A Kansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. At this point, it could be worth considering reaching out to Kansas attorneys to discuss. The format here is basic, general questions. When it comes to filing motions and other more complex elements of actual... Read more »
A Kansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for five weeks. As a GENERAL matter, the passage could arise in the context of having conscientious scruples against taking an oath, but a Kansas attorney should advise on exactly what it could mean in your particular situation.... Read more »
We immigrated to the USA and then my family got their citizenships after 5 years, but at that time I was under 18 and I wasn’t able to get mine, according to the lawyer who filed my parent’s citizenship application. But I got a US passport using my parent’s citizenship. Now I’m 23 and I... Read more »
That doesn't make any sense. You were likely included on your parents' application and are a citizen, but just mistaken. You should file a FOIA request to find out what's really going on, through a lawyer.
I have no idea what you mean
The cuestion is can you guys help or do something he still waiting hes sentence ?he went to mexico and come back he had deportation order before he change his name how could you help ?he is on Missouri i what you to know he is sick so he need surgery he is on pain he is been here caming and going... Read more »
Hire an attorney for him
We were sent to jail and still have not gotten a copy of a warrant or seen one. We were just told it was probable cause. Is this legal and what can we doif it's not legal?
You need to hire a lawyer. The lawyer will be able to investigate and analyze this
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
Talk to your attorney
Research the legislative history to find out why something was done.
http://www.mirandarights.org/
Do you have the right to remove them or block them from coming in your home
No facts given, means that we cannot apply the law to the facts, because we do not know the facts of the case.
While a state judge granted a motion to suppress the evidence motion in my favor due to my civil rights being violated n this matter.
More facts are needed here. Usually, with no evidence, the state cannot go to trial.
The term abortion is not mentioned in any of the amendments.
My college A&P class is requiring me to dissect a cat, twice a week for the next 6 weeks. I attempted to explain to the instructor that I am a vegetarian with extremely strong spiritual, ethical and moral convictions against such acts and respectfully requested an alternative, which he denied.... Read more »
Yes, it is legal to do this.
I'm doing a project about the Texas vs. Johnson case and I would like to get some information from you.
My thoughts are that you should develop your own educated opinion about this. This falls squarely under the freedom of speech category. You have by now read the decision about this. How do you react to that?
How? This would be the subject of a very large article.
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