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I had a hearing with Workforce Development. The respondent stated to the judge that he had no evidence to support a defense. I ha submitted 52 exhibited and 13 were admitted into evidence. The judge started making false reasons to exclude my evidence. She stated my lease was excluded cause I... View More 
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answered on Sep 1, 2024
It sounds like you encountered a challenging situation during your hearing with Workforce Development, where the judge appeared to dismiss your evidence without proper consideration. When a judge excludes evidence, they typically must provide valid, clear reasons based on legal standards. If the... View More
according to this statute: https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/document/statutes/175.60(1)(d)
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
Individuals with a valid CCW are generally not allowed to carry firearms on school grounds. However, exceptions can sometimes be made with explicit permission from the school administrator. It's important to check local and state laws, as they can vary significantly.
You should... View More
Children’s father has paid WELL below his share their entire lives since 2008, as well as illegally claiming them as dependents for tax purposes as well as stimulus money. He does not take care of any of the children’s needs outside of this obligation either. Even going so far as to take money... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, it seems that you may have a strong case for pursuing back child support from the father of your children. Here are a few key points to consider:
1. Child support obligations: Parents have a legal obligation to financially support their... View More
I'm saying I've never been a felon, I bought the gun legally, & I'm a legal citizen so how can they tell me there going to keep my gun? doesn't that violate my 2nd amendment rights?
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answered on Jan 16, 2024
No, the court generally does not have the right to confiscate someone's legally purchased handgun if they have never been convicted of a felony and are legally permitted to own the gun.
A few key Constitutional principles here:
- The 2nd Amendment protects the individual right... View More
Principle has mediated multiple times before and even told 17yr old to not fight back if something ever happened. After battery incident 16yr old was ticketed by schools SRO and suspended by school. a day after incident the 16yr old then went to instagram to brag, write more threats of harm and... View More
answered on May 4, 2023
What negative impacts is this having on the 17 year old? Is this effecting his access to the curriculum? IS the bullying occuring due to belonging to a protected class? File the report regardless and file a report against the principal and SRO for their failure to protect the 17 year old.... View More
I’m in Thailand. I’m trying to recover my children from USA the mother abducted them June 2021 I’ve been trying in the local courts in Thailand no luck I’ve been in contact for the last seven months with the US government for the hauge Convention act. Also the mother has been hiding the... View More
answered on May 12, 2022
The Hague Convention is useful in most situations, but you need a lawyer where the children are to file the appropriate action in the local court to determine.
But first, do you have a professional/lawyer in Thailand that is assisting you. If you don't, that you explain why things... View More
Police won't do their jobs for theft and Im being treated as if Im the criminal and being threatened. Why won't cops do tbeir jobs?
answered on Jul 24, 2019
That is neither a legal excuse nor a moral excuse for breaking the law
On anything he raided my home when I was at work didn't find anything but some marajiuana he didn't care about was looking for hard drugs. And that upset him cause he really thought he would find hard drugs. After harrasing me at gas station when I went to get boss energy drink.( Yelling... View More
answered on Jun 30, 2018
He has an attorney. He should be discussing this with his attorney.
If he does not like his attorney's advice, then retain a different one.
There are too many issues and facts to ascertain to provide a perfunctory answer on this site.
Further, it is public and open for... View More
answered on Jun 6, 2018
What motion?
How about calling up the offices of criminal defense lawyers and asking?
Correction: class I felony ,$750
answered on Feb 4, 2018
Yes, but probably not. He should at the minimum, at sentencing, ask for the chance for future expungement.
I panicked and deleted everything from my phone and ad is gone now but sure it said 20. Exchanged pics during texting (didn't think underage), roleplay was suggested and agreed to, gave my address, meet never happened. Started to get texts from same number claiming to be father, talked, reason... View More
answered on Jan 24, 2018
I wouldn't pay because blackmail never stops. Was the person under 18? Did you know it. You are very fuzzy on that part. Normally you could go to the police about the extortion, but the dad, to protect himself, will probably lie about you. Deleting the emails indicates you knew it was... View More
And if a disclaimer were used such as "I DO NOT MEAN ANY ACTUAL HARM ONTO THE PRESIDENT", would that suffice?
answered on Apr 24, 2017
The short answer is yes. And you do not need a disclaimer. There are hundreds of songs about killing political figures. There is a different between artistry and threats. And there is a different between speech and true threats. I assume you fall squarely within the artistry and First Amendment... View More
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