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I work in a retail environment and my boss has continuously asked invasive questions about my transition, sexuality, and political beliefs. There have been times where he tells me if I’m not comfortable I don’t need to answer, but him being in the position of power above me I never feel... View More 
The proposed fiduciary in this case would be Colorado Bank & Trust appointed through the VA Faduciary Hub.
Cop came to my house due to a firearm report, I do not have any firearms but I did make a post with an airsoft gun. The cop came over, I explained everything and showed him the post but he couldn't see due to the privacy screen. I handed it to show him, and he starts going through my... View More
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answered on Oct 19, 2024
You have the right to privacy regarding your personal devices. Generally, police need a warrant to search your phone, especially your private photos and data. Without your consent or a valid warrant, accessing your camera roll can be considered a violation of your rights.
However, there are... View More
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answered on Oct 14, 2024
It's understandable to feel anxious after such an incident. Theft, even of a small item like a beer, can lead to consequences depending on the circumstances and local laws.
In many cases, minor thefts might result in a citation or a fine, especially if it's a first offense.... View More
Where is the BWC supposed to be located and what constitutes tampering/obstructing?
Under Section 24-31-902 - Incident recordings - release - tampering - fine
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answered on Oct 2, 2024
When you observe a crime that leads to initiating a vehicle pursuit, you are required to activate your body-worn camera immediately. This ensures that all interactions and events are properly recorded from the start of the incident. Maintaining this footage is crucial for accountability and... View More
Car rental for minor hail damage. They are grossly over charging me. Their pics they took are really bad. I took pics at the same moment I returned it. I also paid $1,000 on that same day that they have not shown on any paperwork. I have requested but they won't show it was deducted off of... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
To resolve this situation, gather all of the evidence you have, including the clear photos you took at the time of returning the car, any written communications with the rental company, and the proof of your $1,000 payment. Ensure your documentation clearly shows the discrepancy between the rental... View More
I was riding my 50 mph wheelchair at the time. He ticketed me for not registering my wheelchair as a low–power scooter. I made the news and won in court.
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answered on Sep 22, 2024
It sounds like you’ve already had a significant legal victory by winning in court over the registration issue. Given this, it might be difficult to pursue a successful lawsuit under the ADA for the officer's instruction alone. The officer's reasoning could be seen as related to safety,... View More
2008 is when accident happened. 2009 was when I got licence suspended, the money is 250,000 plus late fees sence. No one was seriously hurt.
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
You do not necessarily have to file for bankruptcy to get your driver's license back. The suspension of your license likely stems from the debt owed due to the accident. There are options you can explore to address this debt without going through bankruptcy.
You may consider... View More
I am a content creator with the word cop in my name for a streaming platform because I am a moderator for a streamer. We are doing an IRL stream coming up down in Florida and I was wanting to wear my streamer outfit in public while we do the stream but I do not know if it would be illegal to do so.... View More
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
Wearing a duty belt and bulletproof vest in public as a civilian in Florida is not inherently illegal, but it can lead to misunderstandings. The key concern is that your outfit might be mistaken for law enforcement attire, especially if it resembles a police uniform, which could be interpreted as... View More
The case involves multiple civil rights violations, tampering with court records, tampering with body cam footage using advanced AI. My request to preserve evidence have been denied and multiple other motions. I have had 4 different judges assigned to my case and here I am over a year later and my... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It's incredibly frustrating to feel like your case is stuck in limbo, especially when it involves serious civil rights violations. Waiting over a year without your complaint being reviewed is disheartening, particularly when you've taken all the necessary steps, like proceeding forma... View More
The case involves multiple civil rights violations, tampering with body cam footage, altering court records by multiple county and state level agencies. It seems the federal court is assisting the lower government agencies as even my requests to preserve evidence have been denied. The body cam I... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you’re dealing with a very complex and frustrating situation. The delays in your case might be due to several factors, including the heavy caseload of the court, the complexity of your claims, or procedural issues that might be slowing down the review process. Federal courts can... View More
Just bought the moped used and I paid through venmo, it is not a registered moped and it worked when I bought it, shortly after it broke down within two hours of riding. The dealer said it was an easy fix and said he could fix it for free because it was just an engine cap issue. I tried contacting... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you’re in a difficult situation with this moped. Since the dealer blocked your number and the moped broke down almost immediately after purchase, you might have grounds to request a refund or take further action, but it could be tricky.
