Legal Plea Deal Concerns

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Plea deals are legal if entered voluntarily, knowingly, and intelligently. If misled or coerced, you may file a motion to withdraw your plea under ohio crim. R. 32.1. Consult legal resources or local legal aid for guidance on challenging the plea or addressing related concerns.

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I WAS AREESTED AND CHARGED WITH FELONIOUS ASSAULT AFTER A SELF DEFENSE SHOOTINGIN OHIO AUD * *.IM A FORMER USCCA MEMBER CCW HOLDER I WAS *% JUSTIFIED IN MY ACTIONS.WHILE I TURNED MYSELF IN THE ALLEDGED VICTIM FLED THE SCENE.I DO NOT OR WILL NOT LIE TO YOU OR ANYBODY.
Thank you for sharing, Tony. Self-defense laws in Ohio fall under the "Stand Your Ground" law, meaning you don't have to retreat if you are legally in a place and face a threat. However, proving self-defense requires evidence of imminent danger and reasonable force.
Was there any surveillance, witness, or evidence supporting your claim of self-defense?
WHAT ARE YOUR FILE UPLOAD LIMITS I JUST TRIED UPLOADING THE DISCOVERY
Tony, I understand your concern. Unfortunately, FreeLawChat does not support file uploads. However, you can summarize the key points from your discovery, and I can provide general legal information based on that. Would you like guidance on presenting evidence or understanding self-defense laws in Ohio?
IVE GOT MISSING MATERIAL EXSCULPATORY EVIDENCE.NO BODY CAM NO CHRIME SCENE PHOTOS NO * TRANSCRPTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR MY DEFENSE,BUT PROSICUTION HAS * CRIME SCENE PHOTOS OF A BLOODY FOOT AND AVIDEO OF ME AT THE POLICE STATION SAYING I SHOULD OF SHOT HIM IN THE HEAD.BODY CAM WOULD PROVE WHAT I SAID TO POLICE WAS INTENTIONALLY TWISTED TO JUSTIFY THE ARREST,ALSO IT WOULD PROVE A SUPPOSED WITNESS WAS NEVER ON SCENE AND HER STATEMENTS CONTRIDICT WHAT THE ALLEDGED VICTIM SAYS.CRIME SCENE PHOTOS WOULD SHOW THE DISTANCE BETWEEN WHERE THE BLOOD TRAIL STARTED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD AND WERE MY SHELL CASINGS WERE FOUND ON THE CORNER.THIS WOULD ALSO PROVE THE ALLEDGED VICTIM AND * WITNESSES LIED AS WELL SAYING HE NEVER LEFT THE SIDEWALK.ILL COPY AND PASTE MTY WRITE UP
Tony, I understand your frustration. Missing exculpatory evidence is a serious concern. In Ohio, you have the right to file a *Brady motion*, requiring the prosecution to disclose all evidence favorable to your defense.
- Have you discussed filing a motion to compel discovery with your attorney or public defender?
I FORGOT TO MENTION THE PD RECIEVED A EMAIL FROM THE PROSECUTION SAYINGTHE THE EVIDENCE WAS UNAVAILABLE DUE TO A SUPPOSED ELECTRICAL PROBLEM ACCORDING TO THE POLICE DEPTMENT I JUST RECENTLY FIRED MY PUBLIC DEFENDER AFTER I DISCOVERED A MISSED EMAIL DATED BACK TO SEPT * * THE LAST COURT DATE BEFORE TRIAL WAS SET FOR FEB * *.HE WAS ASKING ME TO BRING COPYS OF DOCUMENTS OF MY FIREARM TRAING HE SAID HE HAD NEVER RECIEVED THEM IVE GOT THE EMAIL SHOWING I SENT HIM THOSE DOCUMENT BACK IN JULY.I ALSO FOUND OUT HE DIDNT FILE ANY MOTIONS PERTAINING TO THE MISSING EVIDENCE.I WAS FORCED INTO OPEN COURT TO BRING UP THESE PROBLEMS * DAYS BEFORE TRIAL BY THE PD'S SUPERVISOR.SHE DID NOT TELL ME IF HE HAD TURNED IN THE EVIDENCE OR NOT.HE ALSO NEVER INTERVIEWED ANY OF MY CREDITABLE WITNESSES. I
Tony, I understand your concerns. You may consider the following legal steps in your situation:
- File a *motion to compel discovery* to address missing evidence.
