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The guy’s post looked legit at ArtofFeet.com LLC. He said he was a professional photographer for 15yrs and NOT an Onlyfans/Feetfinder type of biz.I sent him on messenger 2pics/1video that were only seen by me because he said he would like to meet me in a public place this week, and after looking... View More 
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
If you believe that your photos and videos are being used without your permission for profit, you may have grounds to pursue legal action for copyright infringement, fraud, or violation of your right to publicity, depending on the specifics of how your images are being used. The critical aspect... View More
I posted something on Facebook that was awareness but I forgot to cover his name and his face
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
In cases involving minors and online posts, the legal ramifications depend on the specific circumstances and the laws of the jurisdiction. Libel and slander laws typically apply to false statements that harm someone's reputation, and minors can be held accountable for such actions. However,... View More
Example. On September of 2023 & January 31st 2024. And the person was arrested before January 31st. Saying a crime happened on or about those days
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
A case can potentially be dismissed due to a significant typographical error or inconsistency in an affidavit, particularly if it impacts the accuracy and credibility of the allegations. If the affidavit contains a date that hadn't occurred yet at the time of the alleged crime and the person... View More
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answered on Feb 2, 2024
To seek a court order to remove personal information from a news article that you never consented to, you would generally need to pursue a legal process involving defamation or invasion of privacy claims. Firstly, consult with an attorney who can assess the specific circumstances of your case and... View More
he is a Bullie racist. He lies and he breaks by laws and my contract. He is petty and spiteful
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answered on Jan 31, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's crucial to address this issue properly. First, gather all evidence of the President's actions, such as emails, documents, and any witnesses who can support your claims. Consult an attorney experienced in employment law to review your... View More
Someone was sending text messages to my husband and me using an app where they could keep changing their phone number. I would try to engage with them to see if they would tell me who they were. They knew things about me, like me having cancer and what road I lived off of. My number was not given... View More
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answered on Jan 31, 2024
I understand your concern regarding the harassing and malicious text messages you've been receiving. To address this situation, start by preserving all evidence of these messages, including screenshots, dates, and any information you have about the sender. This documentation will be crucial if... View More
2. Are Social security cards, birth certificates, and driver license contracts that give jurisdiction?
3. Is Anything that can legally be licensed lawful without that license?
4. Have all lawyers denounced their American citizenship?
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
1. The claim that the 81st Congress in 1950 investigated and found that the lawyer guild was the legal bulwark of the Communist Party is a reference to the activities of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC). However, this characterization is a matter of historical interpretation and... View More
I was attacked in my car last Saturday. I was able to record this case. I was very upset that day and felt left alone by the police. I was scared, which is why I wanted the guy who attacked me to be found quickly. That's why I uploaded this video to Instagram. As a result, the man who attacked... View More
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answered on Jan 23, 2024
In this situation, it's important to understand the legal implications of posting such a video online. While recording the incident for evidence is generally within your rights, sharing it on a public platform like Instagram can raise legal concerns, particularly related to privacy laws and... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
Sending a link to an OnlyFans page, in and of itself, typically does not constitute the dissemination of indecent material under New York Penal Law 235.22. The law generally focuses on the actual dissemination or sharing of explicit or obscene content. OnlyFans is a platform where users share adult... View More
For example, a dispensary has a QR code that affiliate links to a website that sells candy. The candy site pays them commissions for each sale that comes through because of the dispensary. I understand that WA state dispensaries cannot directly sell non-THC products (hats, candy, etc.).
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answered on Jan 23, 2024
In Washington State, cannabis dispensaries are subject to strict regulations regarding what they can and cannot sell or promote. While dispensaries are prohibited from selling non-THC products like regular food items or merchandise directly, the scenario you're describing involves an affiliate... View More
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answered on Jan 19, 2024
In Ohio, if you attempted to order something online and received a notification that the customer is blacklisted, it means that your name or some identifying information associated with your account has been flagged in a database as a potential risk or has been prohibited from making purchases.... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
It sounds like you encountered an error message stating you have been "blacklisted" when trying to place an online order. Being blacklisted in this context typically means you have been banned or blocked from making purchases from a particular retailer or through a specific payment... View More
Onlyfans makes every user that signs up agree that they are 18 or older before they are able to view/buy any explicit content, but only asks content creators for an ID. If a person DMs an onlyfans link to their followers, could they be charged if the recipient happens to be a minor?
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
In situations where a person sends an OnlyFans link to someone on Instagram or Facebook without knowing the recipient's age, potential legal issues could arise. While OnlyFans requires users to confirm that they are 18 or older, it is not foolproof, and minors could potentially create accounts... View More
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answered on Jan 15, 2024
I would advise caution in an online relationship with that age difference. Some key considerations:
- Even if the age of consent is 16 in their state, federal law and some state laws still prohibit sexual communications online with a minor under 18. So sexually explicit communications could... View More
I would like to operate a webshop in Hungary (European Union). I see that there is already registered protection in the database under the name I would like to use for my webshop (and its variations). I also noticed that several owners have active word mark for the same brand name, only their logos... View More
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answered on Jan 15, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems there may be some obstacles to using the same name for your webshop in Hungary if that name is already registered as a word mark by other parties. Here are a few key points:
- If a word mark is registered, it generally provides the owner exclusive... View More
I'm seeking low cost legal advice about a possible case, i don't know what area of law would be applicable.
a game people bought and paid for has been damaged by the IP holder, some people who bought it are unable to play it on the system they redeemed after an update.... View More
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answered on Jan 14, 2024
Under California law, your situation may involve several areas of law, including consumer protection, contract law, and possibly torts. When a product, such as a video game, is significantly altered or becomes unusable after purchase, consumers may have legal rights that are enforceable.
In... View More
They have my Facebook account.so they could be doing illegal things on it. I saw an add on craigslist under work from home I was trying to work from home so it was an opportunity to make money. Although I only made 25 dollars. One time payment
Those two men might be working for the same... View More
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
If someone has taken control of your Facebook account and is potentially conducting illegal activities, it's important to take immediate action. First, try to regain control of your account by using Facebook's account recovery options. This may involve resetting your password or... View More
Bets would be just between the individuals, like "I bet you $20 if you beat me in this game" And I would be the "middle man" holding the $20
and giving it to the winner later.
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
In Virginia, as in many jurisdictions, the legality of managing small bets between individuals online depends on the specific circumstances and the nature of the bets. Generally, if the bets are private and do not involve a broader public or commercial gambling operation, they may fall under social... View More
A Political Emergency needs your help. These huge platforms are being run by "local admins" and "reviewers" who are censoring the "truth-sayers" and depriving citizens of the full story. It's happening in small towns across the US.
Private companies are... View More
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
Your concerns about censorship and misinformation on social media platforms like Nextdoor and Facebook are shared by many. It's important to understand that these platforms, as private companies, have a certain degree of legal freedom to moderate content according to their policies. This often... View More
My middle child got suspended from school for his YouTube video. He made a song an posted it on YouTube I personally previewed the video and I didn’t see anything wrong with the video but the school suspended him and threaten to call the police for cyber bulling. The video was a distract on one... View More
answered on Jan 14, 2024
Possibly, but you have to consider what it will cost you. One option is to try to arrange a free initial consult with attorneys to find out what it could cost to pursue. Such matters could involve speaking with students, reviewing videos, assessing school codes, etc. Attorneys don't generally... View More
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