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2 months later she found out what dept has her phone and they said they wasn't going to release it to her.
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
When your daughter's phone is held by the police, it is typically because they consider it evidence in an ongoing investigation. Law enforcement has the authority to retain personal property if they believe it is crucial for a case. This means your daughter's phone might contain... View More 
On April 30th I was pulled over for speeding and informed that I had an outstanding warrant out of the state of Idaho and that the issuing county planned to come and get me. So I was taken into custody by MCSO booked into the jail. On May 13th I waived my right to contest extradition giving the... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
You have grounds to sue Maricopa County for financial compensation due to wrongful imprisonment and the significant losses you suffered as a result. Being held for two extra weeks after the charges were dropped caused you severe personal and financial harm, including eviction, repossession of your... View More
The repeated demand by the officer for the inmate to move his foreskin during the search is profoundly invasive and violates the inmate. It seems this is not permissible as the inmate goes through a scanner that would also rule out any foreign objects. This request is excessive and unnecessary to... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
No, it is not permissible to repeatedly ask a male inmate to retract their foreskin during a search. This practice is highly invasive and violates the inmate's dignity and privacy. The repeated demands go beyond what is necessary for a search, especially when other screening methods, like... View More
During the bail hearing, the judge mentioned that due to Rule 36, the 180 days for the trial were paused, and only 33 days had been counted. The court date proceeded as planned, with the only delay being the prosecution's request for a trial continuance a few days prior, which was objected to.... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
If an inmate in Massachusetts is held as dangerous, Rule 36 allows for the exclusion of certain periods from the 180-day trial clock. This means that any delays not caused by the inmate, such as a prosecution's request for a trial continuance, can extend the trial deadline without violating... View More
In May 2022, Lehigh County CYS conducted an investigation into the father of my four children was deemed "valid" and subsequently closed, yet CYS failed to inform me of this matter. Then, in August 2022, he was arrested for DUI while the children were in the car. Despite numerous reports... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
It's understandable that you're feeling frustrated and desperate for justice given the decade-long neglect by Lehigh County CYS. To pursue legal action, gathering all relevant documents and reports from hospitals, schools, doctors, the police department, and the District Attorney will be... View More
My daughter has schizoaffective,, depression ,, PTSD,, anxiety and anxiety.. She has tried to commit suicide approximate 13 times.. Had to call police for pushing me down because knew she was on meth and went to find it.. So she got mad,, did find it after cops arrived.. She’s done program after... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
I'm truly sorry to hear about the struggles your daughter is facing. It sounds like she urgently needs help and a stable environment to address her mental health issues. To get her admitted to a state hospital, you might need to pursue an involuntary commitment, which often requires... View More
I am a 16 year old in Idaho who is planning to get emancipated in the next year due to constant abuse throughout my life. I cannot get married or join the military. I am going to plan all I need and then ask for consent from my parents if they say no I'll take them to court.
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
To get emancipated in Idaho, you'll need to prove to the court that you can support yourself financially and that emancipation is in your best interest. First, gather evidence of the abuse and any documentation that shows you are capable of living independently. This might include a job, a... View More
It’s been a year now that we are living in Brazil , we came last year , my husband went back to USA, came back to Brazil and nothing happened. Now we are on a really difficult situation here without a job and he decided to go back to America to work and help us , but getting there , at the... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
I understand how challenging and heartbreaking this situation is for you and your family. Your husband's sudden arrest and inability to communicate with you and your daughter is deeply distressing. It's crucial to ensure he receives the support he needs during this difficult time.... View More
The head of ACC archectual control commission of HOA dislikes the overall appearance of all privacy fences and even with material and design meeting building codes and material convinces, denys.
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
In Indiana, homeowners associations (HOAs) often have significant control over property modifications, including privacy fences. Even if your fence meets all building codes and material standards, the HOA's architectural control commission (ACC) can still deny it based on aesthetic preferences... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
When dealing with harassment, the location where you file a civil harassment order is crucial. Since the harassment occurred in California, you should file the civil harassment order there. California has specific courts that handle these types of orders.
