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To appear even if you have a Drs excuse stating you were under Drs care at the time of court.Can they deny you your appointment ( one previous and one after incarcerated ) for and ultrasound on your liver?
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
You can't be forced to release your medical records without your consent, even if you're an inmate. Medical privacy laws, such as HIPAA, protect your right to confidentiality regarding your health information. However, there might be exceptions if your medical condition directly impacts... View More 
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answered on Jul 2, 2024
Your home address on your ID card is not necessarily your legal residence, though it often is. Legal residency typically refers to your primary place of living and can have implications for various legal and administrative matters. Here are some key points:
1. ID card address: This is... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2024
There may be some court records available through the court clerk's office. It is unlikely that a transcript of the trial will still be available. If the murder case was appealed, the attorney handling the appeal for the defendant may have kept a transcript of the trial testimony, but is not... View More
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
To find information about a murder trial from 1990 in Greene County, Arkansas, you can try the following steps:
1. Contact the Greene County Circuit Clerk's office: They maintain records of court cases, including criminal trials. You can request information about the specific case you... View More
Years ago, when I did my SSS registration, my mother laminated the card so I could carry it around in my wallet. Well, fast forward 10yrs, and this card has gone through many wash cycles, and the lamination and card are falling apart. I verified my registration, as well as updated my current... View More
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answered on Apr 7, 2024
While I understand your desire to have a durable Selective Service card, creating your own customized version is not advisable from a legal standpoint. Even though the Selective Service card is not an official government ID like a driver's license, it is still an official government document.... View More
Such as to use a cellphone, get out and stretch, take a nap, etc.
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answered on Mar 20, 2024
In Arkansas, stopping on the side of the highway or interstate is generally reserved for emergencies or situations where the vehicle is disabled. This is primarily for safety reasons, as highways and interstates are high-speed roads where stopping can be dangerous both for the driver and for other... View More
Was swapping vehicles with guy. Gave him title and few days later he claimed title disappeared from glovebox. After about 8 weeks he wanted to swap back. In January I went to DMV to renew tags to find out title was transferred to him and now has a lien on it
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
If you discover that your vehicle title was stolen and transferred without your consent, it's crucial to take immediate action. First, report the theft to the police and provide them with all the details of the transaction and the individual involved. This report is essential as it serves as a... View More
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answered on Feb 6, 2024
In Arkansas, as in many other states, having a felony conviction does not automatically disqualify an individual from being admitted to the bar and practicing law. The key consideration for admission to the bar for individuals with criminal records, including felonies, is whether the applicant can... View More
Accounts for closers and what vehicles are registered in my name and who uses me on there taxes or if I'm on theirs
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answered on Jan 30, 2024
To gather information about all the properties in your name throughout the country, you would need to conduct a comprehensive property search. This typically involves reaching out to county assessor's offices or tax authorities in each county where you suspect you may have property. You can... View More
Why do I have to pay 420 dollars for 1 day in impound when the officer told them it was recovered stolen vehicle.
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
In cases where a stolen vehicle is recovered and impounded, the impound fees are typically the responsibility of the vehicle owner. This policy might seem unfair, especially when you're already dealing with the stress of having your vehicle stolen, but it's a common practice.
