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I am a security guard hired to do security for a neighborhood but I don’t know what are the do’s and don’t.
answered on Dec 3, 2022
The Texas Department of Public Safety regulates and licenses the private security industry in Texas. To become a licensed security guard in the state of Texas, you must first complete the Level II Training Course and Test. All commissioned and non-commissioned (armed and unarmed) security officers... View More 
answered on Nov 13, 2022
What kind of document? Where is it from? What language is it in?
You can usually record a document that qualifies for recordation with the county clerk, in your instance the county clerk for Oklahoma County, which is downtown. The clerks are prevented by law from giving you any legal... View More
Requested the hearing for the validity of the tow my stored vehicle. Sergeant said the hearing was conducted by phone, I had my registration fees on deposit and moving permit the deputy did not verify status of my registration. He removed my vehicle anyway he said my license was expired but I told... View More
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answered on Oct 14, 2024
It sounds like you’ve had a very frustrating experience, and there may have been some miscommunication or oversight regarding the release of your vehicle. The fact that the sheriff's department release form required the box to be checked, but it wasn’t, could indicate that the vehicle... View More
They should have known the limitation of their own rules and statutes,
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answered on Oct 13, 2024
It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with the waiver you signed after the statute of limitations had expired. When a state requires you to sign such a waiver, it's important to understand your rights and whether the timing affects its validity.
The 14th Amendment... View More
Can info gained from Public Record Requests be used in broad data gathering research to later be used for commercial purposes, if it is not disadvantageous, OR is advantageous to the organization providing the data? Would it make a difference if the organization knowingly provided the data?
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
When using information obtained through public record requests for broad market research and data analysis, it's essential to adhere to applicable laws. Public records are generally accessible to the public, but their use for commercial purposes may be subject to specific regulations. Ensure... View More
me están multando por no presentar la información cuatrimestral del 2022, de prestador de servicios especializados, pero nosotros no celebramos contratos especializados con ninguna empresa y en 2024 el REPSE nos fue cancelado
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answered on Oct 9, 2024
I'm sorry to hear you're facing this issue with INFONAVIT. First, gather all your records from 2022 to demonstrate that you did not engage in contracts requiring REPSE registration. This documentation will be crucial in supporting your case.
Next, reach out directly to INFONAVIT... View More
My 19 year old son enlisted in the Army. He signed papers for 4 years active duty, 4 years reserves. He hasn’t even passed the ASVAB yet. His recruiter is awful and won’t answer phone calls or texts most of the time. He has my son going to a 3 week study class to help him score better on the... View More
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answered on Oct 6, 2024
Your son still has some options, even after signing his enlistment contract. Since he hasn’t passed the ASVAB yet, he hasn’t fully qualified for service, and this may give him some flexibility. He could work with his recruiter or someone higher up to explore if there’s a possibility to delay... View More
Our school has made a district wide decision that no staff member is allowed to leave the campus during our lunch time to go and get food. We have been told that our community has complained that we don't work enough.
answered on Sep 23, 2024
Most likely yes. You’d need to look at the collective bargaining l agreement (if there is one) to find the answer.