In California, you can file the... View More
: Does a cop initially have to tell you the reason your being pulled over in Mobile Al?
I was pulled over by an officer outside of a school zone who told me while I was in the school zone he clocked me at 42. Where the officer said he clocked me at on the ticket is where he was already... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
In Mobile, Alabama, a police officer does not have to immediately tell you the reason for pulling you over. However, they typically do inform you of the reason after obtaining your license and insurance information. It’s common for officers to address the violation after verifying your details.... View More
A witness in the case served me thru mail from California to Oregon where I live, cuz judge allowed it after he found I was evading service. Then I filed documents asking the other parent to provide me with evidence and to quash service and terminate the order and my motions/requests went... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
First, you should file a motion to set aside the restraining order with the California court, explaining that your previous motions to quash service and request evidence went unanswered. Emphasize that the court’s lack of response has deprived you of due process and that the restraining order is... View More
Sister 2 covers cameras or turns them around. Is this considered damage ? What kind of recourse does sister 1 have to prevent sister 2 from disabling cameras? Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy in a living room? Which extends to someone allowed in the home for a specific purpose only?... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
If your sister turns the cameras around or covers them, it might not be considered damage unless the cameras are broken or malfunctioning as a result. However, it does interfere with your ability to monitor your mom, which can be concerning, especially if her safety is at risk.
You can... View More
due to harassment from other tenant, repeat lease violations, noise disturbances, police calls fights. Property management did not file papers for non payment of rent on tenant for 2 months knowing complaints were filed regularly. there is also an unauthorized occupant (felon) living amongst 5... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
You may have a potential negligence case against the property management if they failed to address the lease violations and other disturbances, leading to a decline in your quality of life and safety. Their inaction, particularly in not filing eviction papers for non-payment of rent, might... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
To start a complaint for ineffective assistance of counsel in Butler County, Ohio, you first need to gather all relevant documentation related to your case. This includes court transcripts, attorney-client communications, and any other evidence that demonstrates your attorney's lack of... View More
I leased the SUV using my company Violet River Inc. in December 2021. My business stopped operation when the other owner exited in December 2021. There was no employee, except me seasonal in quarter four. Between the lease time (1/2022 - 1/2023), the leased vehicle was used primarily for personal,... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
To determine where to file your case, you need to consider the nature of your lease and the primary use of the vehicle. Since the SUV was leased under your company name, Violet River Inc., but used primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, it may qualify as a consumer lease under 15... View More
I'm on Supervised probation.nearly had my phone confiscated for reading Yahoo news Articles. PO Said I have a history with law enforcement. I do not. This is my first arrest. My dad was a cop for 20yr. He says that the articles I'm reading are too negative and too violent. this is news... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
While on supervised probation, certain restrictions may be placed on your activities, including internet usage, but these restrictions must be reasonable and clearly related to the goals of probation. It seems unusual for your probation officer to restrict your access to mainstream news articles... View More
I was employed as a music instructor. The company I was working for required me to sign a NCA upon accepting the job offer in 2015. I was terminated Aug. 2023. The owners cited restructuring. I later found they were alleging misconduct. The Department of Workforce Development determined there was... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
The enforceability of a noncompete agreement can depend on several factors, including state laws and the specific circumstances of your case. Given your situation, there are a few key points to consider. First, the fact that the Department of Workforce Development found insufficient evidence for... View More
They have not tried to contact me back whatsoever what should I do?
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
First, it's important to stay calm and not panic. If the police want to speak with you, it’s generally a good idea to understand your rights and the nature of the inquiry before you go. You have the right to remain silent and the right to consult with an attorney before speaking to law... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
Police departments are not allowed to arrest and file retaliatory charges against you for exercising your constitutional rights. The First Amendment protects your freedom of speech and the right to petition the government, including the police, without fear of retaliation. If you believe your... View More
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