Maliciously prosecuted by the catholic church and a priest and his lying church member.
Prosecuted with no evidence.
Found not guilty. cruel. they lied. I have proof.
answered on Jan 23, 2023
Yes, the statute of limitations for your action is 2 years from the date of your injury.
You should immediately consult a good civil rights lawyer to make sure you don't miss the deadline to file your lawsuit. In your case, the date the statute of limitations began running is complicated.
Has there ever been a lawsuit against the city/state/PD for a death that could have been prevented had she been able to carry a self defense tool?
answered on Jan 22, 2023
Unless the terms of your probation specifically prohibit you from carrying pepper spray (mace), there is no legal reason why you cannot carry it as a deterrent for your personal safety. If you do a simple Google search for mace, you will find several inexpensive kinds you can keep in your purse or... Read more »
I worked for an agency and they forgot to pay me a days worth of work. When I told them about it they had “no knowledge”. When they did have my check they refused to give it to me unless I sign a paper. So I’m not sure what to do here. I haven’t signed anything.
answered on Jan 20, 2023
You are not required to sign anything to get your check. You should ask them to email you a copy of the document to see if it is merely a receipt and not worth fighting over.
I worked for an agency and they forgot to pay me a days worth of work. When I told them about it they had “no knowledge”. When they did have my check they refused to give it to me unless I sign a paper. So I’m not sure what to do here. I haven’t signed anything.
answered on Jan 25, 2023
What are they asking you to sign? Is it documentation of receipt of the check, or something else? It is certainly illegal for a company to hold a paycheck or back wages hostage. If you are unsure about signing any paperwork with your employer, contact an employment lawyer and ask them to review it... Read more »
I was having a heated conversation with my landlord over the phone. I was then placed on speaker phone and told it was for her safety and not to worry because there was no one else in the room.
I think the landlord place my phone call on speaker because she had her supervisor easedropping... Read more »
answered on Jan 17, 2023
Generally, unless you consent, a 3rd party cannot listen to a private phone call. Since your landlord told you the communication was private, you had a reasonable belief that nobody else could hear your conversation. So, yes, technically this would be Eavesdropping in violation of PC 632. This... Read more »
y a officer who said there were guns on my seat im felon i have been denied any motions due to them being frivilous according to my attorney i was denied a margesden motion by judge im missing stuff that should be in my discovery i had seen some deer cams and as far as i knew no one was supposed to... Read more »
answered on Jan 16, 2023
THE LAWYER YOU RETAINED OR THAT WAS APPOINTED BY THE COURT IS THE BEST PERSON TO ADDRESS THIS TYPE OF QUESTION.
DID YOUR LAWYER EXPLAIN TO THE COURT THAT YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR WAS DUE TO HIS/HER NEGLIGENCE?
IF NOT, I THINK YOU MIGHT HAVE TO ASK THE JUDGE TO SPEAK AT THE NEXT HEARING.
Hi, here recently a rather well known person (who is not a judge or in any way related to the legal sphere of work) publicly showed a person's sealed criminal record. How on earth is that possible, and is doing something like that illegal?
answered on Jan 8, 2023
You have posted this question in the forum for California lawyers. You need to re-post this in the message board for lawyers in Washington state.
The person injured me and made a false statement to the police (or bribe them) to make me arrested. I bailed out, and the case got dismissed. He intentionally did this trick and didn't pay me money for the job I've done for him as a consultant, he did iit to scare me or made me lose my... Read more »
answered on Jan 7, 2023
why was case dismissed?
dismissed or not guilty is not the same as innocent.
if your looking for a whistleblower suit you need a civil litigator.
if your looking to collect a small amount of money owed (less than $10k) use small claims.
have you reported to police?
I just want legal advice on how to evict him or make him pay half his share
answered on Jan 6, 2023
More info is needed, and it should be shared with a real estate, not a criminal attorney.
chances are you will need a lawsuit in small claims court.
if he had not moved out, you would also be looking into an unlawful detainer.............
this is NOT domestic violence in my opinion.
