You question is ambiguous, because I don't understand what you mean by "body search". If that means to search you for contraband, such as items the shelter's rules may prohibit you from bringing into the shelter, then the answer is yes, you can be searched for prohibited items... Read more »
Should I notify fbi or cops to incomphiscate incarcerate them all. They stole alot of money from me doing white collar crime fruad scheme. Civil rights where can I hire a pro bono attorney at.
more info needed.
if they did something criminally wrong you should call the local police
AND The State Bar of California.
the Bar will investigate and take their license if warranted.
in 2011 the county department of children's services in Los Angeles listed my name on the caci and deprive me of a hearing in the dependency children's Court to defend myself against the allegations that the department accuse me of and I wasn't even a party to the case it was my... Read more »
There is a recent case involving a lawyer who had the same thing happen to him. You need to contact a good civil rights lawyer who can take on this fight on your behalf. There are so many great civil rights lawyers and law firms in the Los Angeles area more than capable of handling this kind of... Read more »
I am unable to get unmonitored cellular,cable or DSL service. My electronic communications and photos are censored and even my web hosting and DNS service is "reprovisioned" and redirected. I'm refused paramedic treatment and treatment at my regional trauma center. (I was called a... Read more »
You need to contact a good civil rights attorney immediately. If this has been happening for such a long period of time, you will have to explain why you have not taken this step long ago. It just may be that the statute of limitations, which sets out the time within you must act on your own... Read more »
We contested the personal and financial conservatorship of my mother. During the hearing, our court appointed public defender who spoke to my mother once, without me, totally made the case for the other side. Her speech definitely convinced the judge to grant conservatorship. She did not represent... Read more »
Your experience is not unusual. It’s not the job of the public defender to contest the conservatorship in all instances, especially if it’s clear to the PD that the need for a conservatorship exists based on personal observation, a review of a doctor’s capacity declaration, interviews with... Read more »
You can start your search on the State of California Legislative Information website here:
http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/home.xhtml
The California Department of Public Health issued a GUIDANCE on June 18/20 stating that "People in California must wear face coverings..."
- Is a GUIDANCE the same and an Order or a Law?
- Can police enforce this guidance?
- What can you be charged with if you do not choose to wear a mask?
The new orders issued yesterday and today from the Office of the Governor now create a state-wide mandate for the use of masks in public places. This means if you are over 2 years old (because if you are under 2 you cannot read the Order) you have to wear a face mask, waiting in line to enter a... Read more »
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Tim Akpinar
I recorded a partial judgement on reserved issues that wasnt the final judgement ....what should i do?
Generally, an abstract of judgment is issued and recorded on the final judgment.
However, in certain circumstances, the clerk of the court will issue an abstract on a partial judgment. See Lucky United v. Lee (2010) 185 Cal.App.4th 125, 131, 142 (clerk issued abstract of judgment and... Read more »
From your question it seems that you were involved in some kind of traffic collision, and when you went to talk with the other driver, he pulled a gun on you, so you fled. I have to say at first blush, that seems like a pretty reasonable reaction to me. To cover yourself, you need to report this... Read more »
I paid in full cash in March and it was supposed to be picked up my mid March but then everything closed, they now want me to pick it up but prom is over and I was supposed to receive it months ago. How do I get my refund.
If they refuse to give you a refund even considering you were never able to use the dress and they failed to deliver when it was due, it seems you have at least two choices available to you. 1. Take possession of the dress to use at a later date, or so you can sell it to someone who can later make... Read more »
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I would encourage you to contact a local lawyer and have a meeting to discuss the facts of your case. If you were over the limit, involved in an accident and fled the scene without leaving your insurance or other contact information you are going to need a lawyer to defend you. Quite likely you... Read more »
in riverside they are claiming listening devices and spiritual eyes from a certain church that they can see in my home and they have probable cause to watch,as well they are monitoring my bank and finances and they left drugs in my home i reported this to police by giving them the bag of meth...i... Read more »
More information is needed in order to respond to your inquiry. Any lawyer would need the full context of what you are talking about. The few details you have provided are insufficient to permit me to offer any kind of reasonable advice. Prepare a full chronology of the events starting at the... Read more »
I live in an urban community of ~250 units in downtown San Diego, CA. Our bylaws allow unrestricted "ingress and egress" to the units. Can the HOA force residents to do things in common areas that MUST be used to access private residences? The talk has mostly been around elevators and stairwells
It isn't the HOA that is requiring the face coverings, it is local ordinance, and State law.
Sheltering works, hygiene works and masks work to slow the spread of a disease. Are you in favor of spreading disease? You obviously don't believe in COVID, what is the downside if you... Read more »
If that's the case, then make a claim through the class action claim's administrator. There should be a web site where you can do that.
I got fired for standing up for my community this week stating Black Lives Matter.
Typical lawyer answer: It depends. On its face it certainly sounds like it could be unlawful discrimination on the basis of race. This includes protesting the racial harassment or discrimination of others.
It depends on what you mean by standing up for your community. If that meant... Read more »
I received an email from Red lobster saying that a patron has filed a complaint with the Los Angeles Superior Court. In the complaint, the patron has asked for judgment against Red Lobster, the general manager, and myself for negligence, the Unrue act, and intentional infliction of emotional... Read more »
You should not hesitate to let Red Lobster have their attorneys represent you. As an employee who was working within the scope of your employment, they have a duty to provide you with a defense. You can bet they will have a good law firm retained for that purpose. You can start by preparing a... Read more »
I suppose it all depends on what kind of flag. Many flags contain all kinds of messages.
You can legally protest, but if you intend to go anywhere to do so, be sure to advise your parents where you are going and with what you intend to get involved. It is always better to show a level of maturity, and in many, if not most, families, it can be helpful to discuss your feelings either... Read more »
With or Without a warrant?
MORE INFO NEEDED.
PROBABLY NO BUT WHY WOULDN'T HE COOPERATE?
THE POLICE CAN USUALLY FIND A REASON/WAY TO INTIMIDATE YOUR LANDLORD.
SOONER OR LATER YOU ARE GOING TO GET CAUGHT AND IT WILL BE IN YOUR BEST INTEREST TO TURN YOURSELF IN AFTER MEETING WITH A LAWYER AND SURRENDERING THROUGH HIM.
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