It depends on what other evidence the prosecutor and whether the prosecutor can undermine the credibility of that witness (even if the person is the victim). It would not, by itself, be sufficient for reasonable doubt as a matter of law. It would be sufficient for a jury to find it, however. For... View More

You probably need to give more facts before someone can answer this question. For example, what was the alleged breach?

You need to get a court order requiring visitation. You should really talk with a lawyer about the facts of the case and go from there.

I would recommend talking with a lawyer who could make a motion to vacate the order for failure to properly serve. Here is a post on service in California: http://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-serving.htm

The landlord *must* have a court order to evict anyone. The fact that there are minor children does not change that fact, but obviously could trigger other government responses (like child welfare organizations getting involved).

On eviction, you can read this guide:... View More

Is the 21 year old male in a position of authority over the 16 year old male. The crime here is statutory rape (not delinquency of a minor). Here is what an Ohio law firm has written:

"The age of consent for sex in Ohio is 16.

If a person is 18 years of age or older, then it... View More

If you can afford a lawyer, get one for the interview. With that said, here is what one law firm that specializes in O-Visas wrote:

An O-3 Visa is a US Visa granted to families of O-1 or O-2 Visa holders, allowing them to accompany their relative to the US. It is not a work visa. Although... View More

The short answer is you can't have his probation revoked but giving such evidence to his PO could easily result in revoking or even new charges.

I also recommend two things: (1) Contact a criminal defense attorney to understand the consequences of revoking and whether there are... View More

First, note that the National Runaway Safeline is a resource for runaway teens and homeless youth who are in need of help. Any person who is 15 or 16 and seeking to live on their own is a target for criminal activity, and the danger they are in should be taken very seriously. For information,... View More

You want to research "social host" laws or ordinances, although if you are thinking of a specific incident reach out to an attorney. Anything involving alcohol and minors is serious.

Since you did not specify the city, a specific answer is not possible. Minnesota Statute... View More

You should contact a lawyer and go through the facts of this case. You listed Kentucky, which has a one-year statute of limitation in which to bring a personal injury lawsuit. Ky. Rev. Stat. § 413.140(1)(a). Based on these facts, claims that your daughter's estate may have had against the... View More

You do not have to stop, but you must yield the right of the way to the procession (which may often mean stopping):

It says drivers have to yield the right-of-way to each vehicle that is a part of a funeral procession.

For example, once the lead car in the funeral procession enters... View More

The landlord is responsible for providing a place in a safe and habitable condition. The smells arguably makes it uninhabitable. Here is the Georgia Handbook on Landlord-Tenant rights that may be helpful:

http://www.dca.state.ga.us/housing/housingdevelopment/programs/LandlordTenantHandbook.asp

Definitely get a lawyer on this one. Very interesting question, particularly given the cutting of the cables to the security cameras. Email me (contact on my website) if you want help finding a lawyer.

Since the 1st Amendment is part of the federal constitution, the location does not matter (i.e., Arkansas) since the law would apply everywhere (unless, you are asking about the Arkansas Constitution which could give even more protection).

Today, someone posted this one reddit (perhaps... View More

Yes, you would argue fraud or misrepresentation occurred so the contract should not be enforced by a court (the contract to buy the computer). Misrepresentations occur when a party says something false such as it is a 2010 mini mac or, to use a classic example, telling a potential buyer that a... View More

60 is often the minimum that is allowed at night. For example, the City of Harrisburg has enacted a Housing Code which establishes minimum standards for every building used as a residence, which states landlords must "Provide heat between October 1st and May 15th at a minimum of 65° between... View More

Yes, she is bound to it. But she can commit an efficient breach -- that is a voluntary breach of contract and payment of damages by a party who concludes that they would incur greater economic loss by performing under the contract.

She needs to find a new person to take over the lease and... View More

Yes. "An individual may file any money claim under the amount of $3,000 on the Clerks Docket; all other claims are filed under the Civil Suits." https://www.lincolnparish.org/clerkofcourt/pages/civil.html

No -- “‘Marriage’ means the legal union of two persons.” Conn. Gen. Stats. § 46b-20.