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answered on Oct 8, 2024
Police officers are allowed to use deception in certain situations, such as undercover operations or during interrogations. This can include lying about evidence or their identity to gather information or solve crimes. These tactics are generally considered legal when used within the boundaries of... View More 
Based of a telephone tip?
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answered on Oct 6, 2024
Police can order you out of a vehicle in certain situations, even on private property, if they have a reasonable belief that you are involved in criminal activity or that their safety is at risk. If they received a tip about a crime and believe you may be connected or possess information, they... View More
When asked about the warrant they told me they didn’t have to give one then they later said that they found drugs that had never been seen before, and when I wouldn’t stop asking about a warrant right before that left they printed one from there vehicle while I was in there and it had the... View More
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answered on Sep 22, 2024
It sounds like you’re dealing with a very confusing and stressful situation. Generally, police need a warrant to enter your home, especially at night. There are exceptions, such as emergencies or situations where evidence might be destroyed, but they still have to follow proper legal procedures.... View More
Can they arrest u under there suspicion, and believe beings that they still didn’t find nothing
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answered on Sep 16, 2024
If law enforcement obtains a warrant based on suspicion and belief and enters your home but does not find anything illegal, they typically cannot arrest you solely on that suspicion. Warrants allow them to search your property for evidence of a crime, but if no evidence is found, their authority to... View More
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answered on Sep 16, 2024
When recording a conversation with your ex-husband in a public park, the rules depend on the laws of your state or country. Some places require the consent of both parties for recording conversations, while others only need the consent of one person involved in the conversation. This is known as... View More
Being violated of my rights as an active voter
answered on Aug 20, 2024
The best way to defend yourself is to consult and probably hire a criminal defense lawyer to protect your rights and construct your defense to the charges.
As stated above local PD fail to take action against thief who stole and totaled my only car . This isn't the first time they fail me, last summer my car was vandalized on several occasions broken windows and windshield etc. even on camera from hotel security footage still nothing done not... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
You’ve clearly faced a lot of frustration with how the local police department has handled these serious incidents. In Louisiana, you might consider filing a lawsuit against the police department for negligence or failure to act, but it’s important to understand that these cases can be complex.... View More
If you plug an extension cord into an outlet next to the fire station temporarily is that considered theft?
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
Plugging an extension cord into an exterior electrical box at a public or municipal building, like a fire station, can be problematic. Most public buildings have rules about using their power without permission, as this electricity is paid for by public funds. Unauthorized use could be considered a... View More
The result is that I have never seen my daughters again. Then in 2015 my ex-husband had me convicted of felonies for sending him 5 emails (breaking his lifetime order) over 1 evening during a manic episode, for which I was in hospital for 6 weeks. My ex husband is a transplant surgeon so he knows... View More
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
It sounds like you have been through a great deal of suffering and loss. The experiences you've had with the court order and subsequent events must feel incredibly painful and isolating. The separation from your daughters and the legal consequences of your actions during a manic episode have... View More
My car was stolen july 4th from a parking lot i IMMEDIATELY called police and reported it. They quickly arrived & took my written statement. I knew who stole it by name. Eyewitness info or statement was not taken by police. Nor was the surveillance video from motel6 either. They never returned... View More
answered on Jul 11, 2024
There is nothing which prohibits police from properly processing auto theft charges now. Given that they know who stole it by name, why would they need to question anyone or to see the surveillance video? It doesn't look like the thief who wrecked your car is likely to be able to avoid the... View More
The bank my employer uses placed a hold on my check . The check isn’t clearing until the 3rd of June from what I’m told . My rent is due may 30th. If I become evicted do I have a case
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
If your eviction is directly caused by the bank placing a hold on your check, you might have a potential case. The key factors to consider include whether the bank followed proper procedures for holding the check and if they provided adequate notice of the hold. It's also important to examine... View More
Her to come smoke with him after they ran out he sent her to find more. She went got her friend and he sold him some of what he had thinking they wanted to continue smoking meanwhile he had got wires up to gain help gain a distribution. They were arrested on a warrant which turned into a affidavit... View More
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
You should contact a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible to discuss the specifics of the case and the possibility of challenging the arrest. It's important to gather all relevant information, including the circumstances of the alleged offense and the details of the arrest. If the... View More
He told me he could only call one company which made no sense to me. It was a traffic stop I got traffic tickets now im unable to go recover my belongings out of it because I can't get a ride to where it's at and I jut want to know if I have any legal options I can take in regards to this matter
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answered on May 1, 2024
When dealing with a situation where a police officer has refused to tow your car to a company of your choice, it's important to first understand the protocols that law enforcement may follow in such scenarios. Officers often have a list of approved or contracted towing services that they are... View More
I have video evidence of her saying she kicked me video evidence of her throwing my things out our home and I called the police myself
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answered on Apr 13, 2024
I'm so sorry you're going through this difficult situation. False accusations and wrongful restraining orders can be incredibly stressful and upsetting. It's good that you have video evidence to help support your case.
Here are some steps I would recommend:
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This has been going on for years. They Eeectrocute me to create an antenna out of human beings. I don't know what their true purpose is but I believe they use people's brains and map them with EEGs to create an AI computer generation to represent them and traffic the generation on the... View More
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
If you're experiencing distressing symptoms and believe you're under attack through means such as you've described, it's important to seek support from trusted professionals. The sensations and experiences you're reporting, including hearing voices and feeling targeted by... View More
So I got a ticket rope for driving under suspended suspension but I've never done anything to get a suspension so how would it change from expired to expansion without seeing the charge or getting in any trouble
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answered on Mar 1, 2024
It's concerning that your license went from being expired for seven years to suddenly being suspended without any apparent reason or notification. It's essential to gather as much information as possible about the situation, including any communication or documentation you may have... View More
5 sick days per year and no vacation until employed over a year I've been employed 8 months I'm salary my pay has been deducted for leaving early sick or calling in sick is that allowed.
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
As an employee, your employer may have the right to reduce your pay for days you call in sick or leave early due to illness, especially if your salary and sick days have been exhausted. However, whether this reduction in pay is allowed depends on the specific terms outlined in your employment... View More
How long do they have in Louisiana before? I can get my truck out when I hold was placed on it in the impound
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answered on Feb 24, 2024
In Louisiana, the length of time a hold remains on your impounded vehicle can vary depending on several factors, including the reason for the hold and any legal proceedings associated with the incident. Typically, if your vehicle was impounded as part of a police investigation, the hold may remain... View More
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answered on Feb 9, 2024
In Louisiana, if someone is living in your home but is not on the lease, they are considered an occupant or a guest, depending on the circumstances of their stay. As a homeowner or primary leaseholder, you generally have control over the use of your property and its amenities. However, if the... View More
My landlord first began to harass me almost daily by coming to my home just walking in not knocking or anything and asking who was there and why are they there. Then on Christmas Day there was an incident involving her niece that I was trying to help. She went a little crazy by breaking my 55"... View More
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answered on Feb 5, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation. In Louisiana, landlords are required to follow specific eviction procedures, and it seems like your landlord's actions were not in accordance with the law. It's crucial to document any evidence of her entering your home without... View More
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