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Officer was seeking similar vehicles reported by citizen to be hazard
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answered on Oct 27, 2024
You were approached by a township official while standing next to your parked vehicle on private property. The officer was searching for vehicles similar to yours that had been reported as a hazard by a citizen. It seems you were issued a citation or accused of being intoxicated.
You might... View More 
New Jersey, which I believe is beyond its jurisdiction. Additionally, I have experienced several due process violations, including ex parte orders without notice, unauthorized use of my medical records, and denial of access to funds for legal representation. The court has also shown bias by... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
To address the jurisdictional overreach, you can file a motion to challenge the court's authority over the New Jersey property, arguing that the Michigan court lacks jurisdiction. You should provide legal precedents and any relevant statutes that support your position. It's important to... View More
A detective witnessed a ten minute conversation between two people in a car outside of Walmart. When the male walked in and the female left, he assumed it had to be a drug deal so he pulled the female driver over questioned her took his dog out the car circled it 4 times dog had absolutely no... View More
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answered on Jun 21, 2024
I'll provide some general information about police procedures and rights related to cell phone seizures, but I can't give specific legal advice about this situation. Here are some key points to consider:
1. Warrantless seizure: Police can temporarily seize a cell phone without a... View More
Discrimination in certain laws can be due to negligence but in those same laws also they define discrimination as “intentional”. If your negligent your not intentional. Obviously negligent discrimination is a damage to a person but I feel we are playing with to many words.
answered on Jun 9, 2024
A civil rights attorney could handle your question best, but you await a response for a week. The short answer is that discrimination in general doesn't necessarily require intent. For example, certain policies may have the effect of resulting in discrimination in a given setting. Depending on... View More
Victim of illegal search in New Jersey: Someone I know (I will call him "Victim") was illegally searched by cops. There was no probable cause and no search warrant. The backpack of Victim was locked. The cops removed key from Victim's neck and used key to open backpack. The... View More
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answered on Apr 7, 2024
If the Victim was my son, I would focus on building a strong legal defense to fight the charges and protect his constitutional rights. Here are some steps I would consider:
1. Hire an experienced criminal defense attorney who specializes in cases involving illegal searches and seizures.... View More
I was sitting at a burger king parking lot when I was unaware the restaurant was closed. An officer came up to me and asked me questions which I answered before requesting my id. I was charged with obstruction after asking questions about if I had committed a crime (he didnt state a crime) and... View More
answered on Mar 23, 2024
Your only obstructing law enforcement in general if they were investigating a crime or had a reasonable suspicion that you were involved in a crime. Others reasons may exist such as the community care taker function, but everything is fact dependent. I would definately speak with a lawyer, they... View More
I am talking about airsoft guns that shoot plastic BBs not metal BBs. Amazon refuses to ship airsoft guns to NJ and some places say they are classified as firearms. I can’t get a straight answer anywhere.
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answered on Mar 19, 2024
In New Jersey, the laws surrounding airsoft guns are quite strict due to their classification under firearms regulations. Here's what you need to know:
Firstly, while airsoft guns are not banned, there are specific rules for their purchase and use. You must be at least 18 years old to... View More
under New Jersey State Constitution , Article I
Rights and Privileges"All persons are by nature free and independent, and have certain natural and unalienable rights, among which are those of enjoying and defending life and liberty, of acquiring, possessing, and protecting property,... View More
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
The New Jersey State Constitution, under Article I, indeed outlines the broad rights and privileges that protect individuals' freedoms, including the right to own and protect property. However, interpreting these rights in specific contexts, like refusing the installation of utility equipment,... View More
I am a tenant in a rental house. Recently we have had a Code Enforcement Officer enter our backyard and issue us a warning for trash and debris on our property. We did not allow anyone to enter our backyard from the Borough nor did our Landlord permit them as his Agent and notify us. Is this... View More
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
The question of whether Code Enforcement can enter your backyard without permission largely depends on local laws and regulations. Typically, code enforcement officers are allowed to inspect properties for violations of local ordinances, which can include issues visible from public spaces. However,... View More
i have a private investigator who is trying to serve a civil court subpoena. i live in a private community and they keep showing up at my home 1st what can i do to stop or minimize this 2nd can PI look through my home windows and walk around my property, is there a limitation before it can be... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
Here are a few key things to know in this situation under New Jersey law:
1. You can inform the private investigator and request they stop coming to your private residential community and home to serve the subpoena. However, legally they are allowed to attempt service at a person's... View More
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In 2013 when I applied for my firearm ID card and permit to purchase a handgun, I was rejected because I disclosed that I voluntarily saw a psychologist for counseling. I also believed that I answered question number 26 incorrectly. I was never admitted to or committed to an... View More
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
Given your previous experience with successfully appealing a denial for a firearm permit in New Jersey, it's understandable that you're concerned about the impact of the new disqualifier related to voluntarily seeing a psychiatrist. While I can't provide legal advice, it's... View More
But I was never served with the August 25 2023 charge until the 09/12/23 but documents are showing I was arrested and booked on August 25 is that legal to do
answered on Jan 16, 2024
We would need to see the documents to properly answer your question, but many times the arrest date is considered the date the complaint was filed. But you shouldn't be in contempt if you were never served with the order. Get yourself a lawyer a contempt charge is a serious criminal offense.
