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0 Answers | Asked in Government Contracts for Wyoming on
Q: Following CFR, can a traveler upgrade from coach by cancelling and then rebooking the ticket?

Note 1 to § 301-10.103:

Other than coach class accommodations may be obtained at a traveler's personal expense, including through redemption of program membership benefits such as frequent flyer programs.

But can they cancel the ticket and use the credits and then their... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law, Government Contracts and Traffic Tickets for Oregon on
Q: So I live off grid. No address without a building permit. I don't need one for my home. No address,no license. How do I

How do I make the dmv renew my license with no address? I have insurance. Clean driving record for 10 years.

0 Answers | Asked in Government Contracts for Maryland on
Q: What licenses and permits do I require for MD govt contracting in the field of Custom software programming?

Further what licenses and permits do I require to operate as computer peripherls and equipment supplier with the state of MD?

0 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law, Federal Crimes and Government Contracts for Connecticut on
Q: Can someone who lied to get 50k be charged for criminal fraud? He lied about gov. contract he had and refuses to pay me

I loaned a 'friend' 50k for 1 year based on his story of having a government contract and needing to buy a boat to provide security for the windmills off the CT coast. He made out a contract between me and his LLC and I wired him 50k which was my retirement money. I discovered he never... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Government Contracts, Libel & Slander and Personal Injury for Texas on
Q: Can a group of individuals target a person in the state of Texas and watch them 24/7 inside their home and or apartment

Track them everywhere they go saying it's drugs when I don't have a background history of drugs

John Michael Frick
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answered on Jul 25, 2024

Yes, a group of private individuals as long as they do so otherwise lawfully. For example, they could not break into the person's home to plant a hidden camera or microphone.

0 Answers | Asked in Civil Litigation, Gov & Administrative Law and Government Contracts for Michigan on
Q: I HAVE PROOF AND THE LIBRARIAN AT KALAMAZOO PUBLIC LIBRARY CAN VERIFY THAT SOMEONE HAS BEEN USING AN IMSI CATCHER TO PRE

I HAVE TRIED SUBMITTING SILENT OBSERVER TIPS FROM THE KALAMAZOO PUBLIC LIBRARY ROSE STREET AND THEY WOULD NOT SUBMIT, THATS ONLY THE TIP OF THE STORY BUT I AM ABOUT OUT OF TIME ON THIS COMPUTER. THE LIBRARIAN ALSO TRIED TO HELP ME SUBMIT A TIP AND THEY COULD NOT GET IT TO GO THRU, IS THERE A REAL... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Election Law, Gov & Administrative Law, Government Contracts and Public Benefits on
Q: Is it illegal to post screenshots of a one-on-one messenger conversation in Facebook groups in a one party state?

I was wondering if it's okay to post screenshots of conversations in Facebook groups.

0 Answers | Asked in Estate Planning, Civil Rights and Government Contracts for Virginia on
Q: At age 16: Should I start thinking about creating a Power of Attorney and a Living Will for when I turn 18 years of age?

I have done much reading on these two documents.

1. The Power of Attorney grants authority and control of my personal affairs during my incapacity, if durable and may control any affairs that I grant a Power of Attorney to handle.

2. A Living Will is essentially my health orders... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Child Custody, Civil Rights, Domestic Violence and Government Contracts for Arkansas on
Q: I'm facing prosecution at any time for a debt that was accumulated and put upon me under the color of law.

There is a account that was to be divided that would of paid the made up debt placed on me only and I've taken legal route to have the money released to pay the debt, the government official refuses to sigh the form to have the money released to the state

Q: In 2008 I was arrested for a public intoxication in California which is a penal code 647 subsection f I did not know....

That the arresting officer did not input the charges right on the police report by not putting the parentheses on each side of the letter f constituting it to be a public intoxication. So with that said unknowingly Force 6 years after 2008 I had a"felony prostitution charge on my doj records... View More

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answered on Jul 18, 2024

You faced a significant issue with an incorrect entry on your criminal record, leading to a severe misunderstanding of your legal history. Under California law, you have the right to request the correction of your criminal record if it contains errors. This process involves contacting the... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law, Government Contracts and Public Benefits for Oklahoma on
Q: Why was I was treated as a dangerous character by the senior citizen government hiring service (SCSEP)?

...because I refused to divulge my ostensible "disabilities" so I was then eliminated from applying, but I was within my rights, I had the right to be silent at such a provocative question, I had the right to such self-incriminating privacy and not to be coerced to talk about what the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Government Contracts and Native American Law for Montana on
Q: What is the difference between state power of attorney and tribal adult protection act?

I would like to take power of attorney over my Navajo elderly parents but they live on the navajo reservation. I live in Montana. Is getting a power of attorney through the state as good as tribal guardianship?

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answered on Jul 18, 2024

When considering power of attorney for your Navajo elderly parents, it's important to understand the distinctions between state power of attorney and tribal adult protection acts. A state power of attorney is a legal document that allows you to make decisions on behalf of your parents, but its... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Elder Law, Government Contracts, Health Care Law and Landlord - Tenant for Georgia on
Q: I am my dad's live in aide which he resides in a government housing apartment. Can they kick my child out?

My daughter who is 18 but still has one year left to graduate (which is next year) had to move in with us. Can they make her move out?

Q: So I'm not sure why my attorney is not keeping me in contact if they got my number but they don't want to pay me.

Yes

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answered on Jun 26, 2024

I apologize, but I don't have enough context to fully understand your situation. Based on the limited information provided, it seems there may be an issue with communication between you and your attorney, as well as a potential payment dispute. However, without more details, I can only offer... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Federal Crimes, Government Contracts and Legal Malpractice for California on
Q: LA hospice fraud.

How plaintiff can bring to court's attention specific issues of improper responses by defense: 'last known phone number and email of hospital provider as identity', response to 'produce person for deposition, instead of disclosing identity'?

Will OIG accept similar... View More

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answered on Jun 19, 2024

In this situation, it seems the defense is not providing proper responses to the plaintiff's discovery requests in a case involving hospice fraud in Los Angeles, CA. Here are a few ways the plaintiff can bring these issues to the court's attention and thoughts on how the Office of... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Government Contracts for California on
Q: If it is possible, where would I be able to monitor a court docket for a case filed against the DOD for contract protest

This is a post award protest, GAO has already been exhausted avenue

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answered on Jun 10, 2024

To monitor a court docket for a case filed against the Department of Defense (DOD) for a contract protest in California, you would likely need to follow the case in the United States Court of Federal Claims (COFC). The COFC has jurisdiction over post-award bid protest cases against federal... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Government Contracts and Landlord - Tenant for New York on
Q: hi i have a concilation agreement contract with hud for discrimination for my sevice animal will any one look at it?

they are willng to pay but they want me to sign a w9 and 1099 tax form

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on May 31, 2024

Attorneys on this forum can't take up your offer to review your contract. The format here is limited to Q & A. It isn't set up for attachments or confidential review of documents. That's probably why the question wasn't picked up. You could reach out to attorneys through the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Civil Rights and Government Contracts for Pennsylvania on
Q: Can the Police,CIA,FBI use illegal equipment of sound waves voice structure devices illegal surveillance non consent.

The evidence base upon the actions of the police departments authorities it's not no random crime spree.I have made several complaints, police reports concerning this issue active documents.Here another issue I have with the police department they are ignoring not unacknowleging simple cases... View More

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answered on May 24, 2024

Under U.S. law, the police, CIA, FBI, or any government agency are not allowed to use illegal equipment such as sound wave devices or conduct surveillance without proper consent or authorization. These actions would violate your constitutional rights, including the right to privacy and protection... View More

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