Petitition for certification
answered on Nov 11, 2015
This question has no facts and is too confusing to get an answer.
answered on Nov 11, 2015
It appears that you already have filed a notice of appeal.
answered on Nov 11, 2015
You have not given enough facts for a meaningful answer.
#2 on application I understood as employment discipline and answered no... My preliminary review hearing (appeal)order states that will be the issue talked about. Will I have to explain all my past mistameanor convictions even though the 5 year requirement has past
He declined signing.he was given the direct order to sign. he refused.he is being punished for(refusing a direct order).he believe ordering him to sign anything he does not agree with is not a lawful order.does my husband have legal grounds for appeal? if so what are they?
answered on Nov 11, 2015
Your question requires research into at least reading the applicable statutes, and perhaps some case law. You can find the statutes on the internet most likely.
Somebody called me convict today and I asked ncos and they said nothing but couldn't look me dead in my eyes. Anyway of knowing
They are trying to blame it on me. Wouldn't they have to have proof? Or could they just make an arrest over he said she said?
answered on Nov 11, 2015
They have to have probable cause to arrest you. Go see an attorney and do not speak with the police about this.
Later on found out they didn't what can he do
answered on Nov 11, 2015
They didn't have a warrant? He can go see a private criminal defense attorney about this.
What's the minimum and maximum sentence If convicted of either or crimes (not convicted for both charges just one) and Will she have to do the full prison term and the earliest chance for parole? Any advice is appreciated. THANK U FOR UR TIME
answered on Nov 11, 2015
You have not given enough facts here for a solid answer. There are many factors that go into sentencing, not just the charge, but the facts as well as the complete prior record, are just a few.
answered on Nov 11, 2015
Probably not, but you should have a full discussion with a local attorney about this.
The police officer proceeds to escorts me to my vehicle. The officer asked me to search vehicle and if i didnt agree he would call for canine to search. Is this legal?
answered on Nov 11, 2015
Not in my opinion, but I know only what you have written, and that is not enough for a solid answer.
answered on Nov 11, 2015
He may not be charged with statutory rape because you are above the age of consent in your state, but he might get charged with contributing.
He penetrated her with his fingers and left a big hicky on her neck
a ministry replied to my craigslist ad and wants to take over my car payments by keeping the vehicle in my name because of his bad credit. I have told 20 people no to this request but his credentials give me peace. is there a way to be covered by a binding legal contract to assure my credit... View More 
answered on Nov 11, 2015
He could hold you harmless and indemnify you. That would mean that if you get sued and they get money out of you, you can sue him to recover whatever they got from you. But you probably do not realize that you are breaking the contract with the bank by doing this. Read it .
No additional details needed.
answered on Nov 11, 2015
It is usually a court reporter who transcribes things.
like say they broke in and i shot them while they were still near the front door can they search around the house regardless of him not having gotten any further than that or can the home owner ask that they stick to an area that the criminal was at
answered on Nov 11, 2015
Too few facts here for a solid answer. It is a lot more complicated than this seemingly simple quesiton.
For example the name on the will is written & signed as John Q Smith instead of the full legal name of John Quincy Smith. My mother is asking this question regarding her brother's will. He wasn't married & his will leaving everything to his companion/common-law wife is in... View More
answered on Nov 10, 2015
She needs to go see a local probate attorney for a full discussion about this. Each state has different laws.
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