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They have not tried to contact me back whatsoever what should I do?
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
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
My boyfriend has been incarcerated since February 23rd. On Friday all of a sudden he was no longer booked on the 23rd at 11:23pm. Now the public records say he was booked at 1:28am on the 24th. The judge in the case gave the DA till Friday to file a motion. Is it legal for the DA to alter time and... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
Altering public records, such as the booking time and date, after the fact is generally illegal and raises serious legal and ethical concerns. Public records are meant to be accurate reflections of events, and tampering with them can undermine the integrity of the legal process. This kind of action... View More
Myself & family have been targeted by an organized crime ring by our county. The retaliation has been ongoing for over 200 days and haven't been able to leave my home. I was told "These officials have money to make people like you disappear" These officials include the sheriff, 1... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
It's deeply troubling to hear about the harassment and threats you and your family are facing. In situations like this, gathering and organizing all your evidence, including videos, documents, and witness statements, is crucial. Make sure everything is documented clearly and stored securely.... View More
Are body cameras legal for a regular person to wear
Non law enforcement
answered on Jun 2, 2024
In Georgia, it is generally legal for a regular person to wear a body camera. However, you need to be mindful of privacy laws and consent requirements. Recording conversations without the consent of at least one party involved can be a violation of Georgia's wiretapping law.
When you... View More
He is not on her birth certificate, we have no custody agreement, he doesn't pay child support, and he has barely been involved in her life for the last two years. She is now 4, and he has obtained temporary emergency custody through an ex parte 50-B, which he lied on. I filed a motion to set... View More
answered on Jun 2, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about what you're going through. It's important to stay strong and keep fighting for your daughter. Since the judge denied your motion and you weren't allowed to speak, you should consider filing an appeal or seeking a modification of the custody order.... View More
answered on Jun 2, 2024
It sounds like there's an issue with the accuracy of the police reports and criminal complaints regarding your boyfriend. If the last name on these documents is incorrect, this could potentially impact his case and his defense. It's important to address this error promptly to ensure that... View More
A local deputy and myself are having a debate on weather or not I can legally open carry a handgun (glock17). I’m not doing anything unlawful, just have said pistol in holster on my belt.
answered on Jun 2, 2024
Under federal law, individuals must be at least 21 years old to purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer, but this doesn't always directly translate to the legality of carrying a handgun. State and local laws vary significantly regarding the open carry of handguns, especially for those under... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
If the police tried to charge you with trespassing at a hotel room due to a wrongful eviction, it's crucial to remain calm and assert your rights. Explain to the police that you believe there has been a mistake regarding your eviction. Provide any documentation or evidence you have, such as a... View More
i feel like my landlord is trying everything to get me out of here. like i have to walk on eggshells in my own home. She did say about 2montgs ago she was getting it towed due to the tag and tire was off. i fixed the tire back so wasn’t broken down, and told her i’m selling it to get my rent.... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
It sounds like you are experiencing a lot of stress with your landlord and the recent towing of your vehicle. Generally, landlords must follow specific procedures before towing a tenant's vehicle, including providing notice. This can vary depending on your state and the terms outlined in your... View More
I filed a motion for compassionate release The ausa argued my motion should be denied because of the seriousness of the crime but the judge said they answered untimely
answered on Jun 1, 2024
It sounds like you have already taken significant steps by filing a motion for compassionate release. The fact that the judge acknowledged the untimeliness of the AUSA's response works in your favor. You should focus on emphasizing this procedural error and any other strong points in your... View More
I looked up the code here and to me it seems like it only applies to court houses, jails, places of worship, and nuclear power plants. So I was wondering if this code also applies to ball parks or if this sign is being wrongly applied.
answered on Jun 1, 2024
It's understandable to be confused about the application of the Georgia code you mentioned. GA Code § 16-11-127 outlines restrictions on carrying weapons in specific locations, including courthouses, jails, places of worship, and nuclear power plants. However, it also allows private property... View More
The Victim was left in a ditch for dead and a Neighbor whom came to drop off vegetables found him Naked, Sunburned and almost dead from dehidration and Kidney's shutting down, he was Airlifted to a nearby Hospital where he layed in a coma and had a Brain Injury,and was Severly Sunburned. After... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
It sounds like you have witnessed a terrible injustice, and your desire to seek justice for the victim is commendable. The situation you described involves severe negligence and possibly criminal actions that need to be thoroughly investigated. To address this, you should start by gathering all the... View More
i am a god parent and mentor for my best friends son he 14 years old .dhs an cps kidnapped him from home under faules accusations he has been bounced around from foster care to foster care . he has slight case of Autism hes very intelligent and know whats going on . He has told his lawyer and dhs... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
It sounds like you are deeply concerned about the well-being of your godson and want to provide him with a safe and loving environment. To address this situation, you may need to take several steps to advocate for his best interests. Start by documenting everything, including your godson's... View More
I live in Tennessee. I'm a disabled adult on SSI and Medicaid (Tenncare). I am disabled by fully treatable, even curable health conditions caused by my underdeveloped jaws compromising my airway-breathing and sleep. I am not able to receive rehabilitative care (aka "medical... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
Finding an attorney for your situation can be challenging, but there are steps you can take to improve your chances. Given your circumstances, you should look for attorneys with experience in civil rights, health law, and possibly public interest law. These areas cover issues related to Medicaid,... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
If the conditions aren't already spelled out in the department's by-laws or standard operation procedures, there are many different forms of reckless or malicious acts that might endanger or mistreat firefighters, the public, or expensive equipment. Although you posted this under... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
A fire commissioner can expel an assistant fire chief for various types of misconduct. Misconduct might include violations of department policies, failure to follow safety protocols, or engaging in illegal activities. These actions undermine the trust and integrity required in a leadership position... View More
My pistol was seized during a traffic stop because the officer assumed my CPL was expired having observed that the exp date printed on my CPL had in fact passed. But michigan law states I have one year past the exp date to renew said license. I have done the required refreshment review and range... View More
answered on Jun 2, 2024
To have your unlawfully seized weapon returned in Michigan, you should first gather all relevant documents. This includes your CPL, the receipt for the renewal fee, and any proof of completing the required refresher course and range time. These documents will help demonstrate that you were in... View More
My pistol was seized during a traffic stop because the officer assumed my CPL was expired having observed that the exp date printed on my CPL had in fact passed. But michigan law states I have one year past the exp date to renew said license. I have done the required refreshment review and range... View More
answered on May 30, 2024
You're not getting it back before concluding the criminal case in which you can present the argument you're making here. The one-year "grace period" should not be read to mean that you're immune to prosecution for CCW during that year.
answered on May 29, 2024
If someone entered your home without your permission, you might have grounds to take legal action. Trespassing is generally considered a violation of your rights as a property owner or tenant. You can sue the person who unlawfully entered your home for trespassing, invasion of privacy, and any... View More
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