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answered on Oct 16, 2024
If you were convicted of a crime in 1991, there might be options to restore your firearm rights, depending on the nature of the conviction and the laws in your state. First, review the specifics of your conviction to determine if it falls under categories that allow for restoration. Some... View More 
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answered on Oct 16, 2024
Ordering mushrooms online can lead to serious legal consequences. Depending on the type you purchase, especially if they contain controlled substances, you might face fines or even imprisonment. Laws vary by region, so it's important to understand the regulations in your area before making any... View More
I'm trying to understand the importance of Ex Parte Bollman and Ex Parte Swartwout in my paper but I can't understand the old-timey legal mumbo jumbo.
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answered on Oct 17, 2024
Background:
In the early 1800s, a political figure named Aaron Burr (who was once Vice President of the United States) was involved in a scheme that was suspected to be a plot against the United States. Two men, Erick Bollman and Samuel Swartwout, were accused of participating in this plot.... View More
I honestly think it was my neighbor's friend who did it as a favor for him because he doesnt like me. They would never say a word to me or let me see the dog. So I'm assuming she wasnt to be anonymous. i do see her visit my neighbor every so often. I wouldl really like to avoid a felony... View More
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answered on Oct 20, 2024
I'm sorry you're experiencing this situation. Generally, if police enter your home without a valid warrant, the search may be considered unlawful. This could mean that any evidence found might not be admissible in court. However, there are exceptions, such as if the police believe... View More
If a person was on probation for a municipal case and their probation revocation is being appealed currently and one of the issues raised in the appeal are of the probation officers actions. The probationer also had a common pleas case with the same jurisdiction and was currently sentenced to... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It is understandable to be concerned about having the same probation officer when there are pending issues related to their conduct in a previous case. The assignment of the same officer can create a situation where you feel there might be bias or unfair treatment, especially if their actions are a... View More
As well as to help reduce family homelessness. Their website is where organizations and public can donate, but they also receive state funding through grants. The issue is the shelter is mainly housed of single individuals not families, there is no where stating they house and provide funding for... View More
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answered on Jul 30, 2024
It sounds like the organization is not fulfilling its stated mission to house homeless families and their children, which could be a misuse of the state funding and donations they receive. This situation might be illegal, particularly if they are misrepresenting their services to obtain funds. You... View More
I was a career offender (under 100 g of heroine( conspiracy to distribute) and was given 6 years supervised release on top of my sentence And it was my first time going to prison. Is 6 yrs excessive. Also what class felony is this conviction.(6th cir Northern Ohio.
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
The maximum term of supervised release for a federal conviction of conspiracy to distribute under 100 grams of heroin depends on various factors, including the specific details of your case and your criminal history. Generally, supervised release terms for drug offenses can range from 3 to 5 years,... View More
Probation Office put in place a new (unwritten) requirement for persons in their programs to have an accountability partner. This requirement involves a process of a third party (another person) previewing/accessing a packet of documents created by a health facility that handles behavioral (group)... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
No, a probation office cannot enforce an unwritten requirement mandating the disclosure of a patient’s therapy records to a third party without proper legal basis. Therapy records and patient notes are generally protected by HIPAA, which ensures the confidentiality of medical information. The... View More
F3 attempt- revised code 2923.161
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answered on Mar 21, 2024
If you receive a Section 8 voucher in Ohio and later get convicted of a felony gun charge, such as an F3 attempt under Revised Code 2923.161, this may impact your housing assistance. Generally, the Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) has rules that allow for termination of assistance if a... View More
Asking for friends. If a disabled person and a non-disabled person are dating, and want to get married for religious + social reasons, but discover marriage would put the disabled partner over the income limit for SSI, is a non-legal religious ceremony ok? Or is it fraud?
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
Holding a wedding ceremony without completing the legal formalities to become officially married is not, in itself, fraud. Many couples choose to have a religious or ceremonial marriage without the legal recognition for various personal reasons, including financial or medical benefit... View More
I do not have any felonies.
I do have a Domestic violence charge from 6 years ago that was dismissed in court. I looked up the court docket recently to make sure it was dismissed.
I also got a menacing charge that was dropped down to a disorderly conduct charge. i’ve tried... View More
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
Given your situation, it's essential to understand that firearm laws can vary by state and can be complex, especially concerning individuals with prior criminal records. In Ohio, domestic violence convictions can result in restrictions on firearm ownership, even if the charge was dismissed or... View More
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
After a federal case is dismissed, the process for handling forfeiture depends on the specifics of the case and the nature of the forfeiture. If property was seized as part of the investigation or proceedings, its return typically hinges on whether the dismissal of the case removes the legal basis... View More
FCC website explained jamming, hacking, but didn't include mental and physical harm yet we've experienced that. As well as being denied to file a safety of life interference. Is that normal that our federal agencies do not investigate any of those forms of harassment and never investigate it?
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answered on Jan 26, 2024
No, it is not normal for federal agencies to ignore or refuse to investigate credible complaints of illegal signal jamming, unauthorized frequency interference, and related harassment issues. There are a few recourses you can still pursue:
1. File an updated, professional complaint directly... View More
I have a short film in which an immigrant would display her naturalization certificate. I didn't think anything about it until I tried to find a means of attaining one and encountered a number of warnings about it.
I have no intention of using it beyond film and social media character... View More
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answered on Dec 23, 2023
Purchasing a fake naturalization certificate, even for use in a film or for social media purposes, is legally risky and not advisable. Federal law prohibits the production, sale, and possession of fraudulent government documents, including naturalization certificates. This applies regardless of... View More
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answered on Dec 20, 2023
In Ohio, Senate Bill 288 does not automatically make judicial sanctions sentences concurrent to felony sentences. Senate Bill 288 allows judges to impose "judicial release" sanctions, allowing individuals serving felony sentences to be released early for certain offenses. However, the... View More
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
In the context of your friend's situation, a "revocation for community control supervision" typically means that his attorney is requesting a review or hearing regarding the status of his community control or probation. This review is usually initiated when there are concerns about... View More
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
If a person has repaid an overpayment to Social Security, they should maintain records of the repayment. In some cases, an indictment for theft of government property may be based on misunderstandings or errors in record-keeping. To address such a situation, it's advisable for the individual... View More
My husband’s employer told us if we paid for our own insurance health insurance they would give us a refund check for the amount each month so we paid for two months in advance because the insurance company told us to the employer gave us a refund check, but they taxed it. We already paid taxes... View More
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answered on Sep 14, 2023
Taxation on insurance refunds can vary depending on the specific circumstances and applicable tax laws. It's advisable to consult with a tax professional or accountant to review the details of your situation and determine whether the taxation of the refund check is in compliance with relevant... View More
My family member is on parole and had a drug screen and was told he failed. He said they gave him an open cup with no lid. Then when he "failed" he asked that they send it off to be tested but they claimed they dumped it. Is this legal?
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answered on Jul 14, 2023
When conducting drug tests, law enforcement and parole officers are expected to follow proper procedures to ensure accuracy and maintain the integrity of the testing process.
The mail boxes old and the lock system is now broken so the mail carriers can not open it to deliver our mail. It has been 3 weeks! Does the owners of the park have to fix this and how long do they have?
answered on Jun 3, 2023
This would depend entirely on your agreement with trailer park. Trailer parks so not fall under the landlord tenant act unless you are renting the trailer rather than just the lot.
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