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The bond proposal question includes the BOE acquiring a new building and undertakings to update existing school buildings and an athletic field. What the bond proposal question does not disclose and what the BOE is planning to do is close 2 existing school buildings, in affect omitting this... View More 
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answered on Oct 6, 2024
The omission of critical information, such as the closure of school buildings, from a bond proposal question on a ballot may raise concerns, but whether it's illegal depends on local and state election laws. Election laws generally require that ballot measures provide sufficient information... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2019
An impeachment for what. I suggest reposting your question with more information
A currently elected and serving elected town council person ordered me from a sidewalk in front of his store during a public event, parade. The reason he made the order is simply that we have different point of view on how government is run and he does not like me. I was in the peaceful act of... View More
answered on Feb 5, 2019
Best to speak to a civil rights lawyer rather than a criminal lawyer.
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