Unlawful Search And Defamation
Summary
The legality of a police search depends on probable cause and consent. If consent was given under duress, it might not be valid. Illinois law may consider a disassembled firearm as a firearm. Publishing a mugshot before conviction can raise defamation and privacy issues. Legal aid organizations in Illinois can provide assistance. Consider contacting Legal Aid Chicago, Prairie State Legal Services, or Cabrini Green Legal Aid for guidance.Full Conversation
This happened on 95th and Vincennes at the Beverly motel but then they took me to * and * police station then transferred that case to * and California to Red den transferred it to bridgeview so now I got to go to all the way to bridgeview courthouse on pre-trial level three check-ins and I also
Given your situation, it sounds like you are facing serious charges and have been dealing with a complicated legal process. Here are some points to consider:
- Search and Seizure: There are protections under the Fourth Amendment against unlawful searches. Whether the search was legal could be pivotal.
- Plea Bargain: The offer of three years from the prosecutor could be a strategic move. It might be beneficial to discuss this thoroughly with your public defender or seek a second opinion.
- Co-Defendant Issues: Your co-defendant being your adversary could complicate your defense.
One question: Do you have access to a private attorney for a second opinion on your case?
No but I need help to get one because I don't have any money I'm homeless and struggling and I'm trying my baby just died I just got out of the trauma hospital from being are responsive found in a hotel parking lot from two men jumping on me in their hotel room doing this case also in the FBI came to see me at the Gurnee motel where after I get out the UIC they took me straight to the journey Illinois
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. Here are some steps you can take:
- Legal Aid: Seek assistance from local legal aid organizations that offer free services to those in need.
- Public Defender: Continue to work with your public defender and express any concerns about your case.
- FBI Involvement: Since the FBI is involved, they might have additional resources or information that can help your case.
Would you like contact details for a legal aid organization in Illinois?
Yes I would but do you think they was right for even searching me when I was the caller who called in for help and the person I called on told them I had a gun on me so they came in bothering me while I was walking away off the premises room the whole scenery they made me feel unsafe they made me feel like doing a lot of drugs and hurt I don't say hurting myself but not liking myself because I called to get help from somebody who had a fully loaded gun trying to hurt me and he's just shot somebody in front of me a few months ago at another hotel
It sounds like you may have grounds to challenge the legality of the search under the Fourth Amendment. Here are some key points to consider:
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Fourth Amendment Protections: Unreasonable searches and seizures are prohibited.
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Probable Cause: Police must have a reasonable belief that a crime has been committed.
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Exigent Circumstances: In some cases, immediate action is justified for safety reasons.
Would you like contact information for a legal aid organization in Illinois that can assist you further?
Legal Aid Chicago
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.legalaidchicago.org So if the person who I called the police on tell the police I have a gun on me after first he accused me of having his ID which I didn't have and do they have a right to search me
The legality of the search depends on the specifics of the situation, such as whether the police had probable cause to believe you were armed and dangerous. Here are some key points:
- Fourth Amendment: Protects against unreasonable searches.
- Probable Cause: Police need a reasonable belief that a crime has occurred.
- Exigent Circumstances: Immediate action may be taken for safety.
You may want to consider contacting a legal aid organization for further assistance.
Legal Aid Chicago
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.legalaidchicago.org
Have you discussed the possibility of challenging the search with your public defender?
My public defender ask me did I get him permission to search me I think I did because the whole department surrounded me and I was nervous and I got PTSD and anxiety
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex legal issue. Here are some points to keep in mind:
- Voluntary Consent: Consent given under duress or coercion may not be considered valid.
- Fourth Amendment: Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
- Legal Aid: Seeking advice from legal aid organizations can be crucial.
Would you like additional contact details for legal aid organizations in Illinois?
Yes and is it possible I could sue the judge and the police department for transferring me to three different courthouses and putting me on pre-trial level three check-ins and I'm the victim who who made the call for the police to come
You might have grounds to challenge the legality of the search and the way your case has been handled. However, suing a judge is generally very difficult due to judicial immunity, and suing a police department would require proving misconduct or violation of your rights.
Would you like more contact details for legal aid organizations in Illinois that can help you explore these options?
Yes and what about them transferring my case to two different other courthouses
The transfer of your case to different courthouses might be due to jurisdictional reasons or administrative decisions. However, if you believe this has caused you undue hardship or affected your defense, it might be worth discussing with legal aid.
Would you like contact details for another legal aid organization in Illinois?
