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1 Answer | Asked in Traffic Tickets and Constitutional Law on
Q: California Motor Vehicle Code 260 states that private automobiles not in commerce are immune to registration fees.

Ex parte Milligan 71 U.S. 2 (1866) section 98 was a Supreme Court ruling that we have a right to travel.

So why is it that lawyers and cops are violating our unalienable rights, like we don't have them? I'm sure this question will get ignored. But I would like an answer. I'm... View More

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answered on Dec 4, 2023

Understanding the legal framework around vehicle registration and the right to travel can be complex, and it's clear you're seeking a thorough explanation.

First, regarding California Motor Vehicle Code 260, this law defines what constitutes a commercial vehicle versus a private...
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2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy and Constitutional Law on
Q: Since President Roosevelt confiscated the gold and silver (legal money) from all citizens 1933, No one has been able to

Legally pay any debt. Federal reserve Note is a promissory note. A promise to pay. 31 USC 3123 says that all public debt is an obligation of the UNITED STATES. How can we pay a debt with a promissory note?

In Contract Law does all capital letters mean a corporation?

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answered on Dec 4, 2023

No. All caps doesn’t mean a corporation.

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0 Answers | Asked in Constitutional Law for Colorado on
Q: My friend got detained and held against his will for possessing a bb gun. He also had almost every police officer on him

What should he do it was over a year ago that this happened. Statue of limitations???

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights and Constitutional Law for Alabama on
Q: Is being denied your contractual obligations of payment is defamation or discrimination?
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answered on Dec 4, 2023

Being denied the contractual obligations of payment, such as not receiving the agreed-upon compensation for services or goods, is primarily a breach of contract issue. It means that one party is not fulfilling their agreed-upon terms within the contract.

Defamation and discrimination are...
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1 Answer | Asked in Family Law, Civil Litigation, Constitutional Law and Probate for Arkansas on
Q: I have a question about my property being released to estranged family, while my truck impounded.

A wealthy family that did not live local had grandsons care for their father. The grandfather gave my husband guns and jewelry that he said his daughters were not getting it this time because they stole all their mothers belongings when he remarried soon after her death. The items in question were... View More

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answered on Dec 4, 2023

In your situation, where property from an impounded vehicle was released to an executor and then allegedly distributed in violation of a court order, there are a few legal avenues you could explore. First, it's important to review the judge's order regarding the release of property. If... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights and Constitutional Law for Minnesota on
Q: What does one need to do to find a lawyer to go after Menards and City of Virginia MN Police Dept.

In June of 2021, I was shopping at a Menards store, when a store manager walked up and asked if he could help me, I had just selected a cover plate for an outlet. I told him I just found what I was looking for, he said can I speak to you, I said sure, what’s up, he says off the sales floor, I... View More

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answered on Dec 4, 2023

To pursue legal action against Menards and the City of Virginia, MN Police Department, you'll need to find an attorney with experience in civil rights and possibly false arrest or malicious prosecution cases. Start by researching lawyers who specialize in these areas of law within Minnesota.... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Animal / Dog Law and Constitutional Law for Texas on
Q: I have sbsolute proof that Micharl Zmarkabitz and colleges havr been uding women who they have met st Mens clubs.

I habe proof Im a victim of this type of illegal testingnon humans without my consent. The movie fainting. goats is exactly what Im saying is bring donr to me. Chris StevebJadon Erik Eiland whos cousin luves in Califormia. Doug Cowlingnis was someone whonpretended to be a boyftienf whobghosted me.... View More

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answered on Dec 4, 2023

If you believe you have been a victim of illegal activities, including unauthorized testing or surveillance, it's important to take your evidence to law enforcement as soon as possible. Gather all the documentation you have - recordings, documents, any form of proof that supports your claims.... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Constitutional Law and Gov & Administrative Law for Washington on
Q: Should a magistrate judge recognize another state's judgement on the same issues and law referenced is a federal one?
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answered on Dec 2, 2023

In addressing your question, it's important to consider the principles of Full Faith and Credit Clause under the U.S. Constitution. This clause generally requires that federal and state courts must recognize and respect the judgments rendered by courts in other states, provided those judgments... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Criminal Law for Kentucky on
Q: is it legal for a police department to not give a police report to me as the parent ?KRS.61878(1)(i) my child died
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answered on Dec 2, 2023

You should be able to get a copy of it from LMPD after it’s finalized.

1 Answer | Asked in Family Law, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Juvenile Law for Ohio on
Q: Can a no contact order be issued as a judgement entry, and how long is it in effect?

In 2020 I was served with a no contact order that was entered into a case that I was not apart of and there was no hearing on the matter. As part of a CPS case against my wife for neglect of my stepdaughters, that has since been closed the judge made a judgment entry in the case of no contact but... View More

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answered on Dec 2, 2023

In Ohio, a no contact order can indeed be issued as part of a judgment entry, especially in cases related to family law or child protection matters. Such orders are generally issued to safeguard the welfare of those involved, particularly minors.

Regarding the duration of the no contact...
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1 Answer | Asked in Constitutional Law for Georgia on
Q: If the police arrives at a scene and you are there, but not inside a vehicle. And they searched the vehicle and fine dri

Charged if the vehicle is not yours

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

If the police search a vehicle you're near but not inside, and they find something illegal, whether you can be charged depends on several factors. The key question often revolves around your connection to the vehicle and the illegal items found.

