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It’s about my gf throwing a knife at me but she didn’t mean to and I wasn’t hurt the police took the knife but they never found my gf
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answered on May 24, 2024
Once the police have filed paperwork with the court, the case becomes a legal matter and is no longer solely under your control. Even if you weren't hurt and believe your girlfriend didn’t mean to throw the knife, the decision to dismiss the case lies with the prosecutor, not you. They will... View More 
The district has performed false Ard Committee meetings and had my children under regular general Ed program when they have more learning disabilities and one of my children has autism diagnosis
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answered on May 24, 2024
Yes, you can sue a charter school for discrimination if your child with learning disabilities, including autism, has not received appropriate accommodations. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act protect students with disabilities, ensuring... View More
If every citizen has a right to bear arms will that include me?someone said a shotgun for protection? I WOULD love to vote also
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answered on May 24, 2024
To apply for a pardon for your cocaine sales conviction from 40 years ago, you'll need to follow the procedures specific to your state. Typically, this involves submitting a formal application to the governor's office or a designated pardons board, including detailed information about... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
In Missouri, owning a modern muzzleloader can be complicated for someone with a felony DUI conviction. Generally, federal law prohibits felons from owning firearms, and this includes modern muzzleloaders that use inline ignition systems, as they are considered firearms under federal law.... View More
I would like to be contacted back to know options because I feel this is Tyranny
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answered on May 24, 2024
I understand how frustrating and upsetting it must be to feel like you're not being taken seriously by the police. One option you have is to file a formal complaint with the police department about how your case is being handled. This can sometimes prompt a review of your situation and ensure... View More
Non-Violent, Non-Drug related, Was 17 years old. Charge 1. Burglary of a building with intent to commit criminal mischief Charge 2. False Alarm or Report.
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answered on May 24, 2024
In Texas, regaining gun rights after being convicted of state jail felonies can be challenging, but it is possible under certain conditions. Since your felonies were non-violent and non-drug related, and you were 17 years old at the time, you may have a chance to restore your rights. Generally,... View More
Wrong address and zip code. Forced open locked safe that was not listed on warrant. I told officers that the address was wrong on the warrant.
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answered on May 24, 2024
If the police served a search warrant on your apartment based on false statements and with incorrect address and zip code details, and forced open a locked safe not listed on the warrant, you have several legal options. First, gather all evidence, including the Ring doorbell video showing the wrong... View More
How can a civil defense counsel include sealed criminal case documents as exhibits in their motion to dismiss to the court. They included an arrest warrant, search warrant, affidavits as exhibits from my criminal case that was dismissed and expunged. They knew my criminal record was sealed and... View More
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answered on May 24, 2024
Including sealed or expunged criminal case documents in a civil defense motion to dismiss is generally not permissible, as these records are meant to be confidential. If your criminal record was sealed or expunged, the defense counsel should not have used these documents as exhibits in their... View More
This happened in 2020 and I would like to sue for damages I’ve filed for civil rights violations but the sheriff refused to give me name of bailiff
answered on May 20, 2024
Your post does not contain a discernible question. You should reword it to ask the question you would like a lawyer to answer. For example: "What defenses should I expect a judge and/or bailiff to raise if I file a lawsuit? How much do attorneys in this area of law typically charge in and... View More
This happened in 2020 and I would like to sue for damages I’ve filed for civil rights violations but the sheriff refused to give me name of bailiff
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. To sue for damages in a civil rights violation case, you'll need to gather as much evidence as possible, including any documentation or witness statements related to the incidents. If the sheriff refuses to provide the name of the bailiff, you... View More
inmates in one jail pod at a county jail facility, have been without hot water for 3 weeks which is not sanitary, they have filed grievances which have been ignored, they have been given different answers every time they ask anything about the water. Hot water is a basic human need.
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answered on May 19, 2024
I understand your concern about the lack of hot water for inmates in the county jail. While specific requirements may vary by jurisdiction, depriving inmates of hot water for an extended period raises serious concerns about sanitation and humane treatment.
