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answered on Sep 30, 2019
Either a civil rights attorney or a professional misconduct/responsibility attorney.
I went to the store and I use my cell phone for my Marlboro mobile coupon and I loaded it up and I go to use it which you have to scan it and the cashier took my phone out of my hand and then was pressing some other things on my phone and exited out of my app without my permission at all I feel... View More 
answered on Sep 21, 2019
One can understand your frustration over having someone poke around your phone without your permission. Yes, theoretically you could sue. But stop and think about the practical aspects of such a case. What would you be claiming as damages you suffered? Also, think about whether you'd like to... View More
I went to the store to use my Marlboro mobile coupon and you have to scan it I went to do it the cashier took my phone out of my hand and after he scan it he pressed someone on my phone and exited out of the app which I did not give him permission to take my phone from me and use it and press any... View More
answered on Sep 13, 2019
You can sue. Anyone can sue. Whether there is a meritorious suit is a different issue.
I doubt any lawyer would take it.
And you really have no damages
On the back of the currency. Can they still be indicted? Even if they didnt know
answered on Jul 12, 2019
You would need to obtain a copy of the watch list to prove the person is actually on it. Next, you would need to prove what damages are being suffered by the person on the watch list.
Everyone is Scared of Him. He got fired from the Sheriffs Station. and Now works for the City
answered on May 21, 2019
Check with your local bar association. They keep a list of local attorneys available to help.
The search warrent said to search the residence of John doe at 28 B.S. lane. I just moved in 6 days b4 this happened. John Doe has never owned the property nor has he ever been on the property. He has lived at the same residence for 30 years. A man had moved out in the middle of the night of the... View More
answered on Apr 28, 2019
If the warrant was tampered with or defective I. Any way, you can seek to have the search suppressed in court. Consult a local criminal attorney and get quality representation in this case.
they have filed fraudulent documents with lies and n devoid of all necessary documents to set support and have extorted me out of over 1,000 of my personal Social Security and Have madenumerous perjured statement to deny me my right
Upon discovery of petition and orders concerning my biological son, I filed a motion CR 59.05 to vacate and for sole custody. Due to pending marijuana charge on the day of hearing to vacate, I was advised to enter into an agreed order till charges were dropped. Attorney set motion to vacate in... View More
answered on Sep 19, 2018
Yes. The minor has no status to give and receive property if his parents oppose the gift.
Because he was mad at me because of something someone said that I said about him which was not true so therefore he refused to come and get me because he was mad at me
answered on Sep 9, 2018
No. It is a dereliction of duty and punishable by contempt if the judge ordered it and he fails to do it.
How long does the public defender's office have before my rights to counsel are violated. They said July 1st they would have $ in the budget for them to get me an attorney. Went back to court 7/11 Still no attorney. What's my rights? How long can they keep me in jail like this. If I... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2018
File a motion with the court requesting counsel and a bond reduction.
There is a new van that has been parked in the same spot for over a week and it randomly has a KY state police man's uniform hat sitting on the dash. Not a ball cap but the hat they wear with their uniforms. Someone told me that is considered the vehicle is "marked" as a police... View More
answered on Jun 19, 2018
More information is needed to properly answer your uestion, but generally speaking, unless they have a warrant permitting recording ( which is highly unlikely), it is illegal.
Social services had recieved a call concerning my 17 year old twins and with them came a state police and a probation or parole officer. I told the police they could not come in and the probation eased their way in anyways. The probation found a small amount of drugs. I was not arrested nor... View More
answered on Jun 10, 2018
If they didn’t have a search warrant and you didn’t give consent to enter and search, then you have an unlawful search and seizure.
I have never been charged with drugs before And I told them that they couldn't search but it was in plain view
Does it mean regulated as in laws by Congress or regulated as in regular or in working order based on historical context?
answered on Apr 20, 2018
Of course, it is a subject question open to interpretation but I would argue it is an equal interpretation of both. It takes progressive regulation by the legislature as well as progressive thinking and implementation by society at large.
answered on Oct 20, 2015
You are asking for an attorney to do legal research here. That is not free and this is not just a basic legal question, in my opinion. One would have to actually do a lot of research to be able to answer this question fully.
answered on Oct 19, 2015
Broad question. Perhaps so, perhaps not. I would have to do a ton of research to answer it.
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