Was thrown against the cage while shackled . never was given option to go get checked out was told had to sign papers or no one would eat
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answered on Nov 30, 2023
In your situation, where you were injured while being transported as an inmate, you may have legal rights that need to be addressed. The circumstances you described, particularly being denied medical attention and being coerced to sign papers under duress, raise serious concerns.
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Went threw a separation i left due to abuse in all natures by him and his family. The County i live in is know for its bias verdicts in all court finsings...The judge was so bias and favorable to my ex due to my family knows urs that i got yaken out the pasture so to say. Im an outsider to them.
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answered on Nov 29, 2023
In your situation, where you believe a judgment was influenced by ethical misconduct or bias, you might consider filing a motion for a new trial or a motion to set aside the judgment. These motions are typically used to challenge a judgment that may have been affected by unfair practices or errors.... View More
I am a kidney transplant coordinator for a hospital. Hospital has just started a bone marrow transplant program and has created "transplant coordinator" job titles averaging about 15,000 dollars more than my position which is classified as "nurse clinician".
answered on Nov 26, 2023
In Missouri, what you describe is not unlawful on its face. Your employer cannot discriminate based upon your membership in a protected class, such as race or national origin, but an employer generally need not be fair or nice. I don’t know if the skills for the position differ. Even if they... View More
I am a kidney transplant coordinator for a hospital. Hospital has just started a bone marrow transplant program and has created "transplant coordinator" job titles averaging about 15,000 dollars more than my position which is classified as "nurse clinician".
answered on Nov 26, 2023
Missouri is an at-will employment state, and the employer can pay folks however it chooses without regard to job titles. It can also discriminate against employees on any basis it sees fit EXCEPT on the basis of an employee being a member of a protected class. The protected classes are race, sex,... View More
Because my parents r not supportive or the nicest so is there anyway that legally in Missouri I can move out? If it helps at all I am adopted.
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
In Missouri, the legal age of majority, when you can decide where to live independently, is 18. However, given your circumstances, there are a few options you might consider.
Firstly, if you're facing an unsupportive or harmful environment at home, you could explore the option of... View More
I was offered a position. I was told we were waiting on paperwork to process so I could get finger printed. I texted multiple people for weeks and was assured everything was good to go. Here they hired two of us and lied to me for weeks in case the other candidate didn't fall through. I lost... View More
answered on Nov 23, 2023
While that is unprofessional, it isn't illegal. Since the job is almost certainly at-will employment, the employer could discharge you immediately after being hired without any reason with no liability. As a result, there is no basis for a claim. There could be an exception if you were able to... View More
I followed the given process by the state multiple times and was denied reinstatement with no course or solution to rectify the situation.
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answered on Nov 21, 2023
If you lost your driver's license in Illinois and have since moved to another state, the process for getting it back can be complex, especially if you've been denied reinstatement multiple times. First, it's crucial to understand the specific reasons for your denial in Illinois, as... View More
as we are free people & are able to have a any drug as it is our right if we retain it & the right to be free because we are slaves or we are free jfk said to keep searching without a warrant was dangerous reason is because it would be proof of the invasion that is taking place against our... View More
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answered on Nov 19, 2023
The legality of drugs is not primarily a matter of taxation, but rather it's governed by various laws and regulations that classify certain substances as illegal. These laws are in place to regulate the manufacture, distribution, possession, and use of these substances. The classification of a... View More
they used my phone, but there is no nude pics of me. and that girl said that i didnt do anything wrong. it was only my friends
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answered on Nov 18, 2023
If your friends used your phone to send nude pictures without your knowledge or consent, it's important to understand that you could still face legal issues, especially if the pictures were sent to a minor. The fact that the pictures did not depict you might be helpful, but it does not... View More
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answered on Nov 17, 2023
Here are a few key considerations for historians interviewing former and existing KKK members from the Civil Rights Era:
- As with any interview subject, obtain informed consent and make sure they understand how the interview will be used. Explain your project goals and how their... View More