- Submit a *Brady violation claim* for failure to disclose exculpatory evidence.
- Request a *continuance* to prepare a better defense.
- Consult a private attorney for further evaluation.
Would you like guidance on drafting these motions or understanding the process?
WAS DESTRACTED AND CONFUSED BY THE JUDGE AND THE PROSECUTOR AND THEN MADE TO LOOK STUPID BECAUSE I HAD KNOW CLUE ABOUT WHAT I WAS SAYING,BUT COME TO FIND OUT I WAS RIGHT.PD CALLED ME ON MY WAY HOME HE SAID THEY WANT TO CUT A DEAL.HE SAID THEY WERE GONNA DROP THE CHARGE TO ILLEGAL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM I GOT TO TAKE THE FELONY TILL I GET OFF OF PROBATION THEN IT GETS
Tony, I understand your frustration with this situation. Accepting a plea deal is a significant decision. Here are some factors to consider:
- A felony conviction may have long-term consequences, even if it gets sealed later.
- Evaluate if the plea deal aligns with your best interests, such as avoiding prison time.
- Consult a private attorney for a second opinion on the deal and your defense options.
Would you like guidance on understanding plea agreements or sealing records in Ohio?
EXSPONGED AND I GET MY GUN AND GUN RIGHTS BACK.NO FINES BECAUSE HE FILED ME AS INDIGENT.NO RESTITUTION BECAUSE THE CHARGE DOES NOT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT A VICTIM.I KNEW HE WASNT PLANNING ON FIGHTING THE CHARGE AT TRIAL.I KNEW I PISSED OFF SOME PEOPLE WITH THAT STUNT I PULLED AT COURT.SO THE NEXT DAY I WENT TO COURT AND I TOOK THE DEAL *% UNDER DURESS.THERE WAS NOBODY IN THE COURTROOM BUT ME THE PD AND THE PROSECUTOR. THEY WERE BEING WAY TO NICE.THERE WAS NOTHING ON PAPER ABOUT EXSPUNGEMENT GUN OR GUN RIGHTS.THERE WAS A BLANK NEXT TO WHERE IT SAID MAXIMUM FINE * DOLLARS AND A BLANK NEXT TO TIME FOR PROBATION.I COULDNT SAY I WAS GUILTTY I TOLD THEM I WANTED TO TALK TO THE PROSECUTOR I WANTED MY CHANCE TO GET THIS CASE DISMISSED.THE PD ASKED THE JUDGE AND THE JUDGE AGREED BUT HE SAID HE WOULD ALLOW IT BUT AT THE NEXT HEARING WHICH WAS SENTENCING.* DAYS BEFORE SENTENCING I WROTE MY OWN MOTION TO TERMINATE COUCIL
Tony, I understand your concerns about the plea deal and the circumstances under which it was accepted. Here's some general legal information related to your situation:
- In Ohio, expungement and restoration of gun rights for felons depend on the nature of the conviction and completion of probation. Certain violent offenses are ineligible for expungement under Ohio law.
- Claims of duress in accepting a plea deal can be raised, but you may need to file a motion to withdraw the plea (Ohio Crim. R. *.*).
- Restoration of gun rights may require filing a petition in court after meeting eligibility requirements (Ohio Rev. Code § *.*).
Would you like information on filing a motion to withdraw a plea or petitioning for gun rights restoration?
I DIDNT GET TO FINISH BECAUSE THERES A * WORD LIMIT BUT BACK TO THE MOTION I WROTE .I ALSO REQUESTED A CONTINUOUS FOR SENTENCING AND A HEARING BEFORE TO DISCUSS DISCOVERY VIOLATIONS IN ORDER TO GET THESE CHARGES DISMISSED AND I ASKED FOR THE COURTS TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION BY NOT PUNISHING ME FOR REQUESTING THIS HEARING
Tony, I understand your situation is complex and stressful. Here's general information that may help:
- You may file a *motion to withdraw your plea* under Ohio Crim. R. *.* if you feel it was made under duress or without full understanding.
