Firearm Violence Legal Process

Summary

Crimes involving firearms and violence against a pregnant woman in Minnesota can lead to severe penalties, including charges like first-degree assault, attempted murder, and aggravated assault. The legal process involves arrest, initial appearance, bail hearing, preliminary hearing or grand jury, arraignment, trial, and sentencing. If you were held without bail and not brought before a judge within 36 hours, your rights might have been violated. Consider filing a formal complaint and consulting with a lawyer specializing in criminal defense or civil rights to explore potential legal actions. Document all incidents and gather evidence to support your case.

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crimes of violence involving a vest fire arm and shooting at a known pregnant woman
****, this is a very serious matter. In Minnesota, crimes involving firearms and violence against a pregnant woman can lead to severe penalties including long-term imprisonment.
Do you need information on legal defenses or how to report this crime?
i did and no is doing anything so i need to know what exactly i need to be asking and pushing for as i am filing a complaint
****, it sounds like you need to ensure your complaint is taken seriously. Here’s what you can ask and push for:
- Request a case number for your complaint.
- Ask for the status of the investigation.
- Inquire about the next steps and timeline.
- Request to speak to a supervisor if no action is taken.
Would you like more specific advice or help with anything else?
what is the legal process for this what would be the charges or procesdure for the courts in mn
The legal process and potential charges for crimes involving violence with a firearm against a pregnant woman in Minnesota include:
- Charges:
- First-degree assault
- Attempted murder
- Aggravated assault
- Use of a firearm in a violent crime
- Enhancements due to the victim being pregnant
- Procedure:
- Arrest: Law enforcement apprehends the suspect.
- Initial Appearance: Suspect is presented before a judge, charges are read.
- Bail Hearing: Determination if the suspect can be released on bail.
- Preliminary Hearing/Grand Jury: Determines if there’s enough evidence for trial.
- Arraignment: Suspect enters a plea.
- Trial: Prosecution presents evidence, defense argues, and a verdict is reached.
- Sentencing: If found guilty, the judge assigns a penalty.
Would you like guidance on any specific part of this process?
never seen a judge was barey in jail held without bail wasnt even * hours was barely a day
It sounds like your rights might have been violated. In Minnesota, defendants must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay, typically within * hours. You should consider contacting a lawyer to discuss a potential violation of your rights.
Would you like help finding a lawyer or more information on your rights?
no DANCO in place no nothing
****, if there was no DANCO (Domestic Abuse No Contact Order) in place and you believe your rights were violated, you may want to consider the following steps:
- File a formal complaint about the handling of your case with the police department or district attorney's office.
- Document all incidents and gather any evidence.
- Consult with a lawyer specializing in criminal defense or civil rights to explore potential legal actions.
Would you like more detailed advice on any of these steps?