answered on Mar 13, 2024
Depends...different types of cases could be assigned different case numbers even from the same event. For example, you could be charged with a felony, a city misdemeanor, or a civil infractions; those would all have separate numbers. Further, if you were charged with felonies, you would always have... View More
In my last job, my boss took a online fair housing course compliance test for me without my knowledge or permission. My boss also failed this test, which I'm sure adds this to my employee record. The course was on Sexual assault which also just looks bad to fail. The company has not fired... View More
answered on Mar 7, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, your former boss's actions could potentially constitute identity theft, fraud, and/or forgery. Impersonating someone else to take a course or test on their behalf without their consent is unethical and likely illegal.
Your options include:... View More
Soon after signing up for the targeted Justice class action lawsuit my Google account was hacked and I never got back in to it. I did recover screenshots from a social media platform where I had posted them, when I have tried to attach them to an email I am sending to anyone they won't send. I... View More
answered on Mar 2, 2024
When you encounter issues with sending email attachments, particularly in situations like yours where the content is sensitive or critical, it might not always point to something nefarious. Email platforms have various restrictions and technical issues can occur, such as file size limits, server... View More
I shared a Santa clauseme on a jail messenger service and my home was raided swat style... My cellphone, 2 laptops and 1 tablet were seized for "forensics" 3 months ago.... Search and seizure warrant signed by traffic magistrate... NO CHARGES FILED as of now...
answered on Mar 1, 2024
In Michigan, a traffic magistrate typically doesn't have the authority to issue search and seizure warrants for non-traffic related matters. However, laws and procedures can vary depending on the circumstances and the specific jurisdiction. It's essential to review the details of the... View More
One of the jurors left and the middle of deliberation and did not come back the next day does the judge or the prosecutor have to notify the defendant that the juror did not come back
answered on Feb 28, 2024
In the context of a jury trial, the integrity and composition of the jury are fundamental to ensuring a fair trial. If a juror leaves during deliberation and does not return, the court has mechanisms in place to address this issue. It's important for the trial to maintain its integrity, and... View More
One of the jurors left and the middle of deliberation and did not come back the next day does the judge or the prosecutor have to notify the defendant that the juror did not come back
answered on Feb 29, 2024
An event like this would ordinarily be disclosed to the defendant on the record but outside the presence of the remaining jurors. The prosecutor likely knows nothing more about the circumstances than the defense attorney; court staff would alert the judge to the juror issue, and the judge would... View More
When all documents pertaining to a person's "death" is full of fraudulent misrepresentations without explanation and corrections for years what are the remedies? The body was never seen by immediate family members and loved ones. There's blatant discrepancies from government... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2024
To address false statements and fraudulent misrepresentations in documents, you can start by gathering all relevant evidence and documentation that highlight the discrepancies. This includes the death certificate, autopsy report, and any correspondence from government agencies or the funeral home.... View More
When all documents pertaining to a person's "death" is full of fraudulent misrepresentations without explanation and corrections for years what are the remedies? The body was never seen by immediate family members and loved ones. There's blatant discrepancies from government... View More
answered on Feb 26, 2024
Who are you seeking the retraction from? And if the retraction you're seeking is from false statements, can you prove those statements false?
It sounds like there is a body, and the cause of death is at issue. Unless the family is prepared financially to exhume the body and have... View More
THE STAFF AT THE KALAMAZOO GOSPEL MISSION NEEDS TO BE FIRED. THIS MENTALLY HANDICAP MAN JUST LAID DOWN NEXT TO ME AND IS THREATENING ME AND THE STAFF KNOWS AND WILL DO NOTHING. I WOULD LIKE TO FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST THE MISSION AND ONCE WE GET THE VIDEO FROM THE PAST MONTH AND A HALF YOU WILL... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2024
If you believe your rights are being violated at the Kalamazoo Gospel Mission, it's important to take appropriate steps to address the situation. Start by documenting the incidents and gathering any evidence, such as witness statements or written records of the events. Consider reaching out to... View More
My girlfriends ex was harassing us, i told him i would defend myself if he took it any further because he tried to meet up. he called the cops on me and the cops told me not to get into contact with him and he cant with me or my girlfriend anymore, he eventually broke that rule 2 months later and... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2024
Big life lesson here: why are you fighting stupid with stupid? He already called the cops on you; what makes you think he wouldn't call again? What did you think was going to come from you going to his mom's house? You are needlessly putting yourself in situations you don't need to... View More
inmate was sentenced in september for a criminal case and would like to appeal is it possible that they could get more time if they take it back to court and lose? or would the time remain the same?