- A *motion for continuance* can be requested to allow more time to address discovery violations.
- Courts are obligated to ensure fair proceedings and constitutional rights.
Would you like guidance on drafting a motion to withdraw your plea or understanding continuance procedures?
NO I WANT TO FILE A BRADY MOTION SPOILIATION MOTION TO COMPELL DISCOVERY THE PD WAS PURPOSLY GONNA LOSE MY CASE THE PROSECUTOR FROM WHATY IM HEARING IS KNOWN FOR WITHOLDING EVIDECE I FILED PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST REQUESTING THE CHAIN OF CUSTODY LOGS AND THE POLICE STATION WONT RESPOND TO IT
Tony, I understand your situation. Here’s general legal information for filing motions in Ohio:
- **Brady Motion**: You can request the court to compel the prosecution to produce all exculpatory evidence under *Brady v. Maryland*.
- **Spoliation Motion**: Address destruction or withholding of evidence prejudicing your defense.
- **Motion to Compel Discovery**: Formally require the prosecution or police to release evidence.
Have you considered consulting a private attorney for assistance with drafting these motions?
I DONT HAVE ANY MONEY I WAS OUT OF WORK FOR * MONTHS PROR TO THE INCIDENT BECAUSE OF COMPLICATIONS FROM A SURGERY IN WHICH MY FINGER WAS AMPUTATED FROM A WORK ACCIDENT. MY USCCA MEMBERSHIP HAD CANCELLED A MONTH PRIOR TO THE INCIDENT DUE TO NON PAYMENT.WORKERS COMP FAILED TO TAKE CARE OF MY INJURIES AND I STILL HAVENT WENT BACK TO WORK
Tony, I understand your frustration and financial hardship. Here’s some general legal information that may help in your situation:
- **Public Records Request**: If the police station isn’t responding, you may file a motion in court to compel compliance with your request. Ohio's public records law supports your right to access these records.
- **Pro Se Filings**: Since you don’t have an attorney, you can represent yourself and file motions *pro se*. Resources like local legal aid organizations can help guide you.
- **Workers’ Compensation**: If your injury claim was denied, you may appeal the decision with the Ohio Industrial Commission within 14 days of the denial notice.
Would you like guidance on drafting any of these motions or appealing your workers’ compensation claim?
NO I NEED TO FIND OUT WHO I CAN REPORT THESE PEOPLE TO BECAUSE IM ABOUT TO GET FUCKED
Tony, I understand your urgency and frustration. You can report potential misconduct or legal violations to the following authorities in Ohio:
- **For Prosecutor Misconduct**: File a complaint with the **Ohio Disciplinary Counsel** regarding ethical violations by the prosecutor.
- **For Public Defender Issues**: Contact the **Ohio Public Defender’s Office** to report concerns about your representation.
- **For Police Misconduct**: Report issues to the **Ohio Attorney General’s Office** or file a complaint with the department’s internal affairs division.
Would you like information on how to file these complaints?
YES
Tony, here’s how you can file complaints in Ohio:
- **Ohio Disciplinary Counsel (Prosecutor Misconduct)**: File an online or written complaint about ethical violations by attorneys. Visit **www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/Boards/BOC/**.
- **Ohio Public Defender's Office**: Contact them to report inadequate representation. Phone: **(*) *-***.
- **Police Misconduct**: File with the **Ohio Attorney General** at **www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov** or the police department’s internal affairs.
Would you like guidance on drafting these complaints?
IS WHAT THEY DID WITH THE PLEA DEAL LEGAL
Tony, a plea deal is generally legal if it was entered voluntarily, knowingly, and intelligently. However, if you were misled, coerced, or lacked full understanding, you might challenge it. You can file a *motion to withdraw your plea* under Ohio Crim. R. *.*, citing duress or lack of understanding. Would you like guidance on filing this motion?