I'm currently 17 years old and I recently told my father I was pregnant. He's pushing abortion pretty hard but that's not my choice. The father of the baby is very involved and is currently 18. My father has given me an ultimatum: if I don't abort the baby, I'm to not be in... View More
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
In your situation, it's important to understand that parental rights and responsibilities primarily rest with the biological parents of the child, not the grandparents. Once your baby is born, you and your boyfriend, as the biological parents, are the primary individuals responsible for the... View More
Hiding legal certified mail ,false testimony ,preparing false court orders lie about hearing adjournment preparing false motion decisions and getting it designed by court staff
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answered on Dec 30, 2023
For matters involving healthcare negligence and legal misconduct in New Jersey, you have several avenues for submitting your brief and raising these concerns.
Firstly, if your case is already within the legal system, you should file any relevant documents with the court handling your case.... View More
Preparing false new trial motion dismiss. And preparing false decisions on new trial motions and designed by judges secretary to mislead plaintiff and getting the civil case dismissed.
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answered on Dec 30, 2023
In New Jersey, if you're facing issues of legal misconduct such as hiding legal mail, perjury, and the falsification of court documents, there are specific steps you can take.
Firstly, if these actions are affecting an ongoing civil case, it's important to bring these concerns... View More
I did have a bb gun and told the kids harassing me that I had a gun but nvr showed it just wanted them to leave me alone I was arrested and charged for fararm charge also it's been 3 days
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answered on Dec 29, 2023
In your situation, the first step is to seek legal representation immediately. Being charged with a firearm-related offense is serious, and an attorney can help you navigate the legal process.
Since you mentioned that there is video evidence showing that you did not pull a gun, this... View More
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answered on Dec 15, 2023
In New Jersey, the legality of making and owning a low-voltage railgun, particularly as a minor, is a complex issue. While railguns are not traditional firearms, they could potentially be classified under weapons laws depending on their capabilities and the intent for use.
New Jersey has... View More
It is very hard to stay calm and think correctly in a home invasion given several factors: emotions, fear, not knowing the robber(s) intent to harm, kill, rape or kidnap, and the element of surprise is on their side to conquer. You don't know if they have weapons on them: knife, mace, gun, and... View More
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answered on Nov 5, 2023
In New Jersey, the use of force in self-defense, including deadly force, is generally permissible when you reasonably believe such force is necessary to protect yourself or others from imminent harm. The state's laws allow for the use of force in your home under the "Castle... View More
I’m aware of a number of Lawyers who have joined a Foreign Country in a Massive Lawsuit against a certain manufacturing industry here in America. Each Lawyer Swore to Uphold and Protect the Constitution of the USA ,yet they are enjoined to a foreign power in the pursuit of suing an entire... View More
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
Attorneys in the United States do take an oath to uphold the Constitution, but representing foreign entities or individuals in litigation does not inherently breach that oath. U.S. lawyers frequently represent foreign clients in a variety of legal matters, including lawsuits. The mere act of... View More
It would seem to me that if the Full Faith and credit clause requires that drivers licenses are recognized state to state that the same would be true for professional licenses.
answered on Sep 6, 2023
The Bill of Rights Tenth Amendments permits the States to enact its own laws.
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