I just want legal advice on how to evict him or make him pay half his share
answered on Jan 19, 2023
There is no good/easy way to make him pay half. It is the Landlord that has a right to collet rent; you have a right to contribution, but it is not worth pursuing against someone who moved out. If you want to keep the place without your ex, you can talk to your landlord about changing the lease... Read more »
No physical altercations incurred only in person profane language exchanged that stemmed from alcoholic behavior from an undocumented married sibling that lives apart from the other sibling.
*undocumented immigrant*
answered on Jan 5, 2023
You have not provided sufficient information to allow me to give you a reasonable answer. Whether you can get a visa is up to the United States Department of State, otherwise known as the State Department.
However, whether you argue with a United States citizen or someone else should have... Read more »
The APS worker then told everything to my abuser and told the abuser to record me, because I am making false accusations. But I didn't,, the APS worker refused to to help me make copies of the documents I needed to give her and yelled at me when I asked for someone who is trauma-informed,... Read more »
answered on Dec 31, 2022
MORE INFO IS NEEDED.
This doesn't sound like a run of the mill DV case.
The LAPD arrested me, the victim instead of the perp, then tried to frame me to cover it up and got caught on film planting falsified evidence. I represented myself and proved in court that the plaintiff's had made their entire story up. But because the cops tried to frame me and got caught,... Read more »
answered on Dec 26, 2022
This would be an issue for doctors to testify to, not a legal issue.
CDCr never notified to this day his mom to inform her that her son was stabbed air lifted but survived the Gladiator Fights they set up. As soon as they got off the bus went through work exchange, the gates close, the bus drives away they get attacked by the whole prison full of Southerns. I sent... Read more »
answered on Dec 23, 2022
Talk to a civil rights attorney. You are out of your league trying to investigate this on your own.
non-op. 3 Cops were waiting hidden from the street in the back corner of the lot. I backed in and an officer pulled in front of me with lights flashing. Is this stop legal on private property and he had never been behind me? He ran my plates, noticed I wasnt there and waited until I returned.... Read more »
answered on Dec 18, 2022
your question is not clear.
police need to have probable cause (PC) to search and many things are considered PC.
depending on the facts PC may have been the backing in???
i doubt if the PC will be determined to be your 2006 drug charge that was expunged.... Read more »
In an unlimited civil matter in California, the notice of ruling was emailed only minutes before midnight when the defendant was asleep and didn't get it until the next morning. Is that reasonably acceptable to count that few minutes as one day when counting calendar days for a deadline to... Read more »
answered on Dec 17, 2022
Notice given after normal working day hours will not be effective until the next day. But take no chances when calendaring response due dates. Even if you were given notice electronically, such as by email, you ordinarily have an extra two days added to the time you are supposed to take action... Read more »
Can this be a problem for me ? The police said call them or 911
answered on Dec 13, 2022
You would need to provide a bit more information.
Are you asking if you can get in trouble for calling 911 too many times?
Are you asking if it can cause issues with the neighbor?
Hard to answer your question without more information.
I was at the casino playing the slot machine when I was pulled off the machine by sheriff deputies and told by the deputy I was a suspect to a robbery as I was slammed on the car I told them ,ore than once they are violating my rights as they started searching my pocket I told them they didn't... Read more »
answered on Nov 29, 2022
it depends
a lawyer would want to review the police report to see the reasonableness of their actions...........warrant? recent robbery.......at casino?......description? etc
the best things is to discuss this with the lawyer you retain or the lawyer the court appoints at your... Read more »
being transformed and not secured properly fell from wheel chair after going head first outta wheelchair as well as deputy no clue to proper securing ..and then driven shackled on floor head smashed into metal floor and cage...and stating more then one time was not secure nor safe l
answered on Nov 27, 2022
you may have a negligence or civil rights violation action.............violation of ADA?
write out what happened and call a local negligence lawyer to present all the facts.
Threw me to the ground and punches me in face severe damage
answered on Nov 27, 2022
You need to get a copy of the police report at the 1st court appearance, called an Arraignment. Ask the court to appoint a public defender who will assist in your getting the report.
If you are looking to sue the police for damages, then the report will show what the police say the facts... Read more »
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