should be an immediate, without litigation, amount of money won to that party esp when there was insufficient evidence.
If you got arrested and your public arrest record shows a charge of why you were arrested, does that mean you have been charged? Plus, if you went to an arraignment, doesn’t that mean you were charged? When they decide if they’re going to make you post bale or not.
This might be too late but the rules of court procedure (tends to be standard 72 hours but my vary by locality) say that a prosecutor has a certain time to articulate a charge. I was once charged in Colorado with a charge that had multiple subsections. The Prosecutor failed to articulate which subsection the charges applied to me. This unduly burdens the defense with having to work up a defense against all the subsections. The case was dismissed.
Well done . Sound advice that sounds great!
Thank you for your comment!
@@TheLanceLawyers Welcome
Hello do you happen to have a video on how to file a petition for writ of habeas corpus from prison or jail if not can you make one for me man?
Thanks so much.
Why dont attornies tell clients. If theres no injured person, and no witness to face and question. Thentheres no crime per a few case laws. ??
so does this mean they can hold thus person in jail till the prosecutor decides too charge?
great with the new mic.. loud and clear now
Thank you for your comment!
Why a prosecutor does not file a charge. 1) Lack of Evidence, 2) Relies on Lay Witnesses who are not available, 3) Witness is uncooperative, 4) diminimus or too old, 5) too busy.
You know the transcript is in the description, right?
Who is the actual person as the state is a corporation. Who is the actual person who is the accuser?
If a prosecutor declines to charge and they enter it in, can they go back and change their mind? Or in the first example, if they had all their evidence and didn’t have enough, this is the only time where they might not be able to change their mind because they had everything available? or does it need to also be like declined to charge with prejudice?
Can a prosecutor save a charge on a first offense to add to a potential future “second offense” and then not file any charges if a second offense doesn’t occur?
What if they are guilty of an unlawful arrest and they move forward intimidating someone by threats, jail and bullinging them to get their prosecution?
1 out of 2 charges was dropped.. Filled with out prejudice dismissal for disorderly conduct
I also think who the defense attorney is ie high ranked vs green horn also plays a rule
What is a notice of intent to withdraw. This was my attorney for a antiharassment over a year ago. The judge denied the order. Am I missing something I thought it was over then?
Rap 18.3b cr71?
What the different between defend attorney and lawyer sir ?
Solid😊
Thank you, iam number 3
Well the prosecutor decided to charge me even tho in the police affidavit it stated they found “no evidence of criminal activity.” And at arraignment the judge stated he almost couldn’t find probable cause and that it seems to be a weak case. My lawyer already told the judge exactly the motions she plans to file. Doesn’t seem like a knockout case for the DA. Smh
Were you cleared? Thanks as I’m witnessing something similar
@ yes the judge dismissed without prejudice. But then they refiled it two weeks later. And now we are filing the same motions hoping for a dismissal with prejudice this time around
@@Bman-1775best of luck to you going forward
Good chanel
Thanks so much! It means a lot.
What about a person who is being accused of dv and pointing a gun at someone but the alledge victim has called and text the accused they're sorry and misses them can that prove they lied on the accused person
Did they end up charging you still?
@@KamxBamMusic they're still trying to.
@@whoaskedyou.Then it's your word against hers. Ask if you can do a counter charge against her. She may drop the charges depending on your state whether they can still proceed to take the case. Or you could go get a restraining order if you can to stop the nonsense.
Please i have viod evidance of bei g me taly torrured haresd by informent for months that satted living behinde my home after that insident please help california
I need ur help I am in conneticut tho
What does it mean when the prosecutor declines to file charges based on an uncredible victim? I was assaulted twice last year and the prosecutor said I'm not a credible victim so they are not filing charges
No evidence 👎 🧾
They violated my rights.
Same here, no evidence & case has been in limbo for a year now 🤷🏽♂️
@@KCTVno attorney and didn't file dismissal with the court
Or had a attorney, and he was bought and left you in limbo
A bar Attorneys first obligation is to the court where there bar is certified. . . And they can't be a lawyer in jurisdictions without a bar card once they agree to it
It's all a inside one way revolving door
If you are accused of a crime and the police have witness statements that say you didn’t do it would the case even be brought. The accuser is the only one saying something happened but all the witnesses present said the accused didn’t do it and wrote statements to the fact. There was no additional evidence obtained by the police. I think that’s straightforward enough right?
@papastove1395 accusing people isn't enough you need more evidence
Bare in mind there is statue of limitations. The real question always why they really accusing is there a witch hunt ? There such a thing as malicious prosecution.
@@abrahamgomez653thanks for weighing in. Can’t even believe these people lie to ruin peoples lives and hoping to get money out of it possibly as a civil case thereafter. People can be horrible with motives