dyinginside said:good point. have to ask yourself sometimes "what are some people thinking"? obviously not too much
**A: very cool. Can we adopt this as our FreeAdvice slogan?
dyinginside said:good point. have to ask yourself sometimes "what are some people thinking"? obviously not too much
dyinginside said:if they were ACTUALLY innocent, yes i would do whatever i could to help. he may be innocent of one thing but you said the reason he wouldnt be able to show in the first place was cause hes on parole?how innocent is he in general then?thats all im trying to say
stealth2 said:The dude's on parole - that means he was convicted of a crime. So he's not exactly pure as the driven snow. But if you want to waste $5k+, go right on ahead.
leech said:The reason he cant show up is because he was fasley accused of domestic violence, so he is being detained, until his hearing for that. How do I know he was falsey accused, because the day in question was the day I was there and saw everything. BUT in domestic violence at least in California as far as I know. All a woman needs is a victim (herself) a witness (also herself) and a picture, in order to issue a warrant for his arrest. Domestic Violence cases are taken very seriously these days and it is evident that they should be because of all the deaths that have occured. But any crazy person can accuse someone of this, it is just up to the court to decide his innocence.
stephenk said:At 22, why do you even have a serious boyfriend? You should be enjoying your youth and building a career or finishing your education.
Serious relationship time is when you closer to 30 and established in yourself. At that time you would know not to start a relationship with a guy on parole who is having major issues with the mother of his children.
Presently you are just a bank to your boyfriend. Do you seriously expect him to the be the guy you will spend the rest of your life with?
dyinginside said:if you already know all the answers why did you post in the first place? im just wondering what your looking for exactly.
I AM ALWAYS LIABLE said:My response:
Okay, you say you were there. As a witness, let me ask you - - Did you see him even ever-so-slightly touch her with as little as a pointed finger while he was angry?
IAAL
I AM ALWAYS LIABLE said:My response:
Wow, this chick has ALL the answers!
Then, I can only conclude from all of this, and your reasons for wanting to be with, and defend, a felon-on-parole is because you must be incredibly ugly, and no one else will have you.
IAAL
stephenk said:notarized letters are useless. The witnesses will need to be present at his trial in order to be questioned. Let your boyfriends's attorney know who these witnesses are and let the prosecutor know who they are so investigators can speak with them.
was a police report prepared? Are the witnesses noted on the police report?
Has your boyfriend also been charged with a parole violation becuase of the DV charge that is pending? If no, it will be coming as soon as his parole officer finds out what is happening.