Your current state is Virginia
My sister was at Yosemite and she was caught passed out drunk in her vehicle. They want to charge her the following: CHARGE: OPERATING OR BEING IN ACTUAL PHYSICAL CONTROL OF A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL, OR A DRUG, OR DRUGS, OR ANY COMBINATION THEREOF, TO A DEGREE THAT... Read more »
CPS had committed fraud on my child's birth certificate I had lost my apartment and my car due to financial hardship my kids have went through pain and suffering and so have I emotional distress on me and my children allowing the other parent to commit social security fraud also placing my... Read more »
I received a speeding ticket on the Natchez Trace in TN...a federal violation. 36 CFR 4.21 (c) for 72 in a 50. I have been asked to pay a fine of $150 and don’t have to appear in court. (Box B). I have a clean driving record. My question is: if I pay the fine, am I admitting guilt and will this... Read more »
answered on Sep 29, 2022
Paying the Citation by mail is a Concviction, and adds 4 points to your MVR. If possible go to Court and act respectful to the US Attorney. It may go better.
I am in Michigan and was convicted of a felony in 1998. Great bodily harm less than murder. I know that it is up to the individual companies, but wondering if there is any law, state or federal , that would prevent me from working there.
answered on Sep 28, 2022
Working there? I don't think so. Probably not in the gun section. You should look into, at the very least, restoring your gun rights, though.
Being incarcerated doesn’t allow one to work to gather money for counsel.
Befriended me and made me believe that I would get a high rate of return
When attempting to purchase handguns at any FFL, it is required that the individual purchasing the handgun (or ammunition thereof) be at least 21. Isn’t this contrary to the courts decision? At what point in a legal case does the unconstitutional law not mean anything anymore (i.e. you won’t... Read more »
answered on Sep 25, 2022
To obtain a transcript, contact the court reporter if the court in which the case was heard. That would be the starting point for the transcript. 31 years is a long time to retain a transcript, depending on the type of case & what happened in the case (appeals, etc.). A copy of the conviction,... Read more »
I was helping some neighbors of mine move and I had a beer earlier that day later on that day I parked my truck across the street to help them move I removed my gun from my truck and as I’m walking to my house I’m stopped by the cops and arrested
I have error in my case and don't have representation that I need. Im being led right down to a prison sentence my constitutional rights have been violated I haven't been given all the information that I need to make decisions
I didn't give my niece permission to live here and now I've got problems with her behavior parole board is coming to search premises because I've complained about her being here. I'm not equipped to care for financially or otherwise to have her here shes aggressive, difficult,... Read more »
answered on Sep 24, 2022
Unfortunately, if she has been staying there for over 30 days, you will have to evict her or make a claim that she is violating her parole conditions. If you do the latter (Parole Vio.), she will go back to prison.
Maybe you should tell her she had better find a new place, or face a... Read more »
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