So, I know I'm in the wrong too, but I need to see the best way to go about this. I have outside cats and just move where the landlord doesn't want animals, but they are outside cats. For my own reasons, I didn't mention it and just need a week or so for them to get use to their new... Read more »
Sorry, but you probably violated your lease (which we cannot review here online), requested service and now are upset the landlord found out you have cats in his house. It is logical to check each AC vent when there is a complaint the AC is not working properly. A landlord in Florida has the... Read more »
He was first being taunted by white officers that I know the name of, making racial slurs and saying things like "my knee isn't on your neck, you can breathe. giving him 6 DRS in a row at once for no reason, and when he tried to fight it himself in the jail. he wasn't let out to do... Read more »
You don’t have a cause of action.
maybe
Police have been called for the past year along with code enforcement. They have been fined, have attracted 2 documented gunfire incidents. Loud noise from their bass, public fights after club closes. Police have done nothing to shut them down. I no longer have peace, I have lost my job because I... Read more »
You might be able to sue them civilly to abate the public nuisance.
She’s being nasty and wants the car back. I moved too Florida with family and I don’t have a way to get back down here if I go up there and the car is titled and registered too her and she just won’t come and get her car so if I hypothetically got towed for parking could it or she come after... Read more »
Sounds like you trusted the wrong person. The car is legally hers. If it was purchased in North Carolina, and you then drove it to Fla., you are at risk of her reporting it stolen, and you getting arrested for theft. You should immediately confirm with her, IN WRITING, the "deal" you... Read more »
In my county, there is a religious freedom exemption from county wide mask mandates. After plainly stating my religious exemption from the mask mandate, would this qualify as a title II civil rights act violation for denial of service, when I have not violated any laws, and am being denied access... Read more »
If you're talking about Miami-Dade County, it apparently has no general religious exemption to the mask mandate. There is an exemption for being at or inside a religious institution, but not a religious exemption for other locations. See -... Read more »
It does protect them, and police CANNOT lawfully stop and search trucks any time, any place, for no reason whatsoever. There are certain locations, such as ports and border crossings, where you are warned that by entering, you consent to a search. At such locations, laws/regulations apply to... Read more »
You have not specified why that would be harmful to you. I would imagine that an apartment for the handicapped would have more benefits than a regular apartment, not less (for example, a larger bathroom and being on the ground floor), but I have no familiarity with it. You also have not specified... Read more »
Paragraph 2 says 2/3 majority is required
No, the "provided two thirds of the Senators present concur" language pertains only to ratification of treaties.
In the state of Florida
You should unless the judge has changed bond conditions that make bond impossible
I ask why is court reporter way on the other side of the room and not taking notes. To record our meeting we had in the middle of the court room, During deliberation. It was me my pd state atty an the judge. No court reporter. Before trial started my pd and me had a meeting in attys booth.... Read more »
Yes, the judge can talk to the jury without wearing the robe. The robe is just cosmetic.
My HOA retaliated against me after being caught using my water in my property. At the same time my fence which was being replace was installed improperly, and it was fixed, did not allow me to extend it like other neighbors. They added a lien on my property after I sent my HOA dues and refuse to... Read more »
It doesn't appear to involve a federal question, so no, you can't sue in federal court.
Drugs were found however on a table near guest. Wouldent that be evidence against the occupant of that dwelling?
If the police can, in writing, articulate reasons to support probable cause to arrest the guest, then it is a legal arrest, but of course the evidence may or may not be enough to convict. If they cannot articulate sufficient reasons, it's a false arrest, which should not only lead to the... Read more »
There exists no phrase "corpus elicit" in the law, and probably nowhere else. Do you mean "corpus delecti"?
If so, that means "body of the crime" and means the evidence sufficient to prove a crime occurred. It would be unusual to use that phrase in a civil... Read more »
She told my parents now that she is pregnant she is emancipated. They told her she needs to go to court first to get emancipated but she refused and left. Is that true we live in Florida. Do my parents need to file a runaway child case with the police. Will they get in trouble if she misses... Read more »
No, she is not emancipated simply because she is pregnant. See
http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0700-0799/0743/0743ContentsIndex.html&StatuteYear=2019&Title=%2D%3E2019%2D%3EChapter%20743
Your parents certainly may advise the... Read more »
It depends. Propaganda is defined as a " concerted set of messages aimed at influencing the opinions or behavior of large numbers of people". If you repeatedly shout "Fire!" in a crowded theater with the intent to cause a panic, as an example from a famous court case goes, you... Read more »
do i have all legal rights to drive "slow" through them AFTER giving them ample warnings and time to move. Now lets say i do drive and these people turn violent. do i just "floor" it and plow through them? Central Fl.
Go around. If, hypothetically, the "turn violent", what you might do would depend on the circumstances. But the best advice would be for you to avoid the situation.
My sister was a drug user and my grandmother who has dimensia, bailed her out and presumed to live with us. Keep in mind shes very manipulative. I was in my own room and she was drinking might had done coke to unsure. She started beating on my bedroom door and I opened it to see whats going on. She... Read more »
Defend yourself against what? You said the officers left without arresting you, and I assume you mean they also did not give you any notice to appear in court. Also, from your description, it does not sound like the type of police case where they will be in on-going investigation to determine if... Read more »
there is No Probable Cause declaration on file with the Court signed by a Judicial Officer within 48 hours of arrest, No Probable Cause Documents on file with the Court and an unsigned PCD is submitted in evidence in a Federal 1983 proceeding 2 years later- Is this a 4th Amendment Due Process... Read more »
You appear to have answered your own question and prepared to go forward...so I am uncertain as to what it is that you are asking for. My best advice to you is to retain a criminal lawyer to assist you in proceeding.
My landlord is doing some shady things I live in a apartment complex ran by a slumlord and I looked into the cares act and know that I cannot be evicted for the 120 day period due to the loan being federally backed, they also are legal not allowed to charge late fees to my understanding, or send... Read more »
From what you relate it could be possible that one or more of your neighbors have cause to seek legal assistance; but you state no facts about yourself, so I cannot answer.
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