In California, Title 15 of the... View More
When a Magistrate Judge, who use to work for the Attorney General's Office, has a defendant who also use to work for the same Attorney General's Office.....AND.....the defendant is being represented by an Attorney for the same Attorney General's Office...Should the Magistrate Judge... View More
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answered on May 19, 2024
When a magistrate judge has a past work history with the Attorney General's Office, and the defendant or their attorney also has ties to the same office, it raises potential concerns about impartiality. The judge should disclose this information to all parties involved. Transparency in this... View More
A buddy of mine owns a pub and a man yells religious things at the people eating outside. He doesn’t yell obscenities and from a reasonable perspective doesn’t appear to be intoxicated. He always yells at the same location and is on a public sidewalk. Is their anything that could be done to... View More
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answered on May 19, 2024
Your buddy's pub has a right to ensure a comfortable and safe environment for its patrons, even when dealing with someone exercising their First Amendment rights. While free speech is protected, there are limits when it comes to harassment and creating a public nuisance. The fact that this man... View More
I signed a SOC that listed the municipality incorrectly. I'm trying to attack the SOC. Shouldn't the court need juristriction to approve the SOC.
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answered on May 19, 2024
If you were charged for a domestic violence incident that happened outside of the municipality, and the Stipulation of Compromise (SOC) lists the incorrect municipality, you have grounds to challenge it. The court needs proper jurisdiction to approve and enforce legal agreements, including an SOC.... View More
My daughters friend went in my house and wouldn't come out. I came out my house and they allowed me to go back in and try to talk the person out. The person didn't live at my house or have any way of connecting to my ring. They didn't ask me anything they just shot my ring off. If... View More
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answered on May 19, 2024
You may have grounds to sue the police for damages if they acted negligently or unreasonably during the search warrant execution. Shooting your ring without asking questions, especially when you were the only person with access, could be seen as an unnecessary action. If the police left your home... View More
A warrant at anytime to the residents they raided?
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answered on May 19, 2024
Police or marshals cannot legally raid all known associates of a person they are looking for without showing a warrant. The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects against unreasonable searches and seizures, requiring law enforcement to have a warrant issued by a judge based on probable... View More
If the people are sick of all the rules and regulations put on us ,and we don't fell their being fair ot they may be doing deals they should not be making g to inrich them selfs in stead of the American people like they were supposed to ,can we fired them all.
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answered on May 19, 2024
If you feel the government is not serving the people's interests, you have the power to enact change. In a democratic system, citizens can vote out elected officials during elections and replace them with representatives who better align with their values and priorities. Staying informed and... View More
The lady that watched the dog encouraged my girlfriend to go to rehab that she’d watch the dog and that she was doing the right thing by going to rehab and getting herself clean and then a week later decided that she could take care of the dog and gave it away now she’s saying she doesn’t... View More
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answered on May 19, 2024
You have a valid concern regarding your girlfriend's dog. When someone agrees to watch a pet and then gives it away without permission, it can be seen as a breach of trust and possibly a legal issue. The first step is to gather all the details, including any messages or agreements between your... View More
I’m being charged with smuggling of people when I drove a friend to eagle pass to pick up what I thought was his nephew. There was never talk of money to be exchanged or anything . A sheriff in a truck out of the blue and tail my car with his bright lights on never the police lights. My gps... View More
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answered on May 19, 2024
It sounds like you’ve experienced a troubling and complex situation with multiple law enforcement agencies. To pursue a lawsuit, it's important to gather all evidence and documentation related to the incident, including any police reports, witness statements, and any communication records.... View More
".. if you are filing a complaint for someone else" OCR/HHS required documentation, once I proved heir at law, I'm filing on both our behalf, the issue became; "The consent form authorizes OCR to release the aggrieved party’s name to the entity under investigation and to... View More
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answered on May 19, 2024
The OCR/HHS consent form is designed to ensure transparency and legal compliance during an investigation. When filing a complaint on behalf of someone else, the form allows the agency to obtain necessary information about the aggrieved party's situation. This process is critical for a thorough... View More
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