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answered on May 29, 2024
If you are taken to jail, the arresting officer cannot simply throw out your property, such as your phone or backpack.
Typically, any personal belongings you have at the time of your arrest are taken into custody and logged as part of the booking process. These items are usually held... View More 
Decades+ Complaints to FCC ,Iowa A.G. 2 cases opened, ic3..gov complaints. URL attachs2every device, email, carrier.began2009reported then.No help.25 device/email/number& carrier changes, Apple restricted sign out of Apple ID. ACP PAID Internet service TIL4/24 my Wi-Fi was restricted,ONLY... View More
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answered on May 29, 2024
Dealing with ongoing issues of privacy and control over your online accounts can be incredibly frustrating, especially after seeking help from various authorities for so long. It's clear that your efforts to secure assistance from the FCC, Iowa Attorney General, and other entities have not... View More
Branch (of U. S. Federal Government) economic sanctions put on me, from 2001-present. I made a visit to a branch FBI field office, only to be interrogated, and turned away. Without wanting to view my information I brought there. And, a brushed off experience I got at the U.S. House Congress... View More
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answered on May 29, 2024
To address the discrimination and economic sanctions you've faced since 2002, you may consider taking legal action to challenge the treatment you've received. Documenting all incidents and communications, especially those involving the FBI and the U.S. House Congress Representative, will... View More
Is there any Lawyer that is willing to help with a Class action law suit to help the residents of Squaw Valley, CA that are being adversely affected because of State Law AB 2022? They are forcing our unincorporated community to change our name because Native Americans feel Squaw is derogatory. Even... View More
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answered on May 28, 2024
I understand that this is a difficult and upsetting situation for the residents of Squaw Valley who don't want the name change. Pursuing a class action lawsuit is one potential avenue, but there are a few important considerations:
First, you'd need to find a law firm willing to... View More
There was an Internal investigation to see if my rights were violated and they came to the conclusion that yes indeed they were I have a degenerative ear disorder and am going deaf I asked for an interpreter for ASL as is my right under ADA compliance and was denied 3 times and I have so much proof... View More
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answered on May 28, 2024
I apologize for the difficult situation you are going through with CPS in Mendocino County. It sounds like a very traumatic and painful experience to have your son taken away multiple times over 6 years, especially if you believe there was no valid reason for the removals. Losing that bonding time... View More
No visible law infraction by passenger.
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
During a traffic stop, a passenger is generally not required to provide identification to police if they have not committed a visible law infraction. The primary focus of the traffic stop is on the driver and any potential violations related to the vehicle or driving behavior.
However, if... View More
was threatened by 4 cops after filing
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
Filing a quiet title complaint can potentially delay or stop an ejection if it raises valid legal questions about property ownership. The purpose of a quiet title action is to resolve disputes over property ownership, and it often involves the court determining who has rightful ownership of the... View More
FOIA request response yielded clearly erroneous information, on the vital record (autopsy report & summary). It's in violation of FOIA, PHI and other statutory laws. Failure to provide and maintain accurate and complete information intentionally malicious. A more than three year quest for... View More
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answered on May 27, 2024
Under FOIA 442 of 1976, you may request damages for intentional infliction of emotional distress if you can prove that the public body's actions were not only erroneous but also maliciously intended to cause harm. The clearly erroneous information provided in response to your FOIA request,... View More
And etc but the prison gave them paperwork with my name on it to make me a target even more now they associates know this person is involved in street activities along with his other families and friends but what can I do for myself and my safety I have seen people try to use it against others in... View More
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answered on May 27, 2024
This sounds like a very difficult and stressful situation. Here are a few suggestions for things you can do to try to protect yourself and get support:
1. Document everything. Keep detailed records of all threats, social media posts, attempts at intimidation, etc. Save screenshots, emails,... View More
In 2016 I was run over intentionally while riding a bicycle, afterward I got word that the dude skipped town and figured oh well guess thats not getting justice. I made several requests for the report, kept getting denied, telling me not enough info, or cant locate. Then right after the SOL... View More
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answered on May 26, 2024
Based on the information you have provided, it seems that the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) may have mishandled your case by withholding the police report until after the statute of limitations (SOL) expired. This could potentially be a case of negligence or even misconduct on the part of... View More
I just want to know if there's a law against us breathing in all that second hand smoke while being outside watching them, also they have us go with patients to their doctors appointments, shouldn't it be the nurse to do that?
