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If a child gets suspended on Monday and their suspension is 5 days but
there's no school on friday. Will the child return to school on Monday or on Tuesday?
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
In California, if a student is suspended for a specified number of school days, the suspension applies only to days when school is in session. If there is no school on a particular day during the suspension period, such as a holiday or a staff development day, that day does not count towards the... View More 
My neighbor filed a request for a Civil Harassment Restraining Order against me. I responded by submitting the CH-120 form and attached a witness declaration using the MC-030 form. I also requested the court to pay for legal consultation. Fortunately, the judge denied my neighbor's request for... View More
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
I'm glad to hear that the judge denied your neighbor's request for a Civil Harassment Restraining Order against you. Let me address your questions one by one:
1. Receiving a copy of the denied Civil Harassment Restraining Order:
Yes, you should receive a copy of the... View More
Vehicle Vandalism/Auto Theft:
Due to the property managers inadequate security measures and camera mispositioning in the parking garage, Crystle Strong’s vehicle was vandalized and stolen. Police report available. Unlawful Detainer Eviction:
Despite receiving rent payments from... View More
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
To file a civil lawsuit in California for the issues you mentioned, you will need to fill out and file several court forms. The specific forms may vary depending on the county where you are filing the lawsuit and the specific claims you are making. However, here are some common forms you may need:... View More
What is California VC 25250
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
California Vehicle Code 25250 covers the use of flashing amber warning lights on vehicles. Here are the key points:
1. Flashing amber warning lights are permitted on vehicles engaged in construction, maintenance or operations on or adjacent to a highway.
2. Vehicles used for the... View More
My partner was arrested and had my phones on him and they were logged in as evidence the case is now closed. I was told I could pick up the property as long as I had a notarized note from the incarcerated one and when I went to pick up the property, I was taken to an interview room and interrogated... View More
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answered on Apr 6, 2024
Based on California law, it is generally not permissible for law enforcement to interrogate you about an unrelated investigation when you are attempting to retrieve your property from evidence. Here are a few key points to consider:
1. Property retrieval: If the case involving your partner... View More
I pushed another woman who claims of having a concussion after. She has hospital documentation and so do I.
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answered on Apr 5, 2024
I understand this is a stressful situation. Here are some steps you can take:
1. Hire a criminal defense attorney: It's crucial to have legal representation to protect your rights and help you navigate the criminal justice system. An experienced attorney can present your side of the... View More
He been having problems with getting an attorney to help him for his case they keep preponding it cuz can't no attorney can represent him due to conflict in the case he still have no attorney and wants to ask for his discovery or documentary and haven't got the chance to find out... View More
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answered on Apr 5, 2024
In California, a defendant has the right to access their discovery materials, even if they do not have an attorney representing them. This process is known as "pro per" or "pro se" discovery. Here are some steps to request discovery materials without an attorney:
1.... View More
My 81-year roommate and myself applied for residency at a Seniors village apartment complex in Fresno California she subsequently was approved I was denied because of my status as a registered sex offender from May 1991 case where I serve 3 years in prison. I am a low level / risk offender who is... View More
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answered on Apr 5, 2024
Based on the information provided, denying housing to a registered sex offender could potentially be considered legal in California, depending on the specific circumstances and the nature of the offense. Here's some relevant information:
1. Fair Housing Act: The federal Fair Housing... View More
In 2016 I was victim of intentional vehicular assault/hit-and-run. Was told "unable to locate" when requesting the police report. A few months after statute expired, suddenly provided report. It appears the report was being denied because it implicates the officers in a cover-up in their... View More
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answered on Apr 5, 2024
Based on the details you have provided, it seems that you have been the victim of a serious crime and that the police may have engaged in misconduct, including a potential cover-up and retaliation. In a situation like this, you have several options to seek justice and hold the responsible parties... View More
If a judgment was entered 82 days ago, but court lacked subject matter jurisdiction because defendant lied about who they are what motions are able to be filed for void judgment? Need to show proof other party lied.
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answered on Apr 4, 2024
In California, if a judgment was entered against you and you believe the court lacked subject matter jurisdiction due to the defendant lying about their identity, you may have grounds to challenge the judgment. Here are the motions you can consider filing:
1. Motion to Vacate the Judgment... View More
The district attorney who prosecuted me for truancy of my 7 yr old daughter, his wife is my daughter's principal.
