Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
If someone has been accused of something and then told that he has been vindicated. Is there any paperwork that they would need to sign? If all the charges had been dropped I would think that any paperwork could and would be mailed out. It just seems as though they are trying to lure this person in or that something else is going on.
The person that all of this is happening to is from Florida
Asked on 6/15/11, 11:48 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Edward Hoffman
Law Offices of Edward A. Hoffman
Merely being "accused of something" does not imply that charges have been filed. If no charges were filed, then there is nothing to drop.
Besides, you haven't even told us who made the accusation or who said the person had been vindicated. For all we know, these people have no authority to bring or dismiss criminal charges.
Answered on 6/15/11, 11:52 am
Related Questions & Answers
-
My children's 17 yr old cousin stayed at our house Memorial Day wknd from Sat... Asked 6/15/11, 9:37 am in United States California Criminal Law
-
Is it allowed and where can you target shoot crossbows in California? What is... Asked 6/14/11, 9:08 pm in United States California Criminal Law
-
In a court scenerio who is "the people of the state of california" vs Asked 6/14/11, 8:38 pm in United States California Criminal Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
