Items in the worth of 3000$ were stolen in the locker room at my job, is my employer responsible?
Typically there are signs posted in locker rooms that the employer is not responsible for lost or stolen items. You can try taking them to small...
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Typically there are signs posted in locker rooms that the employer is not responsible for lost or stolen items. You can try taking them to small...
It depends on the time of the stop and the distance you were from home. If you reasonably could have made it home from the location of the stop,...
Absolutely they can. Someone who has a history of misdemeanor and felony convictions but is still committing crimes and hasn’t learned there lesson...
Not unless your name was also on the check. If your husband is not willing to cooperate with the police it would be a waste of your time.
Hire a lawyer to speak to the detective on your behalf.
You would need to prove that the missing items were part of the original sale.
Yes. Eyewitness testimony is enough to bring charges and legally may even be enough to convict beyond a reasonable doubt.
Yes you can speak to the DA; they will likely call you on Monday when they receive the paperwork from the police. There aren’t enough facts about...
It’s likely that if a better deal could have been negotiated it would have. That being said a deal has been struck by both sides. The same way the...
You cannot send messages to the protected party by means of a third person. If there is other litigation pending between the parties, speak to your...