Your current state is Virginia
The cop pulled me over as I was turning in my friend driveway so it was private property. When I told him no to the search he already had a k9 cop present plus another cop car present for minor traffic stop. He ran the k9 around the car without my permission and they said the dog hit but he never... Read more »
The police can stop a car with probable cause - such as a minor traffic violation. If you do not consent to a search, the police can use a K9 so long as the use of the dog does not prolong the traffic stop. If the K9 hits on the car, that is probable cause to search the interior. If you have been... Read more »
You could check the school's course policy. Schools can impose their own specific conditions, such as attaining a certain grade in a course, etc. If you have an academic advisor, maybe they could help explain your rights. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
How could we appeal a decision in court. The police officer was never held responsible? There was no evidence provided, and there was no justice pertaining to his death. It was a WRONGFUL DEATH that basically got overlooked . When looking up even the case information on the incident only articles... Read more »
You cannot appeal the decision of the prosecutor
Minor traffic stop why would cop ask to search the vehicle & when being told no the car wasn't mine he got k9 and the k9 never found any drugs
Each police service sets its own policies and rules about officer's uniforms. However, the unlawful motor vehicle search would make an interesting argument if you were charged.
Keeps saying they wanna do things like this
It's also a threat under some circumstances.
Incomplete hypothetical. Depends on what was written, who wrote it, why it was written, at whose request it was written, and perhaps many other factors. There is no substitute for a detailed evaluation of the facts.
Couple is not together
You could repost and add Probate/Estate Planning to your categories. Real Estate was a reasonable selection on your part, but since you mention "beneficiary," this sounds like it could be something for an attorney who is knowledgeable about wills, trusts, etc. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
December 24th, 2017 @ 7:03 the driver sped thru the intersection failing to stop at all and with speed. I drove through my intersection w/ no stop sign and I t-boned the driver with passenger through the UBER app. Driver was driving with 2 moving violations of speeding over 15 mph within that year... Read more »
Your case should be postured to file suit soon based on your fact description. I would urge you to hire an experienced attorney if you haven't done so already. The "Driver's" traffic violation records may not come in as evidence necessarily and will likely be challenged as to relevancy. There... Read more »
My gf n i broke up she has my washer dryer and freezer i messaged her to ask when i could come by and get them no answer so i tried instagram and found out she is using my last name and now claiming im harassing her when she never told me to stop nor did she just block me but i told her i would be... Read more »
Amicable?
adjective
(of relations between people) having a spirit of friendliness; without serious disagreement or rancor.
"there will be an amicable settlement of the dispute"
synonyms: friendly, good-natured, cordial, civil, courteous, polite, easy, easygoing,... Read more »
I attempted to enroll into a substance abuse treatment facility and was denied denied the right to have Cedar and Sage with me at facility to pray with. I am a Latino and Native American Lipan Apache Indian I send my prayers to the Creator and the smoke from the sage carries them. the director said... Read more »
Look for a different treatment facility which will accommodate you religious beliefs.
I have proof that they mistreated me and recordings, I know that they have a personal vendetta with me.
You have to provide a lot more detail in order to get decent legal advice. This is probably not the best forum for getting an answer for you. Contact the County Bar Association in the county in which the local office of TANF is located, and ask for a civil rights attorney referral. The initial... Read more »
Call the Sheriff's office to file a criminal complaint
Yes
The upper lines put in surveillance cameras in the workplace. They claimed these cameras had no audio. But now, after leaving, I have determined they do have active audio. There are no signs or notices in the building about the audio surveillance. Is that legal?
Thus is an employment law question.
In utah
Normally, law enforcement only has the right to search the area you're renting. If your rental agreement allows you to be in other parts of the house, then you're not just renting a room, but all the common areas, too. The other parts of the house may also be subject to search if you don't have a... Read more »
The camera captures the side of my house pointed directly in my kitchen windows.
Yes
There was a domestic violence act between a man (the offender) and woman in the household, a child was around and got hurt unintentionally.
Exposure depends on the injuries to the victim.
I have all the proof of innocence in this case. Tapes, transcripts, and so forth.
Yes, but I need more details. Can you call me to discuss. My cell number is+16263195817
I have to go to deposition in December. Confidentiality. By giving opposing lawyer acsses to my medical records.
Based on the limited facts here, I don't suspect that there was a violation of confidentiality here. You posted this under Personal Injury. If you are the plaintiff in a personal injury case, your lawyer would provide your medical records to opposing counsel as a normal course of action. It's part... Read more »
Urban legend. Only if you are questioned
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