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Law Office of Heath Hemphill, P.C.

  • 114 West Liveoak, Coleman, TX 76834

Law Offices of Paul Jensen

  • 114 West Live Oak, Coleman, TX 76834-0780

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What can I do if my Ex Girlfriend Assaulted Me Yet My Case Has Not Gone Through?

Mark R. Thiessen
Answered by attorney Mark R. Thiessen
Criminal Law lawyer at Thiessen Law Firm
Call a bail bondsman and then hire an attorney. You are going to need to protect your own interests.
Call a bail bondsman and then hire an attorney. You are going to need to protect your own interests.

Will my case be dismissed if the people that accused me don't appear in court?

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Answered by attorney Lucio Antonio Montes (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Montes Law Firm
If you have set it for trial and they do not show up to testify, it will more than likely be dismissed. You should discuss this with possibility with your defense attorney to determine whether the State can make its case with or without the complaining witness. Good luck.
If you have set it for trial and they do not show up to testify, it will more than likely be dismissed. You should discuss this with possibility with your defense attorney to determine whether the State can make its case with or without the complaining witness. Good luck.
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Is this reasonable supicion or violation of 4th amendment rights

Anthony S. Simpson
Answered by attorney Anthony S. Simpson (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Law Offices of Anthony Simpson, Esq.
Whose rights are you concerned with, the man or the woman's?  The police have a right to knock on any door and ask someone to step out, if that is how they did it.  The person inside is not required to step outside unless the police have a warrant. He may have agreed to step outside.  I also imagine that they were in contact with the hotel management since you mention that the hotel has a policy against unregistered guests.  In speaking to the female were they invited into the room, or did they force their way in? Depending on the circumstances of how they questioned either one of them there may be Miranda violations. The answer to your question will depend on the facts of the case and there are not enough facts here to answer your question fully.  You should contact an attorney who can review the police report and statement and give you a more thorough answer.
Whose rights are you concerned with, the man or the woman's?  The police have a right to knock on any door and ask someone to step out, if that is how they did it.  The person inside is not required to step outside unless the police have a warrant. He may have agreed to step outside.  I also imagine that they were in contact with the hotel management since you mention that the hotel has a policy against unregistered guests.  In speaking to the female were they invited into the room, or did they force their way in? Depending on the circumstances of how they questioned either one of them there may be Miranda violations. The answer to your question will depend on the facts of the case and there are not enough facts here to answer your question fully.  You should contact an attorney who can review the police report and statement and give you a more thorough answer.
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