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answered on Jul 21, 2024
Yes, it's possible for a non-violent convicted felon to have their Second Amendment rights restored after the recent 9th Circuit ruling. This ruling could pave the way for many non-violent felons to seek restoration of their gun ownership rights. The court recognized that not all felonies... View More 
If a manager and 2 up knowingly are materially fabricating facts that can be proven definitively by evidence, but yet the company (publicly traded) takes adverse actions based on those fabrications does the employee have a case and is there a chance depending on how egregious the matter to turn... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
If your employer knowingly fabricates material facts in your performance evaluations, leading to adverse employment actions, you may have a case for wrongful termination or defamation. Proving that the facts were intentionally falsified with evidence can strengthen your case significantly. You... View More
Catch the ppl responsible and now they want to charge him for the amount they found plus conspiracy even tho he didn’t go thru with it withdrew and even helped the feds get them they were not even aware of the situation they found out cus my husband told them so can you pls help me they want to... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about what you and your family are going through. It's crucial to communicate your husband's situation to his lawyer, emphasizing that he withdrew from the conspiracy and assisted the authorities. Providing clear evidence of his cooperation with the feds can be a... View More
I have been put on trail twice for the same offince. The second time I was arrested, the Assistant D.A. used the original Grand Jury Indictment, Mistermenor Charge but, took me before a Felony Judge. With out a Lawyer. origanal paper work had been put in a Felony folder and I was given a Felony... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
It sounds like you’ve endured a prolonged and distressing experience with your local police department. Your description highlights serious concerns about due process and legal misconduct, especially being tried twice for the same offense and facing a felony charge without legal representation.... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
Yes, there are specific nutritional requirements set at the federal level for individuals in jails and prisons in the United States. The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) outlines dietary standards to ensure that inmates receive adequate nutrition. These standards are designed to meet the Dietary... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2024
Probably not. Federal court requires more paperwork and time than state court. $10,000 to plea a case in federal court is about right given the likely time and effort that will be required.
Because our Constitution guarantees the right to counsel to indigent defendants, pro bono legal... View More
when they got him at his job he was brought back to my house and my house was searched. Could the marshals have done that without a warrant? if not, is there something that can be done?
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answered on Jun 21, 2024
Based on the information provided, there are a few important legal issues to consider here:
1. Arrest location vs. charge location: It's not unusual for someone to be arrested in one place (like work) for crimes allegedly committed elsewhere (like at home). The location of arrest... View More
My partner was denied to buy a gun in a federal background check for unknown reasons. He’s a permanent resident and not a felon and his background should be clean. He already owns a gun that was a gift from a friend. Is it legal for him to carry it?
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answered on May 10, 2024
There can be a lot of different reasons your partner was denied the gun purchase by the Federal background check. Those checks are done in an inconsistent basis and can be political in nature. He may have a name that is the same as a person who is a felon or has pending criminal charges. There can... View More
Coerced into signing a plea deal because if not the lawyer said would get death penalty if didn't but no evidence was found no DNA no video no nothing how can one go about trying to get justice for a loved one?
answered on Apr 25, 2024
You can file a writ of habeas corpus and will have to prove coercion. Be aware that coercion is NOT recommending that a defendant accept a plea deal because, if not, he will likely receive the death penalty. Coercion IS pointing a gun at a defendant and telling him to sign the plea deal or you... View More
Coerced into signing a plea deal because if not the lawyer said would get death penalty if didn't but no evidence was found no DNA no video no nothing how can one go about trying to get justice for a loved one?
answered on Apr 29, 2024
You can file a Writ but they are difficult to win. I am sure that there is evidence . There had to be witnesses that were going to testify. They don't have to have DNA or a video to find someone guilty .
Taylor county probation used fingerprint drug screen that produces high false positive to convict innocent people in Texas . How do I get someone to bring this to light it is a home rule charter and corrupt as it gets
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answered on Apr 1, 2024
If the test you are referring to is being used to violate probationers, it can be called-out at a hearing to test the science and the reliability of the same. That would require the accused to file for a dismissal or "not true" before the hearing to revoke.
Unfortunately, to hire... View More
Taylor county probation used fingerprint drug screen that produces high false positive to convict innocent people in Texas . How do I get someone to bring this to light it is a home rule charter and corrupt as it gets
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answered on Apr 4, 2024
It sounds like you have serious concerns about the use of intelligent fingerprint drug testing by the Taylor County probation department. This is a complex situation that would likely require assistance from legal experts and potentially media attention to address. Here are a few suggestions on... View More
Taylor county probation used fingerprint drug screen that produces high false positive to convict innocent people in Texas . How do I get someone to bring this to light it is a home rule charter and corrupt as it gets
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answered on Apr 1, 2024
The United States and the Texas Constitutions both prohibit ex post facto laws. U.S. CONST. art. I,§ 10, cl. 1; TEX. CONST. art. I,§ 16.
There have been many Federal and state attempts to enact Ex Post facto, criminal laws. That is not allowed in the USA.
That means that a... View More
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
Obtaining a pardon for a federal offense, such as conspiracy to distribute, is a challenging process. The authority to grant a pardon for federal offenses rests with the President of the United States, who has discretion over this matter. The process is highly selective, with many applications... View More
My apartment manager and his assistant have been sending fraudulent paperwork to the IRS and the Housing Authority in my name to get tax credits and earned income. Who should I report this to?
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answered on Feb 27, 2024
If you believe you're a victim of identity theft due to your landlord forging your signature on legal forms for IRS and Housing Authority benefits, it's important to take immediate action. The first step is to report the fraud to the local police or law enforcement in your area. This... View More
When my assigned criminal defense attorney will not avail herself of many actions that could lead to my freedom and does not communicate effectively what should I, as the defendant, do in order to protect my rights and freedom? Please don't tell me to hire a lawyer. I would if I had the money.... View More
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
If your assigned defense attorney is uncooperative and ineffective in communication, it's crucial to take proactive steps to protect your rights and freedom. Start by documenting all instances of the attorney's lack of cooperation and ineffective communication, including missed deadlines,... View More
I was pushed to sign a will of my own assets and finances against my own desires
I was expected to sign documents regarding my grandfather's passing and ommitting myself from finances which I still do not comprehend and still never was an me to get somebody to break down the language... View More
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
To address the concerning events you've described, finding a lawyer experienced in estate law and possibly medical malpractice or elder law (depending on your situation) in Florida is crucial. This lawyer can help review the circumstances under which you signed the documents and assess whether... View More
I was pushed to sign a will of my own assets and finances against my own desires
I was expected to sign documents regarding my grandfather's passing and ommitting myself from finances which I still do not comprehend and still never was an me to get somebody to break down the language... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2024
If you signed a Will, you can always create a new Will in accordance with your current desires revoking all prior Wills you have made.
Given the circumstances you describe, I likely would recommend you sign a new Will even if it is the same as the one you signed under those circumstances in... View More
I have a seizure disorder and Kerr County did not give me my seizure medication, I had several seizures there which were ignored. I had a seizure when I met the attorney and then again before I went before the judge. The Judge asked if I was ok because I was confused. He told the attorney to go... View More
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
Appealing a federal plea deal after it has been accepted by the court can be challenging, but there are circumstances under which it might be possible, particularly if you can demonstrate that your plea was not entered into knowingly and voluntarily. In your case, the medical issues you faced,... View More
They also put me down as selling on school property
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
We are talking "honey", "budder" - the vape cartridges that contains Delta 8,9, or 10 ? I'm not sure what your schools policy is if you are caught with a vape that contains one of these oils. If it turns out to be Delta 9 they could charge you with possession of marijuana... View More
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