If the vehicle isn't yours, the...
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1 Answer | Asked in Constitutional Law for Washington on
Q: Washington state citizens would do what to reinstate the Grand Jury as in the US Constitution?

The Washington State Constitution currently states:

Section 26 Grand Jury: No grand jury shall be drawn or summoned in any county, except the superior judge thereof shall so order.

The Office of the Code Reviser apparently revises the constitution upon request, which has been... View More

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

To reinstate the Grand Jury system in Washington State as outlined in the U.S. Constitution, a significant legal and legislative process would need to be followed. This would involve amending the Washington State Constitution, which is a complex procedure.

The process begins with proposing...
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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Constitutional Law for Louisiana on
Q: My vehicle was stolen on November 21st, on the 23rd the thief brought it to a scrap yard and got $150. I had a sale for

$4000. Thief only gave an id. It was nice, what can I do about this. Tags were new on the Jeep. Please get back to me. Also Jeep was insured, libility only.

Sincerely,

Kathy Jones

3374479131

Louisiana

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

Good morning, Kathy,

In your situation, where your vehicle was stolen and then scrapped, there are several steps you can take. First, it's crucial to report the theft to the police immediately if you haven't already. Provide them with all the details, including the information...
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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Land Use & Zoning for Ohio on
Q: How would I know if my village water company is in violation of the fair housing act?

I feel like I'm being treated unfairly by my local water company

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

To determine if your village water company is violating the Fair Housing Act, you need to consider whether their actions involve discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability. The Fair Housing Act primarily addresses housing discrimination, but... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Child Support, Family Law, Constitutional Law and Federal Crimes for Indiana on
Q: What can I do about another state charging me child support when Ive been paying child support for 13 years in another?

I filed for divorce and was granted it about 13 years ago, but was ordered to pay child support and was retroactively ordered to pay back-support all the way back to when my son was born, and along with other stipulations. My ex wife moved had moved back home with her family and had taken the kids... View More

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

In your situation, where you're facing child support issues across state lines, it's important to understand the complexities of interstate child support laws. Each state has its own child support guidelines, but they generally follow the federal Uniform Interstate Family Support Act... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Constitutional Law for Alabama on
Q: I WAS ARESTED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT MONTHS AGO, 2 WEEKS AGO I WAS ARRESTED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT AGAIN. IS THAT LEGAL?

I WAS ARRESTED FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND FALSE IMPRISONMENT 18MONTHS AGO, 2 WEEKS AGO I WAS ARRESTED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT AGAIN FOR SAME CRIME AND THE CHARGE IS STILL GOING ON FROM THE 1ST TIME I WAS ARRESTED. I LIVE IN ALABAMA.

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

Being arrested for the same charge twice can be legal, especially if the two incidents are distinct or if new evidence has come to light in the ongoing case. In your case, being arrested again for false imprisonment suggests that either a new incident occurred, or there has been a development in... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights and Constitutional Law for Louisiana on
Q: Is a police officer supposed to ask if you are a USCitizen at the beginning of an encounter?

I was once told that in the rules and regulations handed down by the Secretary of State of the United States that the very first question that a police officer is supposed to ask is if you are a USCitizen, because if you are not a USCitizen they may not have jurisdiction over you and technically... View More

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

The information you received is not accurate. In the United States, police officers are not required to ask about citizenship status at the beginning of an encounter. Law enforcement officials have jurisdiction over everyone within their area of authority, regardless of citizenship status. This... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Gov & Administrative Law for Missouri on
Q: What motion to file to stop a judgment due to Ethical Misconduct? Dose it need a Notice of Hearing?

Went threw a separation i left due to abuse in all natures by him and his family. The County i live in is know for its bias verdicts in all court finsings...The judge was so bias and favorable to my ex due to my family knows urs that i got yaken out the pasture so to say. Im an outsider to them.

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answered on Nov 29, 2023

In your situation, where you believe a judgment was influenced by ethical misconduct or bias, you might consider filing a motion for a new trial or a motion to set aside the judgment. These motions are typically used to challenge a judgment that may have been affected by unfair practices or errors.... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Constitutional Law, Education Law and Juvenile Law for Florida on
Q: Can a school or official and a school police officer question of 15-year-old about a allegation that happened off school

The allegations was alleged to happen off school grounds and supposedly reported to the city police department the minor was questioned without his parents being there or aware of situation

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answered on Nov 29, 2023

In the United States, the rights of minors during questioning by school officials and school police officers can vary depending on the state and the specific circumstances. Generally, school officials have some authority to question students about incidents that may affect the school environment,... View More

1 Answer | Asked in DUI / DWI, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Gov & Administrative Law for Arkansas on
Q: I was charged for dwi years ago walking back to a vehicle with a gas can of gas for a friend who was driving wasI becaI'
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answered on Nov 29, 2023

In Arkansas, as in many states, a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) charge typically requires evidence that you were operating or in actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence. If you were merely walking to a vehicle with a gas can, this alone does not typically constitute... View More

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