Chicago Volunteer Legal Services (CVLS)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.cvls.org
V yes I want the one for also the they hold my background down I'm already a selling against me and trying to use that as carrying a gun that was disassembled not put together broken all the way now that I couldn't use or I don't know why because it wasn't put together with the clip in it what a gun trigger or nothing it was completely taken apart
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex legal situation. Here are some general points to consider:
- Fourth Amendment: Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
- Probable Cause: Police need a reasonable belief that a crime has occurred.
- Disassembled Gun: Whether a disassembled gun qualifies as a firearm under the law can vary by jurisdiction.
Would you like additional contact details for legal aid organizations in Illinois?
Legal Aid Organization:
Prairie State Legal Services
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.pslegal.org Well in bridgeview courthouse gun disassembled is that still considered as the same as carrying the arm gun put together
In Illinois, the law regarding disassembled firearms can be complex:
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Illinois Law: Under Illinois law, a disassembled firearm may still be considered a firearm.
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Firearm Definitions: The Illinois Criminal Code defines a firearm broadly, including disassembled parts if they are intended to be used together.
For personalized advice, contact a legal aid organization:
~Prairie State Legal Services
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.pslegal.org
Would you like contact details for another legal aid organization?
Yes I would like the best free legal organization for unlawful rifle Fourth amendment and for causing me all the pain and suffering and losing my employment that I went through cuz it is
It sounds like you have a potentially strong case for challenging the legality of the search and addressing the consequences you've faced. Here are additional legal aid organizations that might help:
~Equip for Equality
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.equipforequality.org
Would you like contact details for more legal aid organizations?
And also posting my picture on the internet seeing that I was charged or just put in a charge in my face mugshot and I wasn't convicted yet distress
Posting a mugshot of someone who has not been convicted can raise legal issues, particularly concerning defamation and privacy rights. Here are some points to consider:
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Defamation: If the published information is false or damaging, you might have grounds for a defamation claim.
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Privacy Rights: Publishing a mugshot can infringe on your right to privacy, especially if it causes undue harm or distress.
You may want to consult a legal aid organization for assistance:
~Illinois Legal Aid Online
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.illinoislegalaid.org
Would you like contact details for another legal aid organization?
Because they posted my picture and labeled a charge that spending and embarrassing and blew my personal character on the internet and I was not convicted of it as of yet can they do that
Publishing your mugshot and labeling charges before conviction can raise legal issues such as defamation and privacy invasion. Here are some points to consider:
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Defamation: If the information is false or damaging.
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Privacy Rights: Publishing mugshots can infringe on your privacy.
For assistance, contact:
~Illinois Legal Aid Online
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.illinoislegalaid.org
Would you like more information or another legal aid contact?
Yes I would and one more thing
Sure, I can help with more information. Here are additional legal aid organizations that might assist you:
~Cabrini Green Legal Aid
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.cgla.net
~LAF (Legal Assistance Foundation)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.lafchicago.org
Is there anything else specific you need help with?
So if I wasn't convicted as of yet they can't post my picture on the internet with a label of a gun charge I need for my name with public can see and if I called them for help can they switch it back on me by listening to the person I called them to come help me with
Defamation and privacy issues can arise from posting a mugshot and charge before conviction. Here are some points to consider:
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Defamation: If the published information is false or damaging.
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Privacy Rights: Publishing a mugshot can infringe on your privacy and cause undue harm or distress.
~Cabrini Green Legal Aid~
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.cgla.net
Would you like more information or another legal aid contact?
So the case been going on for 10 months on the first day I got arrested my picture was published on the internet with the charge that I have not been convicted of of yet can I sue them for doing it
You might have grounds to sue for defamation and invasion of privacy. Here are some key points:
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Defamation: If the information is false or damaging, you might have a case.
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Privacy Rights: Publishing a mugshot can infringe on your privacy, especially if it causes harm or distress.
For assistance, contact:
~Cabrini Green Legal Aid
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: [www.cgla.net](http://www.cgla.net)
Would you like more information on legal aid organizations in Illinois?
That's what's the name of the mugshot mugshot websites and their contact information for Chicago
Publishing mugshots and related charges can be a legal gray area, depending on the circumstances and website policies. While each website may have different practices, here are a few common mugshot websites:
~Mugshots.com
Website: [www.mugshots.com](http://www.mugshots.com)
Contact: Available on their website
~Arre.st
Website: [www.arre.st](http://www.arre.st)
Contact: Available on their website
~BustedMugshots.com
Website: [www.bustedmugshots.com](http://www.bustedmugshots.com)
Contact: Available on their website
If you believe your rights have been violated, seeking legal assistance is crucial. Would you like more information on how to proceed with defamation or privacy infringement claims?