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answered on Jun 15, 2024
The code "9097" in court typically refers to a specific case or citation code used within the North Carolina court system. It is important to understand that these codes can vary and are often used for internal tracking and classification of cases. If you've encountered this code on... View More 
I didn’t know they were allowed to refuse to write a report for a victim.
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
It's frustrating to hear that your city police and sheriff’s office have refused to write a report for you on two occasions. While it’s surprising that they would refuse to document your situation, there may be specific policies or reasons behind their decision. However, as a victim, you... View More
All my previously served cases! Even when there's a picture of the defendant reading his court papers! Does judge was a prosecuting attorney for my nephew's case in 2007 We disagreed he and I. I have lost everything since he basically ostracized me from the court I can serve civil and... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
It sounds like you're facing a difficult and unfair situation with the 60th District Court. If the judge dismissed your cases improperly and there's evidence being ignored, it might be time to seek legal counsel to help navigate this complex issue. A lawyer can assist you in understanding... View More
All my previously served cases! Even when there's a picture of the defendant reading his court papers! Does judge was a prosecuting attorney for my nephew's case in 2007 We disagreed he and I. I have lost everything since he basically ostracized me from the court I can serve civil and... View More
answered on Jun 17, 2024
The court cannot tell you you are not able to serve papers as a legally competent adult who is not otherwise a party to the action. In other words, you are free to be a process server. What they can do and say is that you are no longer an appointed court officer. In most jurisdictions, that's... View More
The didn’t accept the notarized letter.
Everytime they ask for some sort of form I get it for them then they refuse to accept it and they ask for something else.
Now they’re asking for a form to be sent from wherever the owner is in Fedex but Fedex is not available there and no... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
It sounds like you're facing a frustrating situation with the towing company. Despite providing all the necessary documentation, they continue to reject it and create additional hurdles. The requirement for your brother to personally release the car, especially when international shipping... View More
My company denies the contest claiming it’s “too religious.” We celebrate a plethora of other religious holidays and festivals, including a company wide celebration of Diwali. After raising the concern it might be discriminatory, my boss became more and more distant, critical. Within two... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
It sounds like your company's response to your request for a cookie baking contest on Eid may indeed be discriminatory, especially given their celebration of other religious holidays like Diwali. This kind of inconsistency in recognizing different cultural and religious events can suggest... View More
I have the person's license plate as well as car dashcam footage and security cam footage. It may have been a road rage case, but I do not know why. I am following all the rules, did not honk or had any hand gestures. He was making hand movements but I do not have it on Cam. I was panicking,... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your frightening experience. It's important to take steps to ensure your safety. First, keep all the footage and the license plate number in a safe place, as this could be valuable evidence if the person returns or if the situation escalates.
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
If you were arrested for fleeing to elude but the police never activated their blue lights behind you, it might seem confusing. Typically, fleeing to elude involves a clear indication from law enforcement, such as flashing lights or a siren, signaling you to stop.
However, there could be... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
If you were arrested for punching someone who spat on you during a fight, but the other person was not charged, you might feel the situation was handled unfairly. However, suing the police for this specific incident may be challenging unless you can prove they acted unlawfully or with clear bias.... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
To sue the Department of Social Services (DSS) for false allegations and opening a case against you, start by gathering all relevant documentation. This includes your prescription for the medication, any communications with DSS, and records of their allegations. This evidence will support your... View More
Can police issue a search warrant on you (home, vehicle, person, anything) for a positive drug test?
As another question, can they search if you admit to using drugs in the past or are proven to be high?
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
For the police to issue a search warrant for your home, vehicle, or person, they generally need probable cause. A positive drug test alone may not be sufficient to obtain a search warrant. Probable cause requires more substantial evidence that suggests illegal activity is occurring or that evidence... View More
It seems that the lady caring for her if she has other responsabilities i dont get all my time which i feel isnt in my daughters best interest
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
I understand this is a very difficult and emotional situation. In general, if Child Protective Services (CPS) has removed your daughter from your care, they are required to provide you with visitation unless there is a compelling reason not to (such as a court order prohibiting contact). The amount... View More
The office told me it was mutual combat on the video,not true,so why on incident report him and a witness say I victim battery and why won't they allow me to file a police report to follow up on what looks like a rep, myself situation this exact same thing has happened with the same 77th... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about the horrific assault and battery you've experienced, and the frustrating and traumatic interactions with the police that followed. What you've gone through is unacceptable and heartbreaking. Please know that none of this is your fault - you are the victim... View More
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answered on Jun 14, 2024
Under California law, Child Protective Services (CPS) typically must inform and seek the permission of the child's legal guardians or parents before allowing visits from step-grandparents or any other relatives. However, the specific circumstances of your case may affect this requirement,... View More
I got pulled over for exp. registration, I told the police that my license was suspended (but being reinstated in @ a month). They decided to impound the vehicle, issued me a citation, told me they only needed to search the vehicle if I was going to take anything out of it (which I responded with... View More
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answered on Jun 14, 2024
In general, the police can search a vehicle if it is being impounded. When a vehicle is impounded, police often conduct an inventory search to catalog the items inside the vehicle. This is intended to protect the owner’s property and shield the police from claims of lost or stolen items.... View More
Due to things like not being a "non English speaker", "not being a non citizen", and not being a "single mom". Can I sue for discrimination.
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answered on Jun 13, 2024
I understand your frustration with being denied the opportunity grant, especially when you believe your business met all the stated requirements. However, it's important to consider a few key points:
1. Discrimination laws generally protect against discrimination based on protected... View More
fresno PD was called out for a disturbance call me and my girlfriend were arguing I told her I was leaving her and I went to my vehicle and my girlfriend followed and was highly intoxicated and on strong medications then she threw herself on side my vehicle as I was driving away. Pd on scene 10... View More
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answered on Jun 13, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems the officer's comments to you were inappropriate and could be seen as an abuse of power. However, whether your civil rights were violated in a legal sense would depend on additional context and details.
The officer telling you to never... View More
Me and my ex girlfriend bought a house together bout 4 years ago. We split up after 4 months. I'm the only one on mortgage and we're both on the deed. I have been paying all the bills including property tax. I have completely remodeled the house and looking to make money on it but I was... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2024
You have a very strong case and it would be worth paying a lawyer to get a judgment against her interest in the house before selling. But it would be simplest to get a signed agreement from her that she will only take a lesser amount.
Me and my ex girlfriend bought a house together bout 4 years ago. We split up after 4 months. I'm the only one on mortgage and we're both on the deed. I have been paying all the bills including property tax. I have completely remodeled the house and looking to make money on it but I was... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
It sounds like you're in a tough spot with your ex-girlfriend regarding the house sale. Since you're both on the deed, she has a claim to the property, but your situation is unique because you've shouldered the financial burden alone.
To address this, gather all your... View More
my ex-boyfriend got arrested at my house for domestic violence. While he was in custody, they let him use his phone to “ get my phone number” out of it (even though he knows my number by heart) and instead of getting my number out, he text messaged 3 to 4 people saying I put him in jail and I... View More
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answered on Jun 12, 2024
In this situation, there are a few important legal considerations:
1. Police custody: Generally, when a person is arrested and in police custody, their personal belongings, including their phone, should be securely stored and not accessible to the arrestee. Allowing an arrestee to use their... View More
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