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In the slums not a safe neighborhood and one of the roommates are out on bond for sexual assault. Can he break the lease?
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
You have the right to expect that the apartment you leased matches what was advertised to you. If the apartment is in a significantly different condition or in an unsafe neighborhood, you might be able to argue that the landlord has violated the terms of the lease by misrepresenting the property.... View More 
I recorded 4 videos about a month ago without anyone knowing I was recording the videos It was sent to someone who sent it to someone else who told the person that the person want's to either take it to court or settle it all without lawyers. I'm wondering if it was illegal to record the... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
In Arizona, it’s important to know that the state is a "one-party consent" state when it comes to recording conversations. This means that if you were part of the conversation, you’re generally allowed to record it without needing permission from the other participants. However, if... View More
I'm assuming they're already in solitary.
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answered on Aug 8, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about what you're experiencing. Under California law, it's crucial to take immediate steps to protect yourself and seek justice. You should report the assaults to the police as soon as possible. They have the authority and resources to investigate such serious... View More
Specifically, Comcast Xfinity AI.. Which I told hours ago to stop contacting me by text message.. And then told a human agent to stop it, as well. Then it called me on the phone. And then it contacted me via the Xfinity app.. It's been going on for several hours and now through 3 different... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating and potentially invasive situation. When you've clearly communicated to a company, through multiple channels, that you want to stop receiving messages or calls, and they continue to contact you, it could indeed be viewed as harassment. Even... View More
i was warned for the telecommunications harassment for 3 texts, i then made a facebook post with public record information. did i break the law ?
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
You received a warning for telecommunications harassment due to sending three texts. Sharing public record information on Facebook is a different action, but it could still have legal implications.
Whether you broke the law depends on the nature of the information and your intent in posting... View More
Haven't had a girlfriend in 16 years and the internet muppets are blocking me from dating websites. If there aren't any pay phones and I'm homeless how can I:
1) Get unblocked from online dating websites. Or find a local offline dating service?
2) Talk to any lawyer... View More
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
Finding a way to get back into the dating scene and access legal help can be challenging, but there are steps you can take. To get unblocked from dating websites, try contacting their customer support directly to explain your situation. For offline dating services, consider attending local... View More
I'm interested in creating an online platform similar to LinkedIn but specifically for individuals under the age of 16 who are looking for internship, mentorship, and volunteer opportunities. Given that LinkedIn currently restricts its users to those over 16, I want to understand the legal... View More
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
Creating a LinkedIn-style platform for minors under 16 involves navigating several important legal considerations. Firstly, you must comply with child labor laws, which vary by state and regulate the types of work minors can do, the hours they can work, and the conditions under which they can work.... View More
I live and work from home, in Washington DC. My boss (most likely based on what information I could find) lives and works in Maryland.
I have been facing workplace retaliation and have escalated it to HR as of Friday afternoon.
In DC (my understanding) is that it is legal to... View More
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
You are in a complex situation because the laws of both DC and Maryland may apply. In DC, you are correct that only one party needs to consent to recording a conversation. This means you can legally record conversations without informing the other person if you are in DC.
However, since... View More
over a year ago my friend group ages 15-16 invited an African American boy to an iMessage group and began calling him racial slurs via text and audio recordings. We got sent to the deans for questioning and were punished for it. Someone anonymously reposted those screenshots and threatened to send... View More
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
Under California law, schools have the authority to discipline students for off-campus behavior if it creates a substantial disruption to the school environment. However, since you were already punished for this incident a year ago, it's unlikely that you would face additional disciplinary... View More
my boyfriends child’s mother got access to his cellphone by mirroring it to hers somehow via the sons cell phone i bought him and pay for. she has hundreds of screenshots of personal messages between my fiancé and i and also emails without permission and sends them to others without our permission
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
Under California law, accessing someone's cell phone or personal information without permission is illegal. This includes mirroring a phone to another device to view personal messages and emails. The actions described can be considered a violation of California's privacy laws,... View More
this user reported me for scamming and caused me to lose old main account and told everyone to BLOCK/Ignore me while I try start over. Also this USER raised prices when I tried to recovered them and this user trying forced me to QUIT. Can I sue this user/Gaia Online?
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
It's understandable to feel upset about losing your Gaia Online account, especially if you believe it was due to unfair treatment. However, suing Gaia Online or the user who reported you might not be a practical solution. Online platforms generally have terms of service that you agree to when... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2024
If someone else sent your nudes to a 17yr old you may get in trouble depending on the circumstances.
I did not lie or curse in the online review. I described the way he handled my pet like he was a ‘dead slab of meat’
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
Yes, you can be sued for an online review if the veterinarian believes your comments are defamatory. Defamation involves making false statements that harm someone's reputation. Even if you did not lie, calling the vet "heartless" and describing the visit in a harsh manner could be... View More
I study in IIIT Trichy and recently we have been asked to submit an affidavit on legal stamp paper saying that we cannot post anything about our Institute on the social media (they mean the bad facility that we tell others about). Is this legal in any form? Are we bound to submit an affidavit like... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
Institutes can request students to sign such affidavits, but whether it's legal or enforceable is a complex matter. The Right to Freedom of Speech is a fundamental right, and any attempt to restrict it needs to be carefully examined. Educational institutions may argue that such measures are... View More
I paid $5,000 for online coaching and requested to cancel and refund 48 hours after I paid all the fees, I didn't use the service at all, I've sent emails and texts but they always postponed me and now they say its too late to refund. I need advice can I sue them, i'm not in the US.... View More
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
You have a right to pursue a refund, especially since you requested cancellation within 48 hours and did not use the service. Begin by reviewing the terms and conditions of the service you purchased to check their refund policy. Document all communication attempts and responses regarding your... View More
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answered on Jul 20, 2024
Creating and uploading amateur pornography in Texas is generally legal, provided that all participants are consenting adults. It's crucial to ensure that everyone involved is over the age of 18 and has given explicit consent to be filmed and have the footage distributed. Failure to verify ages... View More
Youtuber told his subscribers to go and spam comments under my posts, comments on different Facebook groups. Caused me a lot of stress. Also during his stream he was making fun of me, trolling .
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
No, it is not legal for a YouTuber to incite their followers to spam someone’s posts on Facebook or any other platform. This kind of behavior can be considered harassment and cyberbullying, which are punishable under various laws. If this has caused you stress, you have the right to report this... View More
There is currently a missing persons case being investigated for the disappearance of my father. I have access to his personal computer, which is logged into various services such as linkedin, facebook, email, etc. Am I exposing myself to any legal risk if I look through his email, social media... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
In a missing persons case, accessing your father's private communications can be a sensitive matter. Legally, accessing his email, social media, or other private messages without explicit permission may expose you to potential risks, especially if you don't have legal authority such as... View More
She said she wants $5k then later $10k before she can undertake abortion. She also started stalking my wife taking pictures from her social media handles and sending to me. What are my legal options please. How might I deal with this?
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
You should consider contacting a lawyer immediately to discuss your situation and understand your rights and options. This situation involves potential legal issues such as extortion and harassment, which a lawyer can help address. Document all communications and evidence, including the demands for... View More
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
To get a restraining order for cyber harassment or violent crimes in Kansas City, Missouri, start by going to the local courthouse. You can file a petition for an ex parte order of protection, which is a temporary order issued without the presence of the person you're filing against. This can... View More
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