“I’ve turned into — my name I’m going to change to is Josh James Hoey. I’m not Mr. Mir Islam anymore, that has ended a long time ago.” Mir Islam, 11 July 2016, to a federal Judge. This then, I must guess, is the would-be tale of what Mr. Hoey did with the freedom he […]
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Getting Domestic Violence Charges Dropped (aka Dismissed) Domestic violence charges are serious and charges can be legitimate or illegitimate. These charges can be a stain on your record — getting domestic violence charges dropped is crucial and one must try to do so, if possible. While there is no legitimate argument to support the attack […]
When Does Misdemeanor Assault Rise to the Level of a Felony? While assault laws may seem simple and easy to understand on the surface, it’s actually a complex area of law. Every state has its own laws on the books and those laws define the various offenses that constitute assault. They also delineate what factors […]
Police say Mexican Mafia prison gang led crime ring in Ventura County http://www.vcstar.com/news/2012/nov/27/one-man-led-large-prison-crime-ring-in-ventura/?print=1 Police say Mexican Mafia prison gang led crime ring in Ventura County By Jennifer Letzer Originally published 12:50 p.m., November 27, 2012 Updated 05:32 p.m., November 27, 2012 A 39-year-old man in an out-of-state prison directed a crime ring in Ventura County […]
Notice of habeas corpus petition To the Court of Appeal of the State of California, ______ District, Division ____, the _____ County District Attorney, the Attorney General for the State of California, the Warden of _____ State Prison; please take notice that: Pursuant to Article VI, section 10 and Article I, section 11 of the California Constitution and […]