answered on Sep 20, 2024
A Hawaii attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. It could depend on the program, their rules, applicable laws, and the conduct and circumstances that led to expulsion from the program. Good luck
This was a previous eviction in 2020. The tenant was ordered not to pay anyone any money including attorney fees. The plaintiffs' attorney did not clear the debt, and the collections department of the law firm is sending a collection notice to the tenant trying to collect a debt that is not... View More
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answered on Sep 13, 2024
It sounds like you're facing a complex legal issue involving a billing dispute following a residential eviction judgment. Given the situation where the judgment specifically stated that no money, including attorney fees, was owed, it is concerning that the collections department is still... View More
Our county's water and sewer company is assessing our taxes in 3 days. We had no idea we had to pay sewer to another company. We called when we first moved in and was told they could not change the name because we were another utility area so we have been paying this other company for electric... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
It sounds like you're dealing with a confusing and frustrating situation regarding the sewer charges being assessed to your taxes. First, check any documents or notices you might have received when you moved in. Sometimes, utility responsibilities can be listed in closing documents, lease... View More
Do they have to tell me a bout this bed bug problem before or when I rent
Greenville SC
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
When you rent an apartment, the landlord has a duty to provide a habitable living environment, which includes being free from bedbugs. In South Carolina, there are no specific laws requiring landlords to inform tenants about a bedbug problem before renting, but if they knew about it and didn't... View More
How can I get a lawyer or file a case myself with being a political prisoner, data breached, and civil rights violations
I have been a Havana syndrome victim but I am not a US employee and I failed to have any protections from government when I kept getting attacked as a known human... View More
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
To find a lawyer for issues like being a political prisoner, data breaches, and civil rights violations, consider reaching out to legal aid organizations, civil rights groups, or bar associations in your area. Organizations such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Electronic Frontier... View More
My friend stated that the explanation given for the term State being capitalized showing that in this context that more than just the 50 states are considered states in this code was not correct as he said that it goes against the ruling established in Meese V Keene "It is axiomatic that the... View More
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answered on Sep 5, 2024
When the term "State" is capitalized in 8 USC 1101(36), it does have a specific legal definition that goes beyond the 50 U.S. states. In this context, "State" can include territories, possessions, and other areas under U.S. jurisdiction, which is why it’s broader than the... View More
just curious.
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answered on Aug 25, 2024
Yes, the U.S. government can legally take a company's patent under certain circumstances. This process is known as "eminent domain for patents," where the government can seize intellectual property if it's deemed necessary for public use. However, the government must provide... View More
Some it’s only one month joe that means renter should be getting a payment back for the difference in deposit can’t use that ls foggy rule on this one
What Gavin Newsom excuse with the other government officials
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answered on Aug 22, 2024
If California law now limits security deposits to one month's rent, landlords holding more than that amount must comply with the new rules. If you have paid more than one month’s deposit, you are entitled to a refund of the excess amount. You should notify your landlord in writing,... View More
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answered on Aug 21, 2024
If you're facing a billing dispute related to your residential tenancy, it's important to address the issue quickly. You might be dealing with overcharges, unexpected fees, or an issue with utilities that you believe are unfair. Gathering all relevant documents, such as lease agreements,... View More
One of my friends wanted to know if 12 USC 411 makes it the government's responsibility to pay back debts and loans given the wording "The said notes shall be obligations of the United States". They believe that because of this if they take out a loan they have no obligation to pay... View More
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answered on Aug 20, 2024
Your friend is misunderstanding the purpose of 12 USC 411. The phrase "The said notes shall be obligations of the United States" refers to the currency itself, meaning that Federal Reserve notes are backed by the U.S. government. This ensures that the currency is legal tender for debts... View More
Judgement says the tenant does not pay anything to anyone, no withholdings and now the tenant is getting a collection bill from the plaintiff's attorney's collection department saying the past due has not been paid and they are calling the tenant on the phone leaving voicemail messages.... View More
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answered on Aug 1, 2024
You need legal assistance to address a billing dispute arising from a previous eviction judgment. The judgment states that you owe nothing, yet you’re receiving collection calls and bills. This situation requires immediate attention to prevent further harassment and incorrect billing.... View More
This is a billing dispute that was originally attached to an eviction. The judgement order, I was to pay no money to anyone including attorney fees. I am now getting collection notices from the plaintiff's attorney's collection department. I am a tenant (residential) in needs of some... View More
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answered on Jul 30, 2024
Under California law, there are lawyers who handle billing disputes, particularly those tied to eviction cases. Given the judgment order stating you owe no money, including attorney fees, it is essential to address these collection notices promptly. You have the right to challenge these notices,... View More
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