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answered on Apr 12, 2019
No. You have to have a license, from somewhere, to drive. If your license is suspended, it's not valid anywhere.
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answered on Mar 14, 2019
The DEA can arrest you for something non-drug related. If you were approached by a DEA agent, I think that you should contact an attorney who could then reach out to the agent to determine your roll in an investigation. Perhaps you are simply a witness, but you could also be a person of interest... View More 
I'm curious of your views. I can't really find anything about if this would even apply.
answered on Jan 17, 2019
Good question - it's an issue that should be researched to see if it has ever been raised in any court, and if so, the outcome. My educated guess, though, is that a court would not find it to be a violation of the 13th Amendment because the workers are not working for ZERO wages, they're... View More
Home They don't want the vehicle but the title was filled out at a tag office and finalized things today what are my options plus I told him if you tow the truck back to me and pay the tow fee I will give you your money back but I'm sure their insurance is towing what do I do with the... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2018
Well for now you are still the titled owner of record. You probably dont just want to let the vehicle sit or it will be towed and cost much more than you will pay to have it towed now, REGARDLESS of who agreed to what.
Your decision here should be more guided by whats convenient for you... View More
I'm not sure if I would be allowed because it's not federally legal but it is legal in my state medically my current medication makes me feel uncomfortable and I've been thinking about asking my doctor for a long time but I've always gotten caught up because I can't afford... View More
answered on May 15, 2018
And what is your question? Are you afraid that the doctor would report the conversation to your employer?
Every attorney I have talked to has said "Oh, we don't practice that type of law." What type of practice will take a case against the city? I believe the case involves violations of state statutes and federal civil rights under color of law under 42 USC 1983.
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answered on Apr 2, 2018
Go online and look for an attorney with experience handling civil rights claims.
It was an accident, and DOT admitted liability and will pay for a new window. However, I had to use tape to cover the shattered window to mitigate further damage. Upon the removal of the tape, it caused damage to the paint around the window. DOT refuses to pay for the paint damage, saying I... View More
answered on Mar 28, 2018
DOT is probably also responsible for the damage caused by the tape.
Have all citizens of the US and their property have been pledged to a public charitable trust as collateral for the national debt? If so when and how did it happen?
answered on Feb 23, 2018
No, it is a fantasy of the so-called "Sovereign Citizen" movement. There is absolutely no truth to this myth.
It has been two years in Wakulla, FL and they have not sent us a final accedent report (only preliminary). One officer claimed the blood work was not back, another claims THC was found in defendant's blood. Defendant was pulled over, a few months after killing my father, for felony speeding... View More
answered on Feb 6, 2018
You should have already and now need to consult with a personal injury attorney in the area where the accident occurred ASAP.
You can use the find a lawyer feature of this site to locate a personal injury / wrongful death attorney in the county or near the county where the accident occurred.
I am wanting to do a peaceful petition in regards to retention bonus that was only awarded to RN bedside nurses and no other bedside positions. We are asking that it be also given to other bedside positions in the same service. Lots of people want to sign it, but some say petition on pay is a... View More
answered on Jan 25, 2018
I am not aware of anything prohibiting federal employees from engaging in concerted activities. These are activities designed to bring about improved working conditions, salary, etc.
The gun would be loaded, in a lockbox (key code needed. Is it possible to keep it unloaded with the magazine next to it?
answered on Jan 18, 2018
Yes. See Florida Statute 790.25 (5):
"POSSESSION IN PRIVATE CONVEYANCE.—Notwithstanding subsection (2), it is lawful and is not a violation of s. 790.01 for a person 18 years of age or older to possess a concealed firearm or other weapon for self-defense or other lawful purpose... View More
I represent the estates of my uncle and grandmother, both sent to Auschwitz on the French Railroad from Drancy , France.
answered on Dec 16, 2017
If you are the personal representative of their estates (appointed by a probate court), your attorney should review the applicable treaty, and pertinent State Department regulations, to see if there are grounds for appeal of the denial. Why are they denying continued payments?
I have the dismissal disposition. The charge was attempt to purchase marijuana in georgia.
answered on Dec 1, 2017
Sorry, your question is too broad and would require an attorney to research the issue. I suggest that your consult with an attorney in your area or the area where you desire to open the Liquor store about this issue.
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answered on Nov 9, 2017
Why, it makes sense for both sides to avoid a lengthy expensive trial.
How, the parties come to a mutual agreement. ie: neither side is forced to agree and they will agree voluntarily.
Hope this helps, good luck,
The Hughes Ryan amendment is involved in this matter.
answered on Nov 4, 2017
Hard to say with the limited information you have given us.
I have no idea what the Hughes–Ryan Amendment (which concerns funding of covert operations by military, intelligence, and national security agents) has to do with it.
Before I sign my lease i went to cityhall to ask if the place (store) is okay to i open my kind of business. I told them that i want to make sure that before sign the lease. They take around 30 minutes looking for information about the address i gave to them and then they come back and told me... View More
answered on Oct 16, 2017
This appears to be a duplicate question. You need to go a sit down with an attorney in your area. There is absolutely no way for an attorney to help you via this online forum. If you have a case, a lawyer will need to file the case in the Boca Raton area or the county where the property is... View More
I keep a boat on the side of my yard behind a fence. The city is imposing a $100/day fine for violating the city ordinance of no recreational vehicles after hours and on weekends. It's on my private property. I am not part of an HOA or gated community. I have no plans to remove the boat. Is a... View More
answered on Oct 11, 2017
No way to say for sure without being able to review the ordinance and the paperwork you have received.
You need to hire an attorney to assist you as the fine is likely supported by the authority of the city as a governmental body.
First I switched my out of state license to florida. In doing so, the dmv created two records with two florida license numbers in my name as a result of a mistake they made. A suspension notice was issued for one license number for lack of insurance on a vehicle I sold. I submitted paperwork... View More
answered on Sep 29, 2017
Actually, its your mistake as much as hers. So no, you can't successfully sue, in my opinion.
Post disaster we establish several public General and Special Needs shelters. We are looking to set up a closed shelter to county employees only. Does this violate any current laws?
answered on Aug 15, 2017
If you are a county. You likely have a county attorney on staff. Start by speaking with your hired attorney.
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