Can you record others in their own homes without their knowledge?
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answered on Apr 13, 2024
No, it is not legal to secretly record someone in their own home without their consent in order to blackmail them or use the recording in a child custody case. This would be considered a serious violation of privacy and could potentially lead to criminal charges.
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Motion were ever taken and there is no conclusion to my criminal case. I need closure of the case for restoration of rights. What must I do to restore rights
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answered on Mar 6, 2024
If your attorney filed a motion to correct what was believed to be an illegal sentence and no action has been taken on this motion, it's crucial to follow up on this matter to seek the closure you need. The first step should be to contact the attorney who originally filed the motion on your... View More
If one law says that X or Y should (or should not) be done, can a new and different law say the same thing?
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
Yes, a new bill can indeed reinforce already existing laws. Legislatures often pass new legislation that strengthens, clarifies, or expands upon the provisions of existing laws. This can be done for a variety of reasons, such as addressing loopholes, adapting to new circumstances, or emphasizing... View More
My two other roommates and I both signed lease contracts. Another roommate agreed to the installation of the camera. I didn't sign anything and couldn't see the footage or manage the cameras. This camera has both audio and video capabilities, I'm not sure when it will be turned on.
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
In Wyoming, the legality of installing a camera in shared living spaces without consent may depend on the expectations of privacy and the terms of the lease agreement. Generally, individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy in areas like living rooms, and recording audio without consent may... View More
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answered on Dec 8, 2023
Unfortunately, a judge can deny a request for a public defender without explicitly stating a reason. Possible explanations for this decision include ineligibility based on financial status, a conflict of interest with the public defender's office, the complexity of the case requiring... View More
That was to say contengency. Several cases worth hundreds of thousands. Greedy people I trusted, need to sue realtors, property owners, business owners. Illegally took my businesses, inventory and rentals from me. All illegal. Huge list of ppl to sue a lot of money at stake ranging from county over... View More
answered on Mar 7, 2021
A Wyoming attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. You could continue to await a response, or at this point, seek out attorneys on your own. It could be difficult for an attorney to come forth to your request that you need an attorney - this is only a Q & A... View More
My sister had a warrant for FTA and she is incarcerated and has another charge for a criminal warrant
He does not drive but it is his car.
He is paralyzed from the waist down and two other people were in the car..he does not drive,the drugs and handgun were not his they found the stuff under the seat and in the center. Part of the car
Like would shooting them in the leg fly or would I have to wait to see if they come at me before I can shoot them
answered on May 1, 2017
You can't shoot them (I'm assuming you are not in your car). If you did you need to ask that this be taken down by the website, avoid any questions on social media, and contact an attorney at once.
Wyo stay 16-4-408 Penalty
answered on Apr 3, 2017
You need to contact a law enforcement officer, or maybe even your state AG's Office to register a complaint. The squeaky wheel gets the attention, so if you are serious about it - then complain in writing (with documented evidence) to every agency you can (DA, AG, local law enforcement, etc.).
Hi.... I am in wyoming and my son was caught with a larger amount of weed and from what I understand more then one baggie he is being charged 2 felonies and one mistamener.... He has his Arraignment tomorrow and his court appointed lawyer really hasn't been much help....What should he plea?? I... View More
answered on Sep 22, 2016
If he doesn't know how to plead, he should probably plead not guilty. It is generally not wise to plead guilty at the arraignment. If he is not happy with his public defender, he should seek private counsel.
A friend and I had a verbal agreement to store our belongings in a colleague's storage shed and extra bedroom. On 9/06/2016 we were informed the colleague would be vacating the premises, giving us until the end of September to retrieve our belongings. We made arrangements to be there the last... View More
answered on Sep 22, 2016
Contact the appropriate police agency and file a report. It is up to the prosecutor to file charges, but those facts would indicate criminal conduct.
I understand simple assault between adults. But not a child and adult.
answered on Sep 18, 2016
It is up to the prosecutor which charges to file. A prosecutor will look at the facts, the elements of a particular offense, and determine whether he has enough evidence to prove the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. If not, then he will not file charges.
answered on Oct 21, 2015
Yes, that can happen. If it does, the child will become just another missing child and the parents will worry incessantly. In addition, the 18 year old can probably be charged with some very serious crimes, the least of which would probably be contributing.
Nobody said drugs were mine police assumed don't live at residence either.
answered on Oct 13, 2015
Your freedom is a serious matter, and the case against you appears to be very serious. Get counsel immediately. The attorney you hire will investigate the facts and circumstances and will represent you diligently and accordingly.
answered on Oct 13, 2015
Speak with your attorney about this. If you do not have one, get one. Perhaps the court will allow a continuance so that the witness can be located and served.
All website list the legal age of consent for sex at 16 and 17 years of age. The Wyoming sexual abuse laws concur with this. However WY Stat § 6-4-303 seems to infer that it is actually 18 in (b) (ii)???
answered on Oct 9, 2015
"Child" means a person under the age of eighteen (18) years. That is in (a) (i) from the 2011 statutes. But a simple internet search reveals, on google, this:The age of consent for sex is 16 years old for women, while it is 18 years old for men. Having sex with a minor below the age of... View More
Yes. My boyfriend is on probation for unlawful contact (he slapped me on the arm during a argument) terms of his probation is that he sees a counsler and doesn't brake any other law. We got into a heated argument and both said things we didn't mean he theatned to harm me and I left and... View More
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