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answered on Nov 5, 2015
In what context? You have to give some basic information, like the facts. Abandonment usually has a narrow definition
answered on Nov 4, 2015
This has happened already, hasn't it? The question should be what can you do, and the answer to that is probably to threaten a civil suit for replevin, conversion, and civil theft.
I have a 95 honda accord that has four front blinkers, two by the headlights two on the bumpers, in california is it Legal to have just the upper two by the headlights without the ones on the bumper?
answered on Nov 4, 2015
This requires research for nearly any attorney, unless the attorney already knows the answer. You can look up the statute yourself, probably right here on Justia.
its my grandmothers son who shoots up in the bathroom. there are some minors that stay there occasionally (they are not in danger because others are always there to watch over them) but if we call the cops on him what would happen? will they take the children away? will he walk free? how much time... View More 
answered on Nov 4, 2015
They might charge him with possession of a controlled substance, if they have permission from the parents to search their home.
answered on Oct 31, 2015
Yes. https://texaspolitics.utexas.edu/archive/html/just/features/0201_01/crimeandp.html
answered on Oct 27, 2015
No facts? This might be in the material that you have to read in order to do your homework.
I have the paper work for it I sold it as is and now I'm being threatened with the cops
answered on Oct 10, 2015
You gave no facts at all. We have to know the facts, but usually a lawyer should present counter offers. If they want 40 elephants, it would not be a valid counter offer to offer 3 giraffes. Yes, a lawyer should relay all reasonable counter offers.
My question is not so much a legal question but I am looking for an answer. I am a sophomore in undergrad and I want to become a judge, then a judge in Court of Appeals or a Superior Court Judge, and finally go to become a US Supreme Court Justices. I know that when they do their background checks... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2015
In order to be a judge, you first have to be an attorney for a number of years. So, let's concentrate just on that for now. I went to law school w ith a convicted felon, but that was over 30 years ago, and times have changed. You have to look up what the exclusions to licensure are to becoming... View More
answered on Sep 15, 2015
It is a warrant which allows the cops to track you. See this result from a simple internet search:
https://www.wklaw.com/california-law-now-allows-the-police-to-get-a-gps-tracking-device-search-warrant-california-penal-code-1524-and-1534/
I live in California and I offered to paint 2 pieces of furniture for someone. They dropped off the pieces in my garage and I have been texting them and I called and left a voice mail message asking what I should do with them? There has been no reply from them and it will be almost a month since... View More
answered on Sep 13, 2015
You cannot just have a thrift store pick them up. You probably have to write a letter and send it by certified mail. Did you get paid to do this or are you expecting payment?
A man is charged with rape, murder, and kidnapping. He pleads not guilty. A trial date is set. No dead bodies are found. There is one witness who can testify to the murders. This person is mentally ill (not competent to testify). As for the kidnapping charge, the victim is alive.
answered on Sep 3, 2015
One must know all the relevant facts and circumstances to even venture a guess at answering these questions. It would probably be one trial for all three charges.
A man is charged with rape, murder, and kidnapping. He pleads not guilty. A trial date is set. No dead bodies are found. There is one witness who can testify to the murders. This person is mentally ill (not competent to testify). As for the kidnapping charge, the victim is alive.
answered on Sep 3, 2015
This is not just a basic legal question. We cannot answer these questions without knowing all relevant facts and circumstances, except that it will probably be one trial.
answered on Aug 28, 2015
It depends. What was vacated? If it is a court order of some sort, it means that the order was, in effect, cancelled as though it never happened.
answered on Aug 25, 2015
The case from 2008 was either completed already or dismissed for lack of prosecution. Cases don't stay around forever. You can't wait 7 years to file a response in a case and expect it to be processed like it's no big deal.
Andy
. But he added $200 on top of what I owe him . I paid some back but now he's in jail for a year can I go retrieve My car back from his girlfriends house parked in the driveway
answered on Aug 20, 2015
Perhaps. Did he perfect a lien on the vehicle? If so, then probably not. It might be best to go consult with a local attorney.
. But he added $200 on top of what I owe him . I paid some back but now he's in jail for a year can I go retrieve My car back from his girlfriends house parked in the driveway
answered on Aug 12, 2015
It is your car, right? He has not perfected a lien on the vehicle, right? Go see a local attorney for a full discussion.
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