Ive been doing research for a week now and everything has pointed to Remote Neural Monitoring. I read that I should get an EMF detector device or an app. Once I did that I noticed some of my items that I carry daily such as my knife and hedphones gave off extemely high emf signals (over 1000... View More 
answered on Jul 26, 2023
Before wasting time on a consultation with an attorney, you need to determine the correct identity of whomever is causing the phenomenon you are experiencing.
I would recommend seeing a psychiatrist or neurologist to assist you in locating the source and nature of the device(s). They may... View More
Right after now I live in texas I’m getting honorably discharged can I buy a personal firearm in texas
answered on Jun 28, 2023
The easiest way to find out for sure is to purchase your firearm from a federally licensed dealer. Make sure you are truthful on the application. As long as you do not lie on the application, the worse that can happen is they deny your purchase. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
The... View More
answered on May 18, 2023
It depends upon the particular facts and circumstances being alleged.
Think about it this way: If you leave your credit card at a restaurant, you can't charge the restaurant owner for fraud. But, if you leave your credit card at a restaurant and the restaurant owner uses it to make... View More
He had been driving my car the firarm feel out of my bag which I didn't realize and he didn't know I had it that day i work late at night so i have it for my safety, so when he had gotten pulled over for a traffic stop the officer ran his name and seen he was on parole and took it upon... View More
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answered on Mar 19, 2023
If your friend was on parole and found in possession of a firearm, even if he had no knowledge of it being in the car, he may still be in violation of his parole. Possession of a firearm is typically a violation of parole conditions and can result in revocation of parole and additional criminal... View More
He had been driving my car the firarm feel out of my bag which I didn't realize and he didn't know I had it that day i work late at night so i have it for my safety, so when he had gotten pulled over for a traffic stop the officer ran his name and seen he was on parole and took it upon... View More
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answered on Mar 14, 2023
The short answer is YES!
There is a possibility that someone could get convicted in your situation. "Circumstantial" Evidence can get you convicted.
If you were indicted, and the case went to trial, your reasons and explanation you stated could get you to win a NOT GUILTY... View More
If you live in a single party consent state Texas and another person lives in a dual party consent state (CA) can you record them if you are on a call with them (i.e. you are in Texas and are the single party that consents to record the call).
If the person in CA records the person in Texas... View More
answered on Jan 21, 2023
Under Texas law, the State of Texas will not prosecute you for recording a conversation if you are a party to the communication or have the consent of at least one party to the communication.
Under California law, the State of California may prosecute you for recording a conversation unless... View More
I was arrested for online solicitation of a minor under 14 in a police sting. The communication was taking place on a app and I was in Harris county and the officers were Montgomery county, there was a meet setup and the meet up was in montgomery county and that was where i was arrested. In 2008... View More
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answered on Jan 17, 2023
Your question leaves out some possible scenarios. Sometimes all the actions of the defendant must occur in the same county. There are also possible crimes, including solicitation, that can result in a conviction, even if one of the elements or other actions of the defendant do not occur in the same... View More
hello i was arrested in Texas, Harris county because i was drifting at a street take over and the cops charged me which deadly conduct (felony) and they seized my car, once i was booked in the DA dropped the charged down to a reckless driving (misdemeanor) and i was out on a PR bond. my lawyer got... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2022
From your description, it sounds to me like you received deferred adjudication for reckless driving. Reckless driving is not a felony. Technically, it is also not a Class A or B misdemeanor; it is a hybrid offense.
Answering no to both questions might be perceived as being dishonest by... View More
I bought edibles in Colorado state in a legal store. I was with 2 friends and the person driving MY car got us pulled over for speeding and the officer did a search to find her driver's license. Also what happens if I don't get a lawyer and represent myself in court ?
answered on Nov 22, 2022
I agree with Penny that you need to retain a lawyer. The range of punishment for this offense will depend on what substance is in the edibles and on the amount that were in the car. An attorney can review the discovery and assess the evidence to determine if there was probable cause for the... View More
oil and gas wells in Texas. I have proof, where can I find an attorney that can help us get everything back plus interest?
answered on Nov 21, 2022
You should look here in Justia for an experienced attorney board certified in civil litigation with a background in oil and gas litigation and in real estate litigation, ideally located in the county (or an adjacent county) where the stolen oil and gas wells are located.
Obviously, this is... View More
Just how does it work if someones age of consent is like 18 and the other partys is 16.* It cut it off
answered on Nov 18, 2022
A person's age of consent is based on his/her location or conduct at the time of particular actions. There is not a situation that I can think of where two different people doing the same thing in the same place have different ages of consent.
For example, in Texas, the age of consent... View More
me is this. I went to the national night out on September 20th and the police chief said to the police officer "her,its her".." investigation, tailed" the other police officer said "why?" and he replied "drugs". I took this personally as i have never even... View More
answered on Nov 6, 2022
It seems unlikely you would be charged for making vague statements at a National Night Out event.
Making a false statement to a police officer that is material to an ongoing criminal investigation is a crime. From your question, it doesn’t sound like anything you said was material to a... View More
The homemade device was a piece of pipe filled with oxygen and acetylene taped off and ignited shot a avocado seed towards me and put a hole in the wall head level it didn't hit me but there was no reprimand for it and it is still allowed I am no longer at that company but I have friends that... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Even if you are no longer with the company, you may still have a case, especially if you have witnesses or documentation of the incident and the company's failure to address it properly. An attorney can also advise you on whether your friends who still work there might have a case as well.
They have vids with kids going to the bathroom, kids running around with no clothing on, etc. Why is this legal to do?
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
I would be very cautious of this. I would contact YouTube directly to try to have them to take down the video(s). I would ask report those video(s) directly to YouTube moderators.
At the time my girlfriend lived at this 15 year olds house (My GF 17) and I would take her to work and home. I was never alone with the girl always had my gf with me.
My girlfriend is a teacher at a middle school and has a TikTok with a lot of followers. Last night we were at IHOP with some friends and she made a comment about some names given to people will lower their chances of getting hired in the future. It’s literally a fact on google. So today someone... View More
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answered on Nov 5, 2023
The only concern would be DEFAMING someone. That is when you say a false statement about someone. Truth is always available to publish or say out-loud.
LMK if you need more info.
I hope this helps.
answered on Oct 19, 2023
More information is required. Call an attorney in your area Good luck
I was arrested in late April for POSS CS PG 1/1-B >=4G<200G. I wasn't pulled over. I willingly stopped, because the police had stopped my friend while he was walking. They came to talk to me and explained that he was going to jail for warrants. While talking to me, they asked if I had an... View More
answered on Jun 22, 2023
The first thing you need to do is dispose of the criminal charges against you. Then have your attorney file a motion to release the purse from evidence to you.
Had court appointed attorney and they have not built up any defense for him.
answered on Jun 17, 2023
Provide your son with sufficient funds so he can fire his court-appointed attorney and hire a better attorney. It is unwise to scrimp when you are charged with a federal crime. Hire the best attorney and you are much more likely to get the best outcome.
I want to get my rights to carry a gun back. Is there anyway to do that with these felony DWI’s that are 30 years old?
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