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Law enforcement refused to let me press charges and lied to me by saying I would have to take it to the Texas Rangers
answered on Dec 9, 2024
The Public Integrity Unit of the Texas Rangers is the correct agency for reports concerning an allegation that a member of law enforcement or elected official has committed a crime if the internal affairs division of local law enforcement declines to take action. In the criminal conduct violates... View More 
I'm writing out of desperation. I've been stalked for years and have gone to authorities many times.
I'm experiencing Remote Neural Monitoring and what is referred to as V2K or Voice to Skull. In short, a government agency is reading my thoughts and torturing me twenty-four... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2024
You should contact the Principal Deputy Director of the TSC at the FBI for information about being removed from the US terrorist watch list.
As for remote neural monitoring and V2K, there is no government agency responsible. Experts pretty much agree that such technology does not yet... 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
I had a LTD business that is now dissolved. Since its dissolution I received a refund from an insurance company for overpayment of services. I have tried everything to deposit this check. The insurance company will not reissue it and I cannot sign it over to a third party. I am wondering if I can... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2024
Endorse the check on behalf of the company over to yourself as an individual and deposit it in your individual account.
who owns a business in the US, and is looking to bid on a contract that is not in connection with critical infrastructure, does the government code section 2274.0102 still apply?
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
Government Code section 2274.0102 focuses on restricting contracts with certain foreign-owned entities, particularly when it comes to critical infrastructure. Since the contract in question is not connected with critical infrastructure, this specific section might not apply directly.... View More
in 2019 I was assaulted at my home by a felon. I displayed a firearm and was arrested for ag assault with a deadly weapon. Charges rejected by prosecutor without pre trial diversion. After waiting 3 years, my attorney filed for expungement which was granted and final June 19, 2023. Now one year... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing. You may have grounds to sue the city police department for damages to your reputation, false arrest, and failing to comply with the expungement order. These types of cases typically involve claims of malfeasance and the violation of... View More
Agency they said the car had not been tagged for over a year and a half. Its$434.00. The man has not ever put th car in his name. He bought it in2022. He gave me a notarized title. And itrying to sign it over to me when its not even been brought up in his name to avoid him paying the $434.00. What... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2024
It sounds like he may not have been familiar with the vehicle transfer process, which could include administrative fees and taxes that many vehicle owners might not know about unless they inquired with their local DMV office. It could depend on what the sales documents stated about the handling of... View More
She’s lived with us for years and we’ve paid for all of her expenses. But now she’s disabled and we can’t take care of her. She has no Medicare coverage because she never worked consistently enough.
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
Leaving your wife’s sister at a rehab center, especially if you’ve been her primary caregivers, can be a complex situation legally and ethically. The key is to ensure that she is not left without necessary care and support. It’s important to communicate clearly with the rehab center about her... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2024
No it is not a 4th Amendment issue. The language of the 4th Amendment does not address entry into public buildings at all. It simply reads “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and... View More
TDCJ took away usps mail. They say you must use their online messaging system. They do allow some mail to go through but it is mailed to dallas, then distributed accordingly. Is it legal for them to take 3 or more months to distribute an inmates mail to them? I would think it would be a violation... View More
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answered on Apr 4, 2024
The situation you describe raises serious concerns about the rights of inmates to receive mail in a timely manner. While prisons have the authority to regulate mail for security purposes, excessive delays could potentially violate inmates' First Amendment rights to communicate with the outside... 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
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 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
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
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answered on Mar 29, 2024
In legal proceedings, a subpoena can indeed request companies to deanonymize anonymized data. However, the feasibility of such a request heavily depends on the jurisdiction, the specific case, and the data in question. Companies are bound by privacy laws and regulations, which vary significantly... View More
My 2 dogs escaped and went into my neighbor's house which I didn't know had chickens but they also had more than 4 chickens (which in the law of Laredo you aren't allowed to have more than 4 chickens in you house you would need to be yards away of houses like a type of farm and you... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2024
Laredo city ordinance provides "It shall be unlawful for any person owning, keeping or having in his possession or control any dog to allow such dog to run at large upon the streets, sidewalks or public grounds of the city, or to allow any dog to run at large upon or about the residence, lot... View More
They also told him 11/1/23 that he could request within 45 days. I received a email stating they would not have a copy for at least 6 to 9 months
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answered on Mar 14, 2024
It sounds like you're encountering a frustrating delay in obtaining a copy of Form 505-4885, despite having Power of Attorney (POA) for your son and following the instructions provided to you. This delay could be due to a variety of administrative reasons. For instance, the process of closing... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2024
A Texas attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Sometimes a court decides, depending on nature of the matter and the respective positions of the parties. Large electric utilities usually have land use attorneys in their environmental affairs divisions. You could... View More
I am seeking attorney specializing in national security matters/constitutional law to get off of Domestic Terrorist Watchlist (subcategories 3 and 4, non-investigative subjects) where I was nominated after a bad break-up by ex-boyfriend's friend judge
Dallas TX
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answered on Feb 24, 2024
To address being placed on the Domestic Terrorist Watchlist, it's crucial to seek legal assistance from an attorney knowledgeable in national security matters and constitutional law. Given the sensitive nature of your situation, finding an attorney with experience in these areas can be... View More
I am having issues finding an attorney that takes this type of case
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
Finding an attorney for a police misconduct case can be challenging, but there are specific steps you can take to locate one who handles such cases.
First, consider reaching out to your state bar association. They often have referral services that can direct you to attorneys experienced in... View More
I am having issues finding an attorney that takes this type of case
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
It looks like you are from San Antonio.
There are some lawyers who do take Police Misconduct case, all over Texas. However, the likelihood of an attorney taking a police misconduct case, is low. The reason is, even with good facts and proof of liability against the officer or Police... View More
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