There are choice of law provisions to deal with such situations. If you are talking about state laws from differing states, the situation you describe sometimes arises in federal cases based on diversity jurisdiction. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
All of a sudden The shelter island that started requiring that all my belongings and my persons be searched by one of their security guards before entering the premises this is my legal residence address on my ID and I have to be searched before I come home that doesn't seem legal to me and... Read more »
I don't think think so. You are a guest of the property owner, who can set whatever limits they want on those persons they allow to reside on their property. You say it is a shelter. So the owners apparently want to assure themselves that no guests can bring any kind of contraband onto their... Read more »
I commented on a article that was related to Covid-19 there were hundreds of defamatory comments about An individual who had his grocery’s taken for not wearing a mask .my comment was simply this.
I wrote “ask-yourself how many people you come into contact with on a Daily basis.... Read more »
Newspapers regularly decide which letters to publish. Your comments are no different than a letter to the editor. They don't have to print every letter they get, and the same goes for the comments to their articles online. The editors always have the last say on what gets published, even in... Read more »
No.
Waited in line to enter store. Shopped. Needed to use restroom, but was denied access. Wrapped up her shopping because she needed to urinate. Begged employees to let her use facilities. Was advised to speak to a manager. No manager made themselves available. At check out, she begged cashier again... Read more »
Businesses are allowed to restrict bathroom access to employees, unless there is a local ordinance to the contrary.
There is no suggestion that your sister suffered from some medical condition that made here incontinent. However, even if that was the case, I doubt that she has a valid... Read more »
You can sue, but you’ll need good evidence that the arrest was wrongful and that you have documented injuries.
I sent to my local 99 cent store to purchase battery and they had there security gaurd stop me from entering the store without a mask they said I could not enter and they will refuse service and that it was the law
The security guard was correct. It would be a violation of the law for the store to allow you to enter. Under current state and local county orders concerning the COVID-19 pandemic all patrons of grocery or other retail stores are required to wear masks for their own safety, for the safety of other... Read more »
My drunk neighbor on informal probation for a dui, got in my face for “slamming my door, punched me in my face while my hands were behind me, and then pulled away from me, falls down and gets up pursuing me around my car, so I kicked her one time and she and her multi felon boyfriend attacked me... Read more »
Order a copy of the security tape and take that to court with you when you have your hearing. File a response to the charge and state your side of the story, and stick to just what happened without embellishing anything or doing any name calling etc. Just be factual. Take the copy of the security... Read more »
2 months ago I got a letter from my car insurance company stating that they needed a copy of my driver license. I called the insurance and they inform me that they pull up my driver record and it shows that my driver license was suspended. Afterwards, I called the DMV and they say the license was... Read more »
more info needed
i would encourage you to contact a local attorney who is familiar with DMV and Criminal matters.
if you are right you will prevail.
i think the court would probably be protected........and depending on the facts , the officer too.
make an appt with a lawyer.
The citizens of CA have had enough of the disregard for our health, safety and emotional well-being at the hands of those who are supposed to represent it's citizens LEGALLY, upholding the USA Constitution and Constitution of CA which they are not. We the people residing in CA are fearful... Read more »
No.
The United States Constitution, as well as the California Constitution, provide all the authority necessary for both the Federal and State Governments to implement urgent policies in the event of a worldwide pandemic.
The President issued a National Emergency notice on or about March 13,... Read more »
There is no age limit to purchasing a knife, nor a requirement to ask for ID, to my knowledge.
The county health official issued a blanket order that prohibits me from enjoying my property even though I have tested negative. Additionally the order only applies to certain owners who live in the south Lake Tahoe area part time. Others are allowed to stay. Since I have tested negative for the... Read more »
Well good luck with that. The courts are all closed for the 60 day period from March 23, 2020, with nothing but emergency criminal matters being heard right now.
Everyone's property rights are taking a back seat to the health and welfare of all. You have no valid reason for breaking... Read more »
First me then my son have been gangstalk by multiple police in different countries my son went to jail never charged now my son was killed by them but by them making another person do it. They tried to get me. When they couldn't they went after my son. One cop told me it would happen. I told... Read more »
you are on a PI site and I do not handle that specialized area of law.
i would suggest you write out a detailed summary of the facts
Looking for a probono lawyer willing to research and contest the fact that covid 19 is not contagious (there is proof) ... and even if it were, the numbers are unwarranted for this illegal quarantine, and that we are all being unlawfully detained and deprived of our first ammendment rights.... Read more »
There is no chance at all. This is a public hazard to health and welfare of all people. The state has the duty to comply with the national emergency, and all people residing in the State of California are obligated to comply with the orders which have lawfully been given.
My research of the... Read more »
The State of CA under the Covid 19 emergency has told tenants, broadly, that they do not have to pay rent to their landlords for up to 90 days. This, in spite of the fact that a legal contract exists between tenant and landlord. Can this be considered a "seizure" without due process under... Read more »
It is not a seizure because the government isn't taking anything. A pandemic singularly triggers emergency government powers to become effective that would otherwise lay dormant. Further the state is not tearing up a contract. The tenant is breaching the contract by not paying rent, and you... Read more »
becuase i cant work on the 22 I was told I owe 250 in which the manager wouldn't give me my receipts because I would get lawyer then the police were called to remove me I told them what happened they said to be out by the next day and left thats when the hotel manager said she was wrong I owed... Read more »
I can't even make out what your question is. You can't go anywhere due to the coronavirus restrictions, so just stay where you are. The hotel will get paid eventually by the government, so there's no reason to worry about anything.
Always be polite with the police. And try to... Read more »
There's a section here for Animal/Dog Law. If you wanted to try reposting there (there's no guarantee that all posts receive responses), you might have better chances of your question being seen by someone knowledgeable in this area. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
Code enforcement is harassing me. Now they are targetting my neighbor for helping me
You need a lawyer who knows how to protect your civil rights. Code enforcement harassment can result in liens against your property which then drive up your mortgage payments and can put you in danger of losing your home if you can't afford the new payments your mortgage company can force on... Read more »
Meaning would this be in violation of the federal rules of evidence rule 803 (8)(c)? Note that I'm speaking of a written affidavit as the basis for probable cause to file a complaint in a district court for purposes of a later INDICTMENT. Is this legal?
If this did not involve a marine incident resulting in vessel boarding by U.S. Coast Guard and Department of Justice personnel following a grounding, cargo spill, fuel oil spill, allision, injury, or other marine casualty requiring completion of a form CG-2692 for incident reporting or drug testing... Read more »
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