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Who is threatened to kill me
answered on Jun 25, 2018
Most police departments allow you to hire AND pay off duty officers.
However, there function is not to serve as bodyguards
answered on Mar 26, 2018
MS judge's blog on the subject:
https://betterchancery.com/2011/08/22/emancipation-today/
Why did the chancey cleark lady let a person sign this on me and the signer was no kin and also used a false last name so i spent 22 days in jail then 7 days in a mississippi hospital then the signer admitted that they had lied on me and they wont over turn this and remove it off my record plus... View More 
answered on Feb 17, 2018
I'm assuming that your question goes to an involuntary commitment to the state hospital. Without more information regarding the circumstances of your pick-up, you will need to consult an attorney to see if anything can be done.
4 months I was subjected to unfair treatment from management and coworkers due to the slander from a coworker. I was harassed and talked about by this co-worker to other co-workers, and outside entities that we were affiliated with, giving them a negative image of me which ultimately cause... View More
What can I do, my order was simple: fried chicken with fried chicken rice, honey chicken with fried chicken rice, and sesame seed chicken with fried chicken rice, I told no shrimp and am allergy, but on the sesame chicken plate, that was my plate, combination rice with seafood, I can send a picture
answered on Aug 31, 2017
Ask for a refund. I assume you didn't have anaphylactic shock. Understand you do not get a recovery for what could have happened but for what did happen.
answered on Sep 24, 2016
That decision would normally be made by someone much higher up in the police agency, most likely the chief of police or county sheriff, as the case may be. Also, if the recording of the stop is part of an ongoing investigation or criminal prosecution, the prosecutor would have some input into that... View More
My wife's dad is a UK citizen and is a permanent resident (green card holder). He lives in Mississippi for many years. Can he purchase a firearm for home defense or hunting? Does he needs a hunting license or firearm permit to purchase the gun? Thanks!
answered on May 5, 2016
This isn't an immigration question. You will need to look directly at Mississippi's laws for purchasing and possessing firearms.
I asked time after time to be allowed my amended rights and have prof of this can I sue the county for illegal hold
answered on Oct 23, 2015
You will never know unless you go see a private attorney for a full discussion.
From the attack he is having very possible life threatening medical problems when the attack occurred he didn't receive medical treatment right away he was made wait for 2 days what do u think I should do I have contacted many lawyers for their advice I just want help for this inmate
answered on Aug 18, 2015
Did you follow the advice of just one of the many lawyers you contacted? He needs a private criminal defense attorney on his side. Once an attorney is retained, perhaps the attorney can look into this further and do something about it.
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