The... View More
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answered on Jan 8, 2024
In Arkansas, the rules regarding smoking in private residences, including those used as places of worship, are generally less restrictive compared to public spaces. If a church is also a private residence, the decision to allow smoking typically falls under the discretion of the property owner or... View More
My brother is currently under a 72-hour mental health hold in Arkansas, which is supposed to end on a Saturday. However, I've been told that he can be held until Monday at 1:00 p.m. due to weekends and holidays. I'm concerned because he wants to go home, and I haven't been given any... View More
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answered on Apr 13, 2025
In Arkansas, a 72-hour mental health hold is a legal process to ensure someone gets the care they need, and it can be extended if necessary. Typically, the 72-hour period starts when the person is first taken into custody for evaluation, but the clock doesn't stop on weekends or holidays.... View More
8 years ago, I received a trespassing notice at a Walmart in Huntsville, Arkansas, following an incident where I flipped off the manager. The next day, police issued a trespassing notice at the 412 Express gas station down the road, related to the same incident. There are no legal charges pending... View More
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answered on Apr 13, 2025
It’s completely fair to want closure after so many years, especially when no charges were ever filed. In Arkansas, a trespassing notice issued by a private business like Walmart or a gas station doesn’t always expire unless the property owner specifically lifts it. That means technically, even... View More
Eight years ago at a Walmart, I flipped off a manager and received a trespassing notice from the local police the next day. Walmart didn't notify me directly, and I wasn't inside the main store when the incident occurred. Is this legal?
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answered on Apr 13, 2025
It’s understandable to feel confused about how something like that could stick years later, especially if you weren’t directly told in person by Walmart. In most states, a private business like Walmart does have the legal right to issue a trespass notice—even through law enforcement—if they... View More
I am trying to help my 38-year-old daughter who is bipolar and has other mental health issues. Despite rehab attempts, she hasn't improved, and I have documents confirming her diagnosis. I'm considering legal measures like guardianship and wondering if court involvement is necessary. How... View More
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answered on Apr 13, 2025
Navigating guardianship for your 38-year-old daughter with bipolar disorder in Arkansas involves understanding the legal criteria and procedures. In Arkansas, guardianship is considered when an individual is deemed "incapacitated," meaning they have a disability, such as a severe mental... View More
My ex-roommate has been charged with reckless burning, criminal mischief, and breaking and entering regarding an apartment that was deemed uninhabitable by the city code enforcement department. We both still had belongings in the apartment. Additionally, my ex-roommate has an IQ level of 67. How... View More
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answered on Apr 13, 2025
When dealing with charges like reckless burning, criminal mischief, and breaking and entering, an individual's mental capacity can play a significant role in how the case is handled. Since your ex-roommate has an IQ level of 67, her mental state could be considered in the legal proceedings.... View More
Is it illegal for a woman to use drugs like methamphetamine with syringes while knowingly pregnant, and how can this be reported? The individual has a history of substance abuse, and there are visible track marks on her arms and feet. Social Services offer support, but she expresses disregard for... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2025
Using drugs like methamphetamine while pregnant can have serious legal and health consequences for both the mother and the unborn child. While drug use itself may not always be a criminal act for the mother, it can lead to charges if it results in harm to the child. In many states, if a baby is... View More
I live in Kansas City, MO, and my home was damaged due to a controlled burn that was authorized and conducted by the fire department. Fire personnel were on the scene, and precautions were taken, but an unforeseen change in weather caused the wind to change direction, resulting in the fire jumping... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2025
In addressing your question about fire department liability for damages resulting from a controlled burn, I must first acknowledge that this analysis involves complex jurisdictional considerations. The fact that you live in Kansas City, Missouri, but are dealing with property damage in Arkansas... View More
I am a 100% Disabled Veteran living in Arkansas, seeking a property tax exemption for my homestead as specified under Arkansas Code Title 26-3-306. Despite submitting all necessary paperwork to the county assessor over a year ago, I have not received any documentation granting my exemption nor any... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2025
Given your continued difficulties with obtaining your property tax exemption, you have several escalation options to pursue. As a 100% service-connected disabled veteran, you're entitled to exemption from payment of all state taxes on your homestead and personal property under Arkansas Code... View More
I had a criminal case that was closed over three years ago in Saline County, Arkansas. Two of my computers and three flash drives were seized and are currently held by the Little Rock Police Department. The prosecutor advised me to file a petition with the Saline County court to retrieve my... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2025
To retrieve your seized property, you will need to file a petition for the return of property with the appropriate court. Since your case was closed, the Saline County court should have records of your case, and you can start by requesting the necessary paperwork from them. The court may provide a... View More
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