Prosecutors will make that decision.

It is best to consult with a civil attorney who handles this type of claim.

Unlikely that this is a criminal matter. I would suggest contacting code enforcement department in the county where the facility is. They may need a complaint in order to investigate. I hope this helps.

Probably four years. See Florida Statute 95.11(3)(f). But you have cited the wrong statute; there is no Florida Statute 720.350. You really need to consult with an attorney for this.

Do you mean Fla. Stat. 720.305? There is no 720.350. The statute of limitations on a claim against a homeowners association for breach of contract is five years. There is not enough information to determine if your civil rights have been violated because you can waive your civil rights by... Read more »

Depends which part of the Fourth you mean. Certainly probable cause is required to charge anyone with a crime, whether adult or juvenile. Searching is another matter, though, because the school is "in loco parentis" (standing in the shoes of the parents) with regard to many aspects of... Read more »

I agree with your general point of view and believe the Second Amendment should be modified, if not repealed, due to the Supreme Court's 5-4 decisions in District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) and McDonald v. City of Chicago (2010), in which just 5 Justices (in 5-4 decisions) overturned... Read more »

No. The legislature doesn't have the duty to enact whatever law you want it to. If you feel that strongly about it, your remedy is to encourage the legislature to change the law.

You're assuming you must hire a lawyer, which is not necessarily the case, but a lawyer could do the "homework" and communications for you, saving you time. As to where you need to initiate the process, it's likely in the State where you were convicted. Read the entire page... Read more »

Depending on the circumstances, your landlord might be complicit in the theft. But it is you, and not the landlord, who is the victim.

Your parental rights cannot be taken from you unless you (A) are in a Circuit Court proceeding with the opportunity to contest it, and a court order is issued (which may be appealed), or (B) you voluntarily give up your rights in writing (for example, if you give your child up for adoption).

I'm assuming from your brief description that you mean there is a search incident to a valid arrest, meaning there is a decision to arrest based on a determination that probable cause for the arrest exists, and there's a pat-down bodily search (on outside of clothing) to confirm the... Read more »

In my opinion, the police did not have the right to keep your car without a warrant. Was that your question?

You stated that your inquiry is a hypothetical, which means it's not a real situation. Most or all lawyers viewing Justia inquiries will not respond to purely academic questions - that is the the province of academicians.

Your inquiry is vague as to whether you are seeking money damages or discipline (or termination) of the offending police officer, or both. "Complaining to the police dept." (or to a superior officer) may be viewed as an internal affairs complaint for the purpose of the dept. determining... Read more »

Immediately seek a free consultation with a medical malpractice attorney in your area. If you have facts that support a potential claim, a law firm may be willing to sign you to a contingency fee retainer agreement with no up-front fees or costs payment needed.... Read more »

You are apparently attempting to add to your prior post, but the way this Justia site works is that each time you post, it is viewed as a brand new post, seen by a different set of lawyers who may or may not overlap with the lawyers who saw your prior post. If you wish to follow up with the lawyer... Read more »

Yes - for the police misconduct causing physical injury, search for a New Hampshire civil rights attorney. For towing company's negligence causing auto body damage, set up a claim with the towing company's insurance company (no attorney necessary, unless towing company refuses to... Read more »

You did not indicate if the police actually obtained a search warrant to search his home. If they had no search warrant, a Court most likely would rule that the search was unlawful. If it was an unconstitutional search, any evidence seized during the search mostly likely would not be allowed into... Read more »

Get an attorney. Class actions are not for non-lawyers such as yourselves.