Writing Letter to Friend Explaining Court Processes

Letter to a Friend
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Letter to a Friend
I have gone through your case, and it has broad areas of considerations before judgment can be made. The misfortune that has led to all these developments is being laid off from your place of work. You have changed your place of stay and had moved to a different location, and your house was taken before the payment clearance by the bank. That is the major stem with which the case will be argued to establish if you can be charged or not. Here are few concerns that can help determine the permissibility of the case or not.
There are possibilities that the police will be held responsible for failure to read your Miranda Warning. In the first case, it will be asked if you showed it to them or not. If you had genuinely shown it and they disobeyed, then the case can be dismissed. If you did not show them the warning, then you will have yourself to blame. It, however, may not apply because they have not questioned you. You would rather do yourself a favor by showing them the warning to avoid interference (Mooney, 2015). You have the right not to talk to them because you have a warning.
Your case is a state offense and will be dealt with in the lower courts of the state without reaching the Supreme Court levels. It is not of great doing because you are not the source of the problem. It is a misdemeanor coming from the firing at the bank and a subsequent move by the bank to take your house (Massachusetts Sentencing Commission, 2015). A felony would have resulted to grave accusations and evidence. You will need an attorney if you are taken to the trial case. Every citizen is entitled to a government lawyer if they cannot afford one by themselves. You should also desist from declaring yourself guilty before all the factors around the case are under consideration and decision (Mooney, 2015).
There can be considerations of the options of bail on several factors. First, is your case a threat to the public? No, it is not and would not make you stay in for a long time. The decision can come while you are in the courts. Under the same banner, you have just left a young baby who is under the care of a protective service (Mooney, 2015). As an infant, you still have the permission to handle the baby which under doctoral considerations can only be safe under your care. Subjecting the child to some psychological torture would be absurd, making it the only reason that can see you out without the requirement of a bail. However, you will need to be in contact with the courts and the secu...