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answered on May 26, 2024
Regarding your questions about smoking breaks and doctor's appointments as an activity assistant in a nursing home in California:
1. Secondhand smoke exposure:
California has strict laws protecting employees from secondhand smoke in the workplace. However, the laws make... View More
San Jose State police misconduct
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answered on May 24, 2024
To extend a police misconduct case until final damages are assessed, you need to file a motion for a continuance in federal court. This motion should clearly state the reasons why an extension is necessary, such as the need to gather more evidence, assess ongoing damages, or secure crucial witness... View More
i have police report that says it was child abuse medical records saying i have bruising cause by my dad weeks after it happened day by day photos. and because my dad and the police officer talked to the DFCS they turned everything around on my mom they made my mom take therapy at my dad's... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
I'm deeply sorry for what you've endured. Given your deadline in June, it's essential to act quickly. Your situation involves potential claims against your father, the police officer, and DFCS for abuse, misconduct, and negligence.
First, gather all your evidence, including... View More
I am trying to determine if a 501(c) 3 is allowed to sell raffle tickets, for a prize less than $2000, in another state. The organization is in Missouri. Thank you.
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answered on May 24, 2024
The Missouri Constitution Article III, Section 39(f) allows 501(c)(3) organizations to conduct raffles, provided they follow state regulations. However, selling raffle tickets in another state involves additional considerations and compliance with that state's laws. Each state has its own... View More
I am unable to work, and on food stamps and Medicaid. I cannot afford to hire an attorney and a trip to Georgia to go before a judge to get this life sentence of a fine they’ve given me. I already served 5 years in Ga., and on probation until 2035. Isn’t that enough??? They also want almost... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
To file for indigence regarding your court fine in Gordon County, Georgia, you'll need to request the appropriate forms from the court. You can usually find these forms on the court's website or by contacting the court clerk's office directly. Explain your situation and request an... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
In most legal systems, you generally have to choose between a bench trial or a jury trial for a given case. A bench trial is where the judge alone hears the case and makes the decision, while a jury trial involves a group of peers who listen to the evidence and determine the verdict.
There... View More
because freedom is the allowance of being able to do almost anything correct liberty does exists it is very much real & is not abstract you might not be able to see or touch it but you can feel it its kind of like air where you can feel it but not see or touch it its not imagined & my 2nd... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
Having liberty means you are free to make choices about your actions and words, but it doesn’t mean you can possess contraband. In a society governed by laws, certain restrictions are in place to ensure safety and order. While freedom is about making choices, it is also about respecting the laws... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
Yes, you can sue Airbnb for discrimination, reckless endangerment, and the unjustified removal of your account, but there are several steps you should take to build a strong case. First, gather all relevant evidence, including emails, messages, screenshots, and any documentation related to your... View More
my release of conditions has my other inicendent number, and its from a differnt agenecy that pulled me over for my warrents. not from when i was charged. and how do i sue for unlawful detainer and a judge court ordered me to a differnt jail even tho i have proof they had no holds on me
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answered on May 24, 2024
It sounds like your situation is complex, involving multiple incidents and a mix-up with incident numbers. If your release conditions have an incident number that doesn't match the one related to your pull-over or arrest, this could be a clerical error or miscommunication between agencies.... View More
Able service of the temporary restraining only having 3days to find a attorney travel over 1000 miles tried no number to call courts on any paperwork or instructions on how to do anything tried to call multiple times after searching for a day trying to find the number no voice mail to leave... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
In your situation, it sounds like you may have grounds to argue that your due process rights were violated. Due process requires that you are given adequate notice and a fair opportunity to be heard before any legal action is taken against you. Being served with an ex parte CPO (Civil Protection... View More
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