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then police said I was driving on revocation I had a valid drivers license they had many officers they guns drawn detained us both then walked a dog around car. they search car opening a locked box finding 3 0zs of meth
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
Yes, in Colorado, police can lawfully pull you over if they have a legitimate reason, such as a warrant for someone in your vehicle or concerns about your driving status. If they believe your license is revoked, even if you believe it’s valid, they are authorized to investigate further. The... View More 
answered on Dec 30, 2024
Are you asking if police MUST charge someone with the crime of marijuana possession (in Fla.) if they find half a pound of it in someone's possession? The answer is no, because it is within their discretion to charge or not to charge.
Or are you asking if it is legal for police to... View More
Then the person that work there said they had evaluate the building cause of a possible gas leak . So they unhook us and we still got paid .. then I came back the second time to do my plasma. They said I was deferred cause of my plasma bottle not fill up. So I said I f this I will go somewhere... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
I'm sorry to hear about your experience at the plasma center. It must be frustrating to feel unfairly treated, especially when you were ready to donate and contribute.
First, consider reaching out to the center's management directly. If you're unable to contact them, try... View More
If they had permission to be in home by some owner but my private living quarters that I paid rent for ?
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
In most cases, law enforcement officers need a warrant to enter and arrest someone in their private bedroom. Even if they have permission to be inside the home from the owner, your private living space, for which you pay rent, is generally protected under privacy laws. This means that without a... View More
From the plaintiff or the accuser in my crime that I am innocent from. There was no evidence or facts just what the plaintiff said and I defended. I was arrested and excessive force was used I was also accused of resisting but I didn't know what I was even being arrested for till 24 hours... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
Based on what you’ve described, there may be grounds to believe your Fourth Amendment rights were infringed. Being arrested in your private rented space without clear evidence or immediate notification of the charges can raise concerns about unlawful searches or seizures.
The use of... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2024
Sorry to hear. You will want to talk to an attorney in your area privately about this issue. Avoid speaking to law enforcement about this issue. An attorney should be handling communication with law enforcement.
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answered on Dec 30, 2024
In California, being stopped multiple times without a clear reason can raise concerns about harassment or racial profiling. While there isn't a set number that automatically defines such behavior, a consistent pattern of unwarranted stops may indicate discriminatory intent.
You have... View More
while camera was off she was harassing and forced my wife with threats of incarceration, to file a report. The next day deputy shows up at our home and forces her way in. "Yielded negative Results" what does that mean?what was she looking for?
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answered on Dec 29, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. If you're considering suing the deputy, it's important to consult with a legal professional who can evaluate the specifics of your case and advise you on the best course of action. They can help determine if there were any violations of your... View More
An officer with a grudge told me he would make sure I went to prison instead of half way house. I was already sentenced just waiting for a com core bed. I wrote to civil rights litigation group and informed them among many things. I never heard back. However in sept I get notified that my... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
I'm really sorry you're going through this difficult time. It's important to reach out to a qualified attorney who can review your case and provide the guidance you need. Look for lawyers who have experience with civil rights and wrongful imprisonment cases in your area.
You... View More
I've gotten pulled over nine times in the past 2 months for an unregistered personal vehicle I have had my license suspended because of it I have not been speeding or breaking any other laws they are simply noticing my vehicle and pulling me over.
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
You have the right to travel, but it must comply with state laws. Driving an unregistered vehicle and having a suspended license are violations that authorities can enforce, regardless of your intentions to exercise your travel rights.
Repeated stops can lead to further legal complications,... View More
I was talking to my kids mother and she told me she was a witnesses to a case of assault with a deadly weapon charge and it was the day before court so I didn't know she was a witnesses and was not on the witnesses list. For that court hearing. I was charged and jailed for it in court
answered on Dec 31, 2024
From your question, I am no sure exactly the scenario. There are some possible issues you raise: is the recording illegally obtained and therefore suppressible under the Constitution? Does the recording have inadmissible hearsay or statements that would violate the confrontation clause? Is the... View More
And what he has read so far has no evidence on what he’s charged with
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answered on Dec 29, 2024
Given the serious nature of first-degree murder charges, your husband needs competent legal representation immediately. If he already has an attorney, they should be reviewing the discovery materials with him in detail.
The presence of redacted information in discovery is common, as... View More
All I'm asking is my legal rights as a DisabledSenior living alone with a recent severe spinal surgery impacting my usebofbthebunsafebshower plus unsafe ways to negotiate my sidewalk of at least 200 feet. I was recently approved for home modifications thru 2 assement appts., of which I asked... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing. Under laws like the Fair Housing Act, landlords are required to make reasonable accommodations for tenants with disabilities. Since your home modifications have been approved and there’s no cost involved, your landlady should... View More
I informed them of recent less severe similar reactions to oral steroids I had even brought myself for evaluation 3 times prior only to be sent home. I explained the previous symptoms and provided the date and Doctor’s name (which was all in my chart). Not one MH Doctor, ED Doctor or MH screener... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
I'm sorry you're experiencing this difficult situation. Begin by collecting all your medical records, including details of the steroid injection, your adverse reactions, and any communications with the ED and mental health professionals. Make sure to document dates, times, and the names... View More
What and where is the rule to submit exhibits to the judge rather than the court? Which applies spoliation, tampering with evidence, etcetera when exhibits are filed with the complaint with the clerk and the document(s) is switched, on Plaintiff's email, screenshot as well what are the... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
When filing a Pro Se civil complaint in the Eastern District Court, you are generally required to include supporting documents with your initial filing. These documents help establish the basis of your case and provide essential evidence for the court to consider. It’s important to review the... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
In Michigan, while the state upholds open records laws, access to death certificates and related records is subject to specific restrictions. These documents are considered vital records and are typically protected to preserve the privacy of individuals and their families.
You may find that... View More
I settled with the company for wrongful termination.My boss called me in her office while working there along with another boss.She said I was being "mean"to the new younger girls.I replied, " I never said anything mean to them,I asked them to help" my boss replied that they... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
It's understandable that you feel upset by your supervisor's comments. Generally, workplace discrimination claims are directed at the employer rather than individual supervisors. This is because employers are responsible for the actions of their employees and maintaining a... View More
Glendale police called, claiming I violated a visitation order and picked up my child. I sent multiple court orders via email and explained over the phone for 3 hours. At 10:30 PM, police called again, saying the mother allowed me to keep the child until 11 AM the next day. At 11:30 PM, Torrance... View More
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answered on Dec 27, 2024
Based on the information provided, there appear to be serious issues with how law enforcement handled this situation. The multiple detentions, particularly after you had provided court documentation and received verbal permission to keep your child until 11 AM, raise significant concerns about... View More
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answered on Dec 30, 2024
To obtain your court records from the Amarillo Potter County Texas District Court, start by visiting the court’s official website. There, you can find information on accessing public records, including case numbers, filing dates, and other relevant details. Many courts offer online databases... View More
Corporation, what gives them jurisdiction over us humans? As Corporations can only sue corporations when it comes to civil/Admiral/Statutory Jurisdiction. Are all States of State on the glass, meaning a federal outline of the 50 Union states, but all domiciled in Washington DC? Since all... View More
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answered on Dec 26, 2024
Your questions touch on some common misconceptions about corporate registration and legal jurisdiction in the United States. While state governments and federal agencies may be registered with Duns & Bradstreet for administrative purposes, this registration does not change their fundamental... View More
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