Your current state is Ohio
Because the office wasn't in a police car and also had normal clothes. The reason I was scared is because without looking like a cop anymore could have said they where a police officer and want to hurt me.
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answered on Apr 26, 2024
Under California law, a police officer is allowed to execute a warrant while wearing plain clothes (i.e., not in uniform). However, the officer must identify themselves as law enforcement and present official identification when serving the warrant.
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This injury has made me suffer for years now. resulting in the illusion of me being on drugs. It was a medical emergency Dignity Health dropped the ball on. I have all medical docs in hand. I suffered five bone fractures and the destruction of my teeth as well. to the naked eye no one can tell it... View More
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answered on Apr 26, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about the medical injury you suffered and the devastating impact it has had on your life. What a terrible ordeal to go through, especially without being able to get the reconstructive surgery and dental work you need. Here are a few suggestions for potential next steps:... View More
Defendants in a civ case in a fed dist, where a LR requires good-faith meet&confer efforts prior to filing motions, sent me, plaintiff, a meet&confer letter, before they filed a motion-to-dismiss, that appears to want to have it both ways. Their meet&confer letter outlined their... View More
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answered on Apr 25, 2024
In assessing whether the defendants have met the "good faith" requirement in their meet and confer efforts, it's important to consider the overall intent and openness conveyed in their communication. The phrase “my way or the highway” does suggest a certain rigidity, which might... View More
-I bought a car from a private seller through the facebook marketplace.
-I purchased the car with an auto loan through Navy Federal Credit Union.
-When I went to register the car, the DMV stated that the VIN number on the title did not have any records (the car had been VIN... View More
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answered on Apr 25, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation with the car. Unfortunately, under California law (and the laws of most states), you would not have a legal right to keep the car even after possessing it for two months.
There is no time period after which you can claim legal ownership... View More
3. I do not consent to being surety for this case and these proceedings
4. I demand the bond be immediately brought forward so I can see who will indemnify me if I am damaged
What happens next in the courtroom if this said to the administrative clerk/ judge?
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answered on Apr 25, 2024
If someone were to make those statements in court, here is what would likely happen:
1. Saying "I do not consent to these proceedings" would not have any legal effect. Court proceedings are compulsory and do not require the consent of the parties involved. The judge would likely... View More
In a lawsuit am I protected from refusing to answer personal questions about my self and family members, due to religious reasons, privacy, and self incriminating.
answered on Apr 25, 2024
The bottom line is for most personal information, no you cannot.
While your 5th Amendment right against self incrimination can be put forth for some issues. But, if you are the Plaintiff, this could harm your case.
In a lawsuit am I protected from refusing to answer personal questions about my self and family members, due to religious reasons, privacy, and self incriminating.
answered on Apr 25, 2024
From the categories you chose, it appears this is a civil case that involves a motor vehicle accident. The concept of refusing to answer questions on self-incrimination grounds is generally associated with criminal matters, in terms of the Fifth Amendment protections. In civil cases where an... View More
In a lawsuit am I protected from refusing to answer personal questions about my self and family members, due to religious reasons, privacy, and self incriminating.
