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Michael Emmons Attorney at Law

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Law Offices of Glenn V. Davis

  • 203 E Main St., Ste. E, Trinidad, CO 81082

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If a friend was caught with illegal material on his computer and is trying to pin it on me, should I agree to a polygraph?

Jared Clayton Austin
Answered by attorney Jared Clayton Austin (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Austin Legal Services, PLC
Never talk to the police or agree to talk to the police or take any polygraphs without first consulting with a lawyer. Then decide if it is in your best interest to talk to the police or take a polygraph. You may want to arrange with your attorney, to take a private polygraph to see how well you perform on one.
Never talk to the police or agree to talk to the police or take any polygraphs without first consulting with a lawyer. Then decide if it is in your best interest to talk to the police or take a polygraph. You may want to arrange with your attorney, to take a private polygraph to see how well you perform on one.
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Can my daughter get the deposit money back?

Jason William Savela
Answered by attorney Jason William Savela
Criminal Law lawyer at The Savela Law Firm, P.C.
Contact the DAs office in the county where the apartment is - likely the deposit was fraudulently obtained and charges can be filed against owner with restitution being ordered to be paid. it sounds like the owner never had the ability to rent the apartment and just scammed your daughter - I have seen that before. that said, likely the money is gone or has been spent. Once the date for getting the keys or entering the apartment has passed without your daughter getting the keys or being able to take possession, then the case is probably clearly criminal the person that says the owner is dead is possibly also at fault and could be charged call the DA/police in the county where this happened.
Contact the DAs office in the county where the apartment is - likely the deposit was fraudulently obtained and charges can be filed against owner with restitution being ordered to be paid. it sounds like the owner never had the ability to rent the apartment and just scammed your daughter - I have seen that before. that said, likely the money is gone or has been spent. Once the date for getting the keys or entering the apartment has passed without your daughter getting the keys or being able to take possession, then the case is probably clearly criminal the person that says the owner is dead is possibly also at fault and could be charged call the DA/police in the county where this happened.
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I need help my husband was arrested yesterday at 2 pm. This comes after a search warrant happened in March of this year. 50,000 bond i need to bond

David B Harrison
Answered by attorney David B Harrison (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Miller & Harrison, LLC
For now at least, your husband will be represented by the public defenders office so long as he remains in custody and has not posted bond. You may very well qualify for them to represent him throughout the whole case, given your limited income. They are excellent lawyers (with lots of cases) and you should trust that they will do a great job for him under the circumstances.
For now at least, your husband will be represented by the public defenders office so long as he remains in custody and has not posted bond. You may very well qualify for them to represent him throughout the whole case, given your limited income. They are excellent lawyers (with lots of cases) and you should trust that they will do a great job for him under the circumstances.
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