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The judge required that the defendant Cease and Desist mentioning me in any manner on social media posts, including YT. The defendant filed a motion to dismiss, stating that she has freedom of speech and can say whatever she wants. I need to file a response, but I have no idea how to respond. I am... View More 
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answered on Jun 29, 2024
Your situation sounds challenging and concerning. Here's some information that may help you formulate a response:
1. Freedom of speech is not absolute: While the First Amendment protects free speech, there are limitations, especially when it comes to harassment, stalking, and... View More
I was pulled over by an officer because he said I was doing 40 in a 25 but was approaching a 40 mph sign when pulled over, like 10 yards from it tops. The officer takes my ID and insurance and then comes back and said he was arresting me for driving while suspended. I told him I know I wasn't... View More
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answered on May 1, 2024
If your license was valid at the time of your arrest and remains so, you should first gather any evidence that confirms this status. This includes screenshots or printed confirmation from the state app showing your license was active and any related paperwork. It's also useful to have a record... View More
I am sure this is multifaceted but was wondering if things that are public information such as social media, active flight trackers, jail logs, etc. able to be misused? What are the limits to the public records act? I know for some records you must identify yourself and if you do not then records... View More
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
While public information such as social media posts, flight trackers, and jail logs are accessible to anyone, there are limitations to how this information can be used. Misuse of public information can occur when it is used in ways that infringe upon privacy rights, harass individuals, or violate... View More
Shown up to court each time was rescheduled, next date in Jan
Took all proper steps before the arbitration letter, mo response from court or the debt attorney, should I just file with AAA since I'm not getting answer
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answered on Jan 1, 2024
If you've sent a certified letter requesting arbitration and haven't received a response from either the court or the debt collector's attorney, it's important to review the arbitration agreement to ensure compliance with its terms. Sometimes these agreements specify how to... View More
My husband is so unbelievably addicted to reeses candy that he felt the need to steal a box of them to fill his cravings and got 13 months in prison for it.
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answered on Dec 10, 2023
In Kansas, as in other states, the possibility of suing a company like Reese's for the addictive nature of their product is complex and challenging. The success of such a lawsuit would depend on various factors, including proving that the product is inherently addictive and that this addiction... View More
I am openly expressing my disagreement with an elected individual and currently have two ongoing lawsuits against them regarding their official role in preventing constituents from accessing government-designated social media pages. The day after the elected individual's attempt to have the... View More
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answered on Dec 5, 2023
In the context of public law and the rights of voters to engage with elected representatives, it’s important to understand the balance between free speech and harassment or stalking laws. As a voter, you have the right to express disagreement and criticism of public officials, especially... View More
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answered on Sep 30, 2024
If you were pulled over, searched, and arrested but nothing was found, it's essential to understand the legal basis for your stop and arrest. Police need reasonable suspicion to pull you over and probable cause to arrest you. Without any evidence, your arrest may raise questions about whether... View More
Everything was taken off my grandma’s grave site and placed on top of her headstone. They were in accordance with the policies. None of the other sites around her (in clear violation) were touched. We want to be able to see if/who is vandalizing her grave. The city claims it is not their... View More
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answered on Sep 22, 2024
It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating situation, and I understand why you’d want to install a video-only device to protect your grandmother's grave. City-owned cemeteries generally have the authority to enforce specific rules or policies regarding what can be placed on a... View More
I was detained for more then 72 hours (4-5 days) in a holding cell with no court and never told of my charges, followed by 1wk in general population before being told I was being charged with felony impersonation of a cop or bails bonds man and then spent another month or so in jail. The real... View More
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answered on Sep 19, 2024
It sounds like you went through a very difficult and unfair experience. If you were held for more than 72 hours without being told of the charges against you or given a court appearance, that could be a violation of your rights. In most cases, after an arrest, you should be brought before a judge... View More
I contacted them when I became aware of how bad it looked, and goes straight to their door. I was met with rudeness,name calling and absolute refusal to stop
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answered on Nov 3, 2023
That is how prescriptive use easements are created. Hire a KS attorney to search all adjoining titles near that boundary. The look at filing for an Injunction, and possibly a Declaratory Judgment, amongst any other appropriate remedies. Time is of the essence.
What are the rules of evidence and procedure for the state of Missouri
answered on Aug 24, 2023
The Kansas Rules of Evidence can be found on this site at:
https://law.justia.com/codes/kansas/2011/Chapter60/Article4
The Kansas Rules of Civil Procedure can be found on this site at:
https://law.justia.com/codes/kansas/2021/chapter-60/... View More
Our HOA was administratively dissolved in 2009. We bought our home in 2020. The HOA has yet to reinstate their conpany and are trying to collect dues from us.
answered on Jul 24, 2022
A short answer is "no and yes."
Here's a longer answer: Any corporation in Kansas, including a nonprofit corporation, will generally lose their ability to engage in the purpose for which they were formed once they have been administratively dissolved. That's the... View More
It was within my 90 days probationary so I’m probably screwed but there was a number of days that I was out due to either quarantine order and childcare being closed due to Covid and I am I was told the entire time that nothing Covid related would count against me I was reassured and then they... View More
answered on Dec 31, 2020
Does your employer have less than 500 employees? The Families First Coronavirus Response Act requires employers with less than 500 employees to provide to all employees two weeks (up to 80 hours) of paid sick leave at the employee’s regular rate of pay where the employee is unable to work because... View More
answered on Jul 9, 2019
In most states a superseding indictment of the same person usually includes all previous crimes stated in the original indictment plus all the new crimes set forth in the superseding indictment. However, the prosecutor is not bound by or confined to anything while drawing up any kind of indictment.
I read something about it being small and not needing to go thur probate. It will be at max 7,000 being despoiled into the account. What steps do I need to do and with what state
answered on Jun 4, 2019
The state with primary authority over a peron's estate would typically be the state in which the person was a resident at the time of death. If your father was a resdient of Tennessee, you should consult with a Tennessee attorney. Some estates allow for smaller estates composed of certain... View More
Involved in a slip and fall case where damages including pain and suffering are estimated around 425,000 with two surgeries and severe head injuries. What should I expect to limit punitive damages? The insurance maximums or any other factors?
answered on Sep 1, 2018
Damages for past and future medical expenses and lost wages are unlimited. Damages for pain and suffering may likely be capped in Kansas at $300,000. Punitive damages can be way above that amount depending on the facts. Sounds like your injury was very serious. Liability for the fall still needs... View More
How long do they keep transcripts after the case is over.? District clerks are or are not supposed to be drawing up documents? My attorney didn't ask me but I'm pro see no attorney to ask that's why I'm on justia asking
answered on Jan 25, 2018
If your business had nothing to do with the person being there, let alone being shot, no. Even if the person was a customer, I don't see it. You may have some issues if it was in your building, but if someone is walking the outside of your building and someone else shoots them that does not... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2017
I'm guessing you meant: "What is lack of subject-matter jurisdiction?"
When a court hears your case, there are three questions it must initially ask:
1. Does it have subject-matter jurisdiction? Subject-matter jurisdiction is the authority of a court to hear cases... View More
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