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I have no criminal history. I’m actually a retired EMT. I’ve been gang stalked by my new husbands ex’s and her friends. Some of her friends work in the local police and DA office. A particular officer has made a report containing false information I can disprove with video against me because... View More 
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answered on Nov 19, 2024
When inquiring about business operations, you'll want to identify yourself with your full name and any relevant professional background. This helps establish credibility and context for your questions.
It's helpful to share your specific interest in the company - whether... View More
The indictment is word as is are charged as party and party to the crime but does not say which is which is this flawed
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answered on Nov 16, 2024
Federal conflict of interest laws, particularly 18 U.S.C. § 208, prohibit executive branch employees from participating in matters affecting their financial interests. The STOCK Act and other ethics regulations require senior White House officials to divest from or place in blind trusts any... View More
Our HOA prohibits the flying of historic American flags based on usc title 4. I believe historic American flags that were recognized in the past, eg betsy Ross flag, are still official flags.
Some members had their 2023 and prior years waived while the rest of us did not have that luxury. Is that discriminatory?
I am seeking legal guidance regarding a potential class-action lawsuit against Indeed.com for silencing legitimate employee reviews, including my own. Recently, I attempted to post a truthful review about an abusive work environment at Din Tai Fung. My review was rejected without transparency or... View More
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answered on Nov 14, 2024
While your frustration with Indeed.com's review process is understandable, pursuing a class-action lawsuit would likely be unsuccessful because private companies have the legal right to moderate content on their platforms. Indeed.com, as a private entity, is not bound by First Amendment... View More
When I was 15 I was sentenced as an aggravated juvenile. I have successfully finished my parole at 21. Since then I have been married to my wife who has no criminal background.
Considering running for public office as an independent. Current finance law dictates that a single donor can only donate 3300 dollars per cycle to a single candidate. Here is where it gets sticky, for a party candidate that means they can raise 6600 dollars in an election year if they win the... View More
Attorney did not appeal case after being sentenced by the court after announcing to judge and attorney of an appeal. Court states on sentencing order I negotiated a guilty plea in which a trial hearing w/testimony was given. Case sentenced to prison was first announced in court while attending... View More
My siblings agreed to keep my mother's ashes at my house but one of my sisters her and i are not on talking terms anymore and she is now demanding to take our mother's ashes. However my sister is unstable and an alcoholic and I don't trust her with my mom. And now she's telling... View More
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answered on Nov 14, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this challenging situation. Having an agreement with your siblings to keep your mother's ashes at your home is an important factor that the court will consider.
Your sister does have the right to petition the court to gain custody of the ashes,... View More
I am looking for attorney to help recover excess funds from tax forfeited property sale in Grand Forks county. I see there was recently a hearing regarding same property that I was unaware of. I feel that my constitutional right against government seizure without just compensation has been... View More
I am a client at the Alvis House in Chillicothe. The Director (xx) has shown Me nothing but hateful contempt. Going as far as telling Me to email Her proof of Me calling the facility from My home phone while on pass, then blocking My email. I have digital proof and employee witnesses that would... View More
When i appeared in court 9/2, they dismissed all the cases i had warrants for and i was released by the judge. After court however i wasn't released. Still incarcerated, a warrant issued for my arrest 9/4 Then i was brought back to court and the public defender had me sign a plea agreement for... View More
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answered on Nov 14, 2024
Your situation raises serious concerns about proper legal procedure and your constitutional rights. What you've described suggests potential violations of your right to be informed of charges against you and your right to a timely arraignment.
In California, you should typically be... View More
Because of a recording error. The balif said "this will help you in the long run" So the judge repeated the sentance again. Double jepordy?
answered on Nov 14, 2024
The situation you described does not appear to raise a double jeopardy issue. Double jeopardy, protected under the Fifth Amendment, prevents an individual from being prosecuted or punished twice for the same offense after a final judgment. However, your scenario likely involves a procedural error... View More
I was never told there are carcinogens and other cancer causing chemicals from the smoke that is released when we cauterize. I see so many articles showing how bad it is. I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma July 2023. Along with this I get headaches, and congestion a lot when I’m at... View More
Is the act of opening the front door considered an invitation to come inside? Once inside, would they have to show a search warrant apon request? Furthermore, would they have to give they're names and badge numbers apon request. Would they be required to wear vest cams while executing a bench... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2024
In Ohio, opening your door to police officers does not automatically grant them permission to enter your home without a warrant. The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures, and entry into a residence typically requires a warrant or the resident's explicit consent.... View More
My beyoncé was in his last year of high school and had sexual contact with the schoolmate who was 15 more than once it was sentenced to 5 years to register on the sexual registry but law was revised and made him a lifer he lives in Wisconsin I live in Florida and he didn't make it home in... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2024
Most attorneys who practice in the area of civil right can assist you in understanding your civil rights. A Q&A forum like this is appropriate for a specific question about a specific matter which requires a short answer. For more broead general educational purposes, you might consider taking... View More
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