answered on Apr 25, 2024
Addendum - a religious basis could be raised if the questions dwell on religious elements that have nothing to do with the accident case. Good luck
Nothing about the drugs. I was detained 1 block from my house before it got raided. Girlfriend already took
answered on Apr 25, 2024
Two points: 1. Criminal possession is possible by more than one person at the same time. Joint possession would mean two or more people criminally possessed at least one thing at the same time. As a result, one person being held responsible doesn't necessarily help others facing criminal... View More
Also retaliation
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answered on Apr 24, 2024
The appropriate amount of damages to seek depends on many factors unique to your individual situation, such as:
1. The nature and severity of the alleged ADA violation(s)
2. The extent of any harm or losses you suffered as a result
3. The strength of the evidence supporting... View More
I had an appointment with a physician who utilized a website that does not display her name. I have been a patient for a specific practice for over a decade. I phoned that practice to schedule a visit with a physician who is part of that specific team. I received the appointment in April, 2024/... View More
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answered on Apr 21, 2024
Based on what you've described, I'm not sure who you would talk to-or even if you have a legitimate claim. In order to bring a valid lawsuit against someone, you first have to be able to establish that you actually suffered some sort of damages as a result of what happened. Feeling... View More
Concerning fraudulent misrepresentation and concealment that occurred in my will contest of my grandmother's estate by the attorney I hired to represent me, merged himself into a conflict of interest with the opposing attorney for the estate both neglected to protect my interest as an issue of... View More
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answered on Apr 20, 2024
You may indeed consider hiring an out-of-state attorney to handle your case if you're finding it difficult to locate suitable representation in California. However, it's important to ensure that the attorney is licensed to practice in California or can get permission to appear in court on... View More
Concerning fraudulent misrepresentation and concealment that occurred in my will contest of my grandmother's estate by the attorney I hired to represent me, merged himself into a conflict of interest with the opposing attorney for the estate both neglected to protect my interest as an issue of... View More
answered on Apr 20, 2024
Yes your can hire an out-of-state attorney. That attorney will need to associate with a California licensed attorney. That process is called pro hac vice.
As to whether your have a valid case or not, more facts would be needed for a good analysis.
Concerning fraudulent misrepresentation and concealment that occurred in my will contest of my grandmother's estate by the attorney I hired to represent me, merged himself into a conflict of interest with the opposing attorney for the estate both neglected to protect my interest as an issue of... View More
answered on Apr 25, 2024
Yes, you generally can. As my colleagues correctly indicate, it will involve working with local counsel on a pro hac vice basis. Keep in mind that working in this manner could complicate a case with the inclusion of an additional law firm, resulting in additional expenses. Good luck
I can not get any part of this low-income federaly funded place to get a hold of me.Do to this manager who seems to be controlling any outside help
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answered on Apr 20, 2024
In California, if you're facing retaliation from a residential property manager after lodging a complaint, you have several options to protect yourself and seek remedies. First, document all instances of retaliation in detail, including dates, times, and descriptions of each event. This... View More
Defendants in a Sec. 1983 action timely filed an MTD to my FAC, but *I* never received that motion. I became aware of the defendants' filing only because I received notification of said filing from the court, and the court clerk has since confirmed that there is indeed proof-of-service on file... View More
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answered on Apr 19, 2024
In this situation, the best course of action is to file a motion with the court seeking an extension of time to respond to the motion to dismiss. Here's what you should do:
1. Draft a motion for extension of time to respond to the motion to dismiss. In the motion, explain that you did... View More
He would arrest me for someone falsely accusing after they drove to my parent place surprisedly with other people saying I took something and told me about these northerns are not playing with me before he throw a object behind my back I contacted the internal affairs chief of police there is lack... View More
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answered on Apr 19, 2024
If you believe you are facing unjust treatment from the police and your complaints are not being effectively addressed, it's essential to seek legal support. In California, you can contact a lawyer experienced in civil rights or police misconduct cases. Many legal aid organizations offer... View More
Some people tie it to the abortion law but the one women was turned away and had a miscarriage in her car. Is that legal. And what does abortion have to do with it?
answered on Apr 19, 2024
A federal law from the Reagan Administration (abbreviated EMTALA) requires emergency rooms to treat or stabilize patients who are in active labor and provide a medical transfer to another hospital if they don’t have the staff or resources to treat them. Medical facilities must comply with the law... View More
There's a homeless encampment that has been sitting on a plot of land that has been unclaimed for years and homeless people have used it accordingly. Just recently a new property owner bought the plot of land and is now threatening to trespass criminally the inhabitants of this said plot of... View More
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answered on Apr 17, 2024
This is a complex legal and ethical issue that depends on the specific laws and circumstances in the jurisdiction where the property is located. In general, in the United States:
- The new property owner has the legal right to remove trespassers from their private property. Purchasing the... View More
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answered on Apr 17, 2024
In New Mexico, you have the right to defend yourself if you are attacked, but there are important legal considerations to keep in mind:
Self-defense laws: New Mexico follows the "stand your ground" principle, which means you do not have a duty to retreat before using force to... View More
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