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I took a job from Indeed. And I got scammed. I got proof that all of this was told by them for me to do step by step. Who can help me out this.
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answered on Dec 21, 2024
I'm really sorry you're going through this. Start by contacting a qualified attorney who can help you understand the specific charges and advise you on the best steps to take. They can assist in building a defense based on the evidence you have about the scam.
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In my current and open Family CPS Case, after my son was born and we both tested negative for any influence of drugs in our system, due to the fact he was born 1month early. Social Service became involved and so did something called Nea or Neo from CPS DFS. The hospital said he was showing signs of... View More
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answered on Dec 21, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures, while the Fourteenth ensures due process. If you believe CPS acted unlawfully, it’s important to gather all your documentation and evidence related to your... View More
Mother that had a CPS closed case in the past. Giving birth One month early before her baby's due date so so naturally she was tested and both her and baby came up negative baby had to stand in Nick unit for feet problems. CPS NEA worker came to assess if there was any immediate or imminent... View More
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answered on Jan 7, 2025
1. Due Process Concerns:
4th Amendment: The removal of a child without clear evidence of imminent danger may constitute an unreasonable seizure. If CPS lacked just cause or failed to provide evidence to support their actions, the removal could be challenged.
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What kind of legal steps can the agent take for abuse , theft imprisonment in the home
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answered on Nov 30, 2024
The Principal needs to revoke the POA with notice to any banks involved, etc. Sometimes you record the revocation in the county where property lies. Principal should hire an attorney to sue the former attorney-in-fact/agent for breach of fiduciary duties, conversion, etc.
answered on Oct 27, 2024
A Nevada attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. I do not practice in Animal Law or Criminal Law (your selected categories) but your question is a general one. It's called a "transcript;" it's the written record of a court proceeding or deposition. Good luck
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answered on Sep 5, 2024
There are no specific laws in Nevada or in most parts of the United States that set a minimum or maximum age for circumcision. This is largely because circumcision is considered a personal or family decision, often based on religious, cultural, or health reasons. The government generally does not... View More
A warrant was currently issued at the place I currently reside. I asked to see the warrant and they would not show it to me
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answered on Aug 12, 2024
In Nevada, law enforcement officers are generally required to show you a warrant if you request to see it when they are executing a search or arrest warrant at your residence. However, there are exceptions, such as when doing so could compromise the search or if there are safety concerns. If they... View More
I got assigned a trial date on the LV Municipal Court's website. It's in over a month. Does that mean the prosecutor is not offering a plea deal in my case? Or can the case still be settled by a plea of no-contest and getting a less harsh sentence?
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answered on May 2, 2024
Just because a case has been set for trial does not meant that the Defendant himself or the Defendant's lawyer will not be able to negotiate and enter a plea agreement. A plea deal can happen on the very eve of the trial, and even sometimes during a trial.
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answered on May 1, 2024
It's important to understand the legal context when considering whether you can sue a president for criminal neglect. In many countries, a sitting president often enjoys immunity from criminal prosecution while in office. This means they cannot typically be sued or prosecuted for actions taken... View More
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
Unfortunately, without specific context or additional information, it's challenging to determine the outcome of the case between Walker and Mike Martinez. Legal cases can vary widely based on numerous factors, including the nature of the dispute, the evidence presented, and the decisions made... View More
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answered on Nov 6, 2023
The worst punishment you can receive for a misdemeanor eluding peace officer in Nevada is six months in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, or both. However, the most common punishment for this offense is probation and a fine.
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I know that theft is a category c felony but on my plea deal paperwork the attempted theft was a gross misdemeanor. I know I still have rights if it’s a gross misdemeanor but the more I read into the ATF guidelines of background check I’m not sure sure how it works. Also I completed probation... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2023
If you were originally charged with felony theft, but that charge was reduced to a non-felony conviction, then that charge will not bar you from legally possessing or purchasing a firearm. The judgement of conviction will be the controlling document.
The first line on the motion to quash reads:
"Upon application of _________, it is herby requested for the upon matter to be placed on calendar"
My question is, what do I put in that blank spot?
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
In the blank spot, you would typically insert your name as the person (applicant) making the request. So, if your name is "Jane Doe," the line would read: "Upon application of Jane Doe, it is hereby requested for the upon matter to be placed on calendar." This signifies that you... View More
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
If you're facing criminal charges based on evidence obtained from a confidential informant (C.I) who you believe is still using drugs, this could be relevant to the credibility of the C.I and the evidence they provided. In legal proceedings, the reliability and credibility of informants can be... View More
This person is harassing me with unknown number that's the only way she can get through because I blocked her normal number she has called 82 times and one day in less than 2 hours
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
In Nevada, threats of violence and harassment are serious offenses. Begin by documenting all interactions, including dates, times, and the content of any messages. With this evidence, contact the police, especially if you feel threatened. You may also seek a restraining or protective order against... View More
On the same vehicle. He spent 6 months in jail in California for the possession charge. The vehicle was stolen in Nevada. Just wondering if that falls into the "Double Jeopardy " rule. Thank you
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
The Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits an individual from being tried twice for the same crime in the same jurisdiction. However, the situation you described involves two different states: California and Nevada. Each state is a separate sovereign, and... View More
My boyfriends probation officer searched our house and searched my drawer an found 5 id's that were not me. He arrested me and charged me for each one. What will my outcome probably be?
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
In Nevada, possession of another person's identification without their permission could potentially lead to identity theft or fraud-related charges. The specific charges you face, and the potential penalties, will depend on the circumstances of the case, the intent behind possessing the IDs,... View More
My daughter was suspended pending expulsion after repeated complaints of bullying & the group of 10 kids finally attacked her & caused bodily harm.
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answered on Oct 4, 2023
In Nevada, schools are expected to ensure a safe environment for students and address bullying issues. They must have clear rules against bullying and set up teams to handle such situations. Although the law doesn't directly say schools can be held responsible for bullying incidents, there... View More
My fiance probation officer searched our house and found 5 ids in my drawer that were not me. He charged me with 5 counts of possession on id to commit forgery. And I was arrested. I was bailed out.
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
If you're facing charges for possession of IDs to commit forgery in Nevada, the possible outcomes can range from dismissal of the charges to conviction and sentencing. The severity of your situation would depend on the specifics of the case, any prior criminal history you may have, and how... View More
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answered on Aug 10, 2023
If you have an active warrant and you contact the district attorney's office, it is possible that they may become aware of your situation. District attorneys and law enforcement agencies often communicate and share information about warrants and ongoing cases.
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