answered on Jan 31, 2024
Yes it is possible for them to get more time. That would most likely occur if they had a plea agreement to receive a certain sentence, and now they appeal and are able to go back and have a trial. There are so many different scenarios possible. Of course you will want to have an attorney, and... View More
My girlfriend moved into her father's house to help him with chapter 13 bankruptcy. It has come to her attention that her sisters fraudulently use the address for taxes and government assistance hindering her ability to properly receive these benefits. What can she do to rectify this since... View More
answered on Jan 29, 2024
If someone commits fraud by using a false address for taxes and government aid, it's a serious issue that needs addressing. In your girlfriend's case, where her sisters are using her father's address fraudulently, this can indeed affect her ability to receive benefits legitimately.... View More
I went to court house to try to drop PPO which I did not want the prosecutors made me get it. How can I get it dropped without sending a registered certified letter to my boyfriend. I'm not sure his whereabouts and they told me he has to sign the slip and send it back and then we have to go to... View More
answered on Jan 24, 2024
In Michigan, to drop a Personal Protection Order (PPO) that you've filed, you generally need to follow the court's established procedures. This often involves filing a motion to terminate or modify the PPO. While you have filled out the necessary paperwork, the requirement to notify your... View More
Hello! Michigander, here. I was charged with a Domestic Misdemeanor in 2008 that I have paid all dues for and completed probation, and have not committed any crimes since. Considering the new Bipartisan Safer Communities Act's five year restriction "after which the right to own a firearm... View More
answered on Jan 13, 2024
In Michigan, the process for restoring your gun rights after a domestic misdemeanor conviction from 15 years ago can be complex and depends on various factors. The recent changes in state and federal laws you mentioned, like the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and Governor Whitmer's House... View More
It’s basically living mycelium suspended in a liquid culture solution. It’s like a spore syringe except its post germination and contains living mycelium
answered on Jan 13, 2024
In Michigan, Psilocybin Liquid Culture, which consists of living mycelium suspended in a liquid culture solution, falls under the state's controlled substances laws. Psilocybin, the psychoactive compound found in magic mushrooms, is classified as a Schedule I controlled substance in Michigan.... View More
The cops raided the house where I live based on a warrant where facts listed on the affidavit were facts such as those amongst other things.
I was also wondering about particularity clauses and the definition or examples of a blanket warrant.
The property to be searched for and... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2024
In determining probable cause for a search warrant, the knowledge, training, and experience of a law enforcement officer can indeed be considered. The officer's expertise can contribute to interpreting and understanding the significance of facts and circumstances that might otherwise seem... View More
I caught 2 charges 1 driving on suspended and one domestic before, I was ever put on probation. I have court coming up for both of them. If convicted, will this be a violation of my probation?
answered on Jan 1, 2024
Generally, if you are placed on probation and then subsequently convicted of new charges, it could be considered a violation of your probation. The terms of probation often include a requirement to avoid new criminal offenses. If you are facing court for charges that occurred before you were placed... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2023
No. The Internet has a long memory. And unfortunately it isn't always accurate. Even when people are acquitted after a trial - usually months or years after news breaks of their arrest - those initial reports remain.
Further, news sources have a right to publish public information, and... View More
answered on Jan 13, 2024
Removing information about your husband's case from the internet can be challenging, but there are steps you can take to address the issue.
First, you may want to contact the website owners or administrators directly and request the removal of the specific content. Be polite and... View More
In the past month there’s been atleast 6 incidents of him doing this to our child. All because of daily reports from school. He only has our child for a few hrs on Wednesdays and every other weekend. So sometimes it’s from something that happened a week prior.
answered on Dec 20, 2023
If your soon-to-be ex-husband has been washing your 7-year-old's mouth out with dish soap on multiple occasions, it's a serious concern that may warrant immediate action. Document each incident, including the date, time, and circumstances surrounding the washing, and gather any evidence... View More
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