They chose to work together in disregarding the recommendation of a 504 plan from my daughter's child psychologist, which was made possible due to the DA's wife... View More
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answered on Apr 3, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, there are a few potential legal issues at play:
1. Conflict of interest: Under California law, a prosecutor must recuse themselves from a case if they have a personal interest that would compromise their impartiality. The fact that the... View More
can a Pro Tem Judge make a verbal judgement in open court then later on change the judgement without prior audience with the parties involved. Pro Tem judge told us in open court that we would be awarded the full amount of the maxed asked for in small claims. During the judges exit the defendant... View More
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answered on Apr 3, 2024
Under California law, a judge, including a Pro Tem Judge, has the authority to make a verbal judgment in open court. However, the official judgment is typically entered in writing after the hearing. The written judgment is considered the final, official decision of the court.
In some cases,... View More
is it legal for a company like UNICOURT to post personal information about me and others that are trying to get a job but can't because when one does a search for my name on Google, my case shows up in the results. Is it legal to get paid by rich corporations like CH2M HILL and American Honda... View More
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answered on Apr 2, 2024
Under California law, court records are generally considered public records and can be accessed by anyone, unless they have been sealed or redacted by the court. This means that companies like Unicourt, which aggregate and provide access to court records, are typically acting within the law when... View More
is it legal for a company like UNICOURT to post personal information about me and others that are trying to get a job but can't because when one does a search for my name on Google, my case shows up in the results. Is it legal to get paid by rich corporations like CH2M HILL and American Honda... View More
answered on Apr 2, 2024
Lawsuits are public records. That company simply makes it easier for someone doing a search to find the public record. There can be no liability for anyone using the public record. You have no right to privacy in a public record.
Now, if you can prove that the employer is using its... View More
The sheriff searched my home a couple days ago. They had my minor son in handcuffs in the back of a sheriffs car the entire time they searched my house. The warrant does not make sense to me, and the sheriff refused to answer me as to why they were there invading my and my family’s space. My... View More
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answered on Apr 2, 2024
I understand that this must be a very stressful and upsetting situation for you and your family. Having your home searched and your son handcuffed would be a traumatic experience. I'm so sorry you are going through this.
You absolutely have the right to have an attorney review the... View More
Note that acoustic noise levels are subjective, not objective.
Furthermore acoustic noise levels are dependent on the location of pickleball courts, surrounding environment, and distance from pickleball courts to the homes where individuals reside and hear the so called objectionable noise... View More
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answered on Mar 31, 2024
You raise some valid points about the subjectivity and variability of acoustic noise levels from pickleball paddles. Whether an approved paddle list based on lab-measured noise would be constitutional is a complex legal question that would likely depend on the specific circumstances and how the law... View More
In an Unlawful detainer in California Defendant filed answer and demanded jury trial. Next plaintiffs counsel moved for summary judgement without the proper noticing per 31.52 1013 1170.7 Also 2 continuances of the hearing a day before the hearing for a new hearing only 2 days away. All notices... View More
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answered on Mar 31, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems that the defendant may have grounds to request that the judgment be set aside as void under California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) § 473(d). This section allows a court to set aside a void judgment, and a judgment can be considered void if the court... View More
the police did nothing for me
the business workers said they was staying out of it just because I was speaking up for myself before this,
the same person who filed false police reports on me
is still able to get away with street crimes
what can I do about this... View More
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answered on Mar 29, 2024
Under California law, if you believe the police are not taking your complaints seriously or are mistreating you, you have several options. First, you can escalate your complaint within the police department. If you've already spoken to the sergeant and have concerns about their response,... View More
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answered on Mar 29, 2024
Under California law, when facing a situation where a client refuses to pay the remaining balance on an invoice, you have several avenues to consider. Initially, you should attempt to resolve the dispute amicably by communicating directly with the client. It's beneficial to review the contract... View More
It’s a rent controlled apartment and I’m a senior. Squatter was being investigated by FBI but property management chose to reward criminal behavior with $7g and run up $7g in attorney fees, while I was in the eviction process when forcible detainer eviction (civil code 1160) was a clear option.... View More
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answered on Mar 29, 2024
In California, tenants have rights under various laws, including those protecting against harassment, discrimination, and unfair eviction practices. Given your situation, including being a senior in a rent-controlled apartment and facing what appears to be aggressive legal action from property... View More
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