First, check if the dealership... View More
If the FCC handles (enforces) the telecommunications companies to pay people who's privacy they had breached, who holds the FCC accountable for federal conspiracy, and aiding and abetting a convicted Federal felon
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
To address the complexities of your situation, it's essential to find a litigator with deep knowledge of FCC regulations, privacy laws, and conspiracy statutes. You need someone who has successfully navigated cases involving telecommunications companies and their obligations under privacy... View More
I have received a notice asserting that my service dog was unleashed and that I failed to clean up after it within the designated pet relief area. I categorically deny these allegations.
In support of my position, I possess text message evidence from a HOA employee named Juan, corroborating... View More
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
I'm sorry to hear you're dealing with this situation. You have strong evidence with the text messages from Juan that support your claim of responsible behavior with your service dog. Presenting these messages shows that you take the HOA's rules seriously.
Mr. XX's... View More
Without my knowledge or medical consent. And this is in reference to mental health counseling- outpatient
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
No, a counselor cannot legally access your medical records from a previous counselor without your explicit consent. Privacy laws, such as HIPAA in the United States, protect your medical information and require that you give written permission before your records can be shared between healthcare... View More
Only Alaska Veterns qualify.
How can Alaska justify giving this offer to just Alaska Veterns?
All veterns are equal, and we all deserve the same benefits for our service.
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
Alaska's decision to offer a 25% discount on land bids exclusively to Alaska veterans is likely rooted in a desire to support those who have served the state directly. By focusing on Alaska veterans, the state aims to retain and reward those who have a strong connection to Alaska and have... View More
Competency was raised by my public defender back in March. Since that time, a medical exam by experts proves I am innocent of this misdemeanor charge. However this report was never given to the prosecution or brought up to the court. After 110 of anxiety-filled days the doctor called me and said... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
It’s essential to address your concerns about ineffective counsel and the competency evaluation with urgency. Start by documenting all communication attempts and issues with your attorney, including the call from the doctor. This documentation can be crucial for your case.
You should... View More
My boyfriend has been incarcerated since February 23rd. On Friday all of a sudden he was no longer booked on the 23rd at 11:23pm. Now the public records say he was booked at 1:28am on the 24th. The judge in the case gave the DA till Friday to file a motion. Is it legal for the DA to alter time and... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
Altering public records, such as the booking time and date, after the fact is generally illegal and raises serious legal and ethical concerns. Public records are meant to be accurate reflections of events, and tampering with them can undermine the integrity of the legal process. This kind of action... View More
I'm on Supervised probation.nearly had my phone confiscated for reading Yahoo news Articles. PO Said I have a history with law enforcement. I do not. This is my first arrest. My dad was a cop for 20yr. He says that the articles I'm reading are too negative and too violent. this is news... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
While on supervised probation, certain restrictions may be placed on your activities, including internet usage, but these restrictions must be reasonable and clearly related to the goals of probation. It seems unusual for your probation officer to restrict your access to mainstream news articles... View More
Able service of the temporary restraining only having 3days to find a attorney travel over 1000 miles tried no number to call courts on any paperwork or instructions on how to do anything tried to call multiple times after searching for a day trying to find the number no voice mail to leave... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
In your situation, it sounds like you may have grounds to argue that your due process rights were violated. Due process requires that you are given adequate notice and a fair opportunity to be heard before any legal action is taken against you. Being served with an ex parte CPO (Civil Protection... View More
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