I have been hunting one down for well over a year now and can't seem to find anyone who wants to get involved. I am disabled and was involved in a 1 car MVA (hubby was driving)out of my State, SOL expires 12/23/20. Trooper is in audio and video as last person in possession of my medical... Read more »
In order to sue a police officer you have to usually prove that somebody has successfully sued over an extremely similar issue in the past. Which is difficult because it means the first person to sue over a unique issue will usually not recover any money.
Did this happen in Arkansas or Oklahoma?
My husband was arrested and taken to the police station for booking/questioning. He told them that they had the wrong person, after reading the warrant, explaining again that they wanted his father, not him, they got a positive ID that my husband wasn’t the right person.... he was arrested in the... Read more »
When was he arrested? If it was 8 years ago that is probably too long ago. He can get the arrest sealed.
If there is enough equity in the home to justify a sale, then you will have to file an Action for a Partition Sale. Hire a competent attorney.
Looking for area of law that covers this. Perhaps Education or Consumer Law (?) - covering Title IX and/or VI violations.
An Arkansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. There are attorneys who handle cases under those titles - you could start by reaching out to them. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
I have been unable to find work in the construction field during this epidemic and have had to carpal tunnel procedures gun before that and have not been able to work being the only provider in the house I have fell behind on rent
It appears that Bankruptcy may be a viable option as many grapple with Covid impacts right now. Many states and local governments stayed evictions due to the pandemic so that may be applicable in some manner.
It would be best to consult with a BK attorney to explore what options are best... Read more »
I was wondering if the state of Arkansas follows federal law concerning felon in possession of antique/pre-1899 muzzleloading firearms. I know that federal law does not prohibit us from using/possessing these types of firearms. I am unsure if the state has any Laws regarding them, and if they do,... Read more »
You can't possess those in Arkansas as a felon, but air rifles are probably legal.
You can get a pardon from the governor if the conviction was in Arkansas.
I called an Indian man racist
If that's all you did, it wasn't. If you were arrested because of that or charges, you've got a lawsuit.
We were not married at the time of his death so what could this mean?
I'm sorry for your difficult situation. If you have an interest in the property and want to prevent foreclosure, you must act without delay. Four weeks have gone by and your post remains open. Time is of the essence here. If you need to prevent foreclosure and have not already acted by now,... Read more »
Also has a 10 year old daughter living with her. What are the penalties?
I hope you don't turn them in because that is such a dumb law. I don't know what the penalties are, probably a small fine.
This isn't a law firm, or lawyer referral service. It's just a question & answer board. If you want to find a lawyer who handles civil cases, you could look one up on this site under Find-a-Lawyer. You could also conduct your own independent search or check the resources of the... Read more »
Consult with a lawyer
Or boards in the workplace that hasn’t been proven who done it
Anyone can file a suit for anything. Whether is is a successful lawsuit is another story
False my title
If you think do, then consult with an attorney in person
No, on its face, it does not seem fair. But the only opinion that really has legal significance for you here is that of an employment attorney. And your post remains open for four weeks. It's likely that based on the limited facts, it is difficult for an employment attorney to offer meaningful... Read more »
Her attorney told us both on 8/5/19 her next court dates were 9/9/16 & 9/16/19, we were meeting her attorney on Friday the 9th to go over her evidence. The night before the bondsman showed up to arrest her for the FTA. It's kinda confusing, he didn't arrest her, I called her attorney... Read more »
How many times snd how many ways fo you want to ask the same question
I went to jail for violation of no contact order but i have not broke it. I am confused.
Well if that is the csse then you will be found not guilty
A off duty police officer set up a meeting with my niece to talk to her. she stopped her the day before. The officer was intimate with by niece boyfriend and thought my niece knew about the relationship. My niece didn't know anything. The traffic stop was full of open threats from the officer... Read more »
There is no way a comprehensive answer can be provided here.
You need to retain counsel
He had been convicted of a similar offence. He was never even questioned. No action was taken
And your question is.
The police have full discretion
should the case be dropped
Your girlfriend's son does not have the power to charge you with a felony and he did not do so.
The police and the prosecutor are the only ones with that power. Your gf's son complained to them, and they charged you.
If it is a conflict of interest, I'm sure the judge... Read more »
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