I renewed a lease after the home was condemned, but was never notified the home was condemned by the city nor the property owner. The city said I was just "stuck in the middle" and its all the property owner fault because technically with a condemnation they don't have to give... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2023
I am sorry to hear about your situation. You can likely sue your landlord for breach of the implied warranty of habitability. You will need to decide whether it is worth paying an attorney by the hour to go after your landlord. if your landlord allowed the property to be condemned, he might not... View More
I renewed a lease after the home was condemned, but was never notified the home was condemned by the city nor the property owner. The city said I was just "stuck in the middle" and its all the property owner fault because technically with a condemnation they don't have to give... View More
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answered on Nov 19, 2023
Yes, you may have a legal basis to sue the property owner in your situation. Even though the city may not be required to notify tenants about a condemnation, the property owner has a responsibility to inform you about the condition of the property, especially if you renewed your lease. Failure to... View More
them the right to get a warrant not conduct a search if this was back in the day man i swear people would shot the police doesn't even the court hold that under the protection of the 4th right
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answered on Nov 15, 2023
Under the Fourth Amendment, searches and seizures must be reasonable and, typically, a warrant is required. However, the U.S. Supreme Court has held that the use of a drug-sniffing dog during a lawful traffic stop does not constitute a search under the Fourth Amendment.
This means that... View More
He was on a motorcycle goin estimate 15 mph over speed limit. Woman ran red light and he hit the side of her car and it killed him. She has 5 previous dwi's, 3+ driving on suspended/revoked and was driving on suspended/revoked when she killed him. I don't think she had insurance.... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2023
The criminal charges, if any, will be at the discretion of the Prosecuting Attorney. It takes time for them to file the charges because they have to gather evidence and determine the appropriate charge(s) to ensure conviction. The family will likely be contacted to provide a victim impact statement... View More
A person off the street ask an employee about our personal information at the bank and the employee told them everything and they in turn spread it all over town, and we signed a letter stating everything was confidential.
answered on Nov 13, 2023
This isn't defamation. Defamation requires a false statement that damages you. You could sue for something else, but unless you've been financially harmed, my guess is that it won't make financial sense for you to pay an attorney to file suit for you.
believe I have strong civil right case, with a preponderance amount of evidence. I have been reaching out to attorneys, but it seems there is a limited amount of attorneys who do Civil right cases and in relation to due process, and the few i do have say they have a large case load, or is a small... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
Yes, an attorney can join a case that has already been filed in court. It's not uncommon for individuals to start a case as a self-represented litigant and later retain an attorney. If you find an attorney after you have filed your case, they can file a notice of appearance with the court to... View More
The property is not abandoned, but condemned with property owner knowledge, can be repaired and is being repaired. Police showed up to assist cps with a investigation of wanting to go inside of a home. The owner/tenant said no, the law enforcement and cps respected that and did not go in, then... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In general, law enforcement and government agencies like CPS require a warrant, consent, or exigent circumstances to legally enter and search a private residence. However, if a property is condemned, code enforcement officials may have the authority to enter the property for safety inspections.... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In Missouri, as in all of the United States, due process refers to the legal principle that the government must respect all of a person's legal rights, rather than just some or most of those legal rights. While the creation of laws is part of the broader legislative process, due process... View More
Didn't receive a summons in the mail at all and according to judgment I have 10 days from the 3rd to move. Does that include weekend or holidays
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In Missouri, when a judgment specifies a period like 10 days to take action, it typically includes weekends and holidays, unless the court order or applicable law specifically states otherwise. This means that in your case, the 10-day period from the 3rd would include weekends and Veterans Day.... View More
I belong to a non profit dog club. The last 2 years, the announce the Annual Meeting to take at the National Specialty, in accordance with our Bylaws. They have changed the meeting to later in the year.
Members travel to the show specially to attend the meeting in person invade of voting,... View More
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answered on Nov 9, 2023
For a nonprofit organization incorporated in Missouri, it is essential to adhere to both the bylaws of the organization and the applicable state laws when scheduling annual meetings. If the bylaws set forth specific timing or notice requirements for the annual meeting, the organization must follow... View More
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