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It was in Georgia and also would that go under vandalization or what.
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answered on Jul 23, 2017
As with most criminal charges, the law is written like a large blanket, far too large to allow any misconduct to escape being covered. The word "structure" will be a key part of this case, and how that may be shown to have been part of a building or porch.
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The probation officer will not comply and find me a location to do my hours the place he is trying to make me do them says they do not do them. He also stated he would have me locked up if I didn't have 16 of them by monday. I have 4 months of probation left and only 40 hours or service . i... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2017
If you had an attorney, get his or her help to take the issue back before the Judge, as to your efforts to do as told, but impossible. Rural communities have far fewer community service alternatives.
The conditions of probation typically must be done long before the end of probation. I... View More
Which would mean it would be a violation of my constitutional rights
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answered on Jul 19, 2017
Police are given wide latitude to INVESTIGATE suspected crimes. Miranda rights are not required UNTIL "custody" is objectively obvious to the person being investigated, from the facts of each case.
Investigation can involve MANY things, like collecting samples of drugs, finding a... View More
The report was true and warrant unjustified.
answered on Jun 27, 2017
You should hire a lawyer. If you do nothing, you will eventually be arrested on the outstanding warrant.
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answered on Jun 1, 2017
We would need more facts to sufficiently answer your inquiry.
without beneficiary knowledge of?
answered on May 16, 2017
I assume you mean that the will grants the executor the power to sell property without court approval, or incorporates the statutory powers. Without such power, an executor would need to petition the probate court for approval to sell the house. Assuming that the executor has been granted the... View More
answered on May 12, 2017
I think the jail commission standards require same sex strip search. I don't know how to answer if it is "OK"> Do you mean illegal - possibly, depending on how it is charged. www.JudgeCase.com
Live in Gwinnett County, Ga. A cousin used to live at my residence and he's on probation. 7 gwinnett officers knocked with an arrest warrant for the cousin. I told them he moved over 6 months ago and I'd have to talk to my girlfriend before allowing access to the house. They came in... View More
answered on Nov 5, 2016
Your rights under the constitution werre most likely violated. Contact a civil rights attorney to consider your options.
answered on Sep 29, 2016
You'd have a good chance of being sued, especially it it turned out the guy was unarmed, like the trick or treater someone shot. Whether they would win is a bit different but I'd plan on keeping my homeonwers, maybe up the protection.
A coworker approached me at work and told me that a manager made statements to her about my son's health, saying that my child is always sick, Im always late or calling out and that I should have been fired. Besides the fact that the conversation was inappropriate, is this legal to share my... View More
answered on Sep 26, 2016
While I think this discussion may be inappropriate, from these facts I do not see a violation of the law. There is no indication of discussion of a medical diagnosis, and while this may have been a breach of fiduciary duty by the manager, as employers can owe employees a fiduciary duty, it would... View More
Its serious and Mutitable incidents false arrest x6 I did not even go to court on 3 of them charges just poof disappeared but I sat in jail cold sore unmedicated having severe panic attack an agengy pulled me
answered on Sep 2, 2016
Best bet is to call the Ga. Civil Liberties Union and ask for the names of some of their "cooperating attorneys" for police misconduct. Understand not having your medication is not considered brutality.
I am stationed in South Carolina. GA does not recognize SC's CHL, so it is of no use to me in GA. GA also does not offer a non-resident CHL. However, I travel often to GA, as Savannah is within 45 minutes of where I am stationed and live. I want to ensure that I understand the GA carry laws as... View More
answered on Oct 20, 2015
http://www.georgiapacking.org/law.php That link might help.
answered on Oct 20, 2015
Why would you be arrested. It certainly would not be for praying, but for something else in my opinion.
answered on Oct 20, 2015
An amendment to the Constitution which grants citizenship to certain people.
answered on Oct 20, 2015
Goal? What do you mean by that? could it possibly be to protect the US?
answered on Oct 19, 2015
To answer this question would require a ton of research, for me at least.
answered on Oct 19, 2015
No. Read your question. What are you asking? Failure to use a turn signal should rarely result in a search, in my opinion, ever.
Me and a family member had an altercation and he had a gun he shot me and left the scene but the police search my home while i wasn`t there
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