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Jails in Missouri can restrict communication if it poses a security risk or affects legal proceedings. Access to call logs may be limited by privacy laws, but a lawyer can help request them if relevant. A Durable Power of Attorney might allow you to request records, depending on its scope. Cash-only bonds can be set for Failure to Appear, considering factors like flight risk and criminal history. Legal aid organizations in Missouri, such as the Missouri State Public Defender, offer assistance for those who qualify based on income.Full Conversation
Because they say that would make me a witness and that the heated argue caused my husband mental health troubles
It sounds like a complicated situation. Jails can impose restrictions for security or legal reasons. You might want to contact the jail to get more details on their communication policies. Have you considered consulting with an attorney to better understand your rights and options in this situation?
Can I request a copy of my husband's call logs for this situation
In Missouri, you may not have the right to access your husband's call logs directly from the jail due to privacy laws. However, a lawyer might be able to request them if they are relevant to a legal proceeding. Have you thought about consulting a lawyer regarding this?
Can my husband request them
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In Missouri, your husband might be able to request his call logs, especially if they are relevant for legal defense purposes. He should consult with his attorney to understand how to proceed with the request. Have you considered discussing this matter with a lawyer to explore your options?
Can I request them if I have durable poa
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With a Durable Power of Attorney (POA), you may have the authority to request certain records on behalf of your husband, depending on the scope of the POA and jail policies. It's advisable to consult with an attorney to understand the specific rights and limitations of your POA in this situation. Do you have any specific questions about the POA in relation to this matter?
Can they holdy husband on a 20k cash only bond you a FTA that violated his original Bond on the case with light giving him a bond reduction on a possession of drug and drug pophellia. Charge
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In Missouri, a judge can set a cash-only bond for a Failure to Appear (FTA), especially if it violated an original bond condition. Factors such as the seriousness of the charge, prior history, and flight risk are considered. You may want to consult an attorney to explore bond reduction options.
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What if the boy has always lived in Missouri ain't a flight risk this makes the eighrh time they have tried to revoke his bond in the same charge and it's been almost 3 months since he was arrested and still no bond reduction and this his first drug charge
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In Missouri, bond decisions consider factors like flight risk, community ties, and criminal history. If it's his first drug charge and he's not a flight risk, these factors should weigh in his favor. A lawyer can file a motion for bond reduction. Have you considered contacting a lawyer for assistance?
He has a lawrt that is in sides with the judge and refuses to help in the case
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It seems like a complex situation with potential legal implications, particularly concerning bond and communication restrictions. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, could you please provide a bit more information about the issue?
I don't have no money wish I did I'd get a civil laser for all the civil rights we have had violated
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It sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation. While legal representation can be costly, some attorneys may offer pro bono services or payment plans. You might also consider reaching out to legal aid organizations in Missouri for assistance. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
Is there a legal aid for criminal cases in Missouri
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Yes, there are legal aid organizations in Missouri that can assist with criminal cases. You can contact the Missouri State Public Defender or local legal aid services. They provide free legal assistance to those who qualify based on income. You might also consider non-profit legal organizations that offer support for specific cases.
Can you provide me with some contact numbers
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In Missouri, you can reach out to the Missouri State Public Defender or local legal aid services for assistance with criminal cases. Here are some resources you can contact:
Missouri State Public Defender
Phone: *-*-*
Website: publicdefender.mo.gov
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
Phone: *-*-*
Website: lsem.org
These organizations can provide free legal assistance to those who qualify based on income.
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