I am a civil service employ and work as a teachers aide in island park. Can my school retro act my pay and take money out?

Yes, unfortunately, the school can do that. Also, be careful in the future if you notice that you are receiving benefits that you are not supposed...

Am I violating someone's privacy?

Not only are you violating his privacy, but you are acting in a very strange manner! I would be very careful about hacking into someone's private...

The police are not allowed to search your home without a warrant unless you consent to them conducting the search. If they continue harassing you,...

Will law enforcement actively come looking for me if I have a body attachment warrant?

The smart move would be to contact a local attorney and turn yourself in. Take care of what you owe.

PI - Retainer fee's in dispute. fee discussed 20% after costs. Ready to settle w/ out lawsuit & he is asking 20% of gross.

The attorney's approach is not correct. The attorney should be straight up with the retainer agreement, there should be no need for second...

Do I have legal recourse if a prior supervisor who fired you contacts your new supervisor at another firm to discuss you ?

You may. It is above and beyond for the supervisor to have done so. It may be tortious and defamatory depending on what was said. I would send...

If it can be proven that a officer lied in a police report in the state of Missouri can the department be sued ?

Unfortunately, unless you withdraw your guilty plea, there is nothing you can do as far as a false arrest or malicious prosecution civil suit go.

My father-in-law has performed many criminal acts against his neighbors and children. Local police are doing nothing.

Sorry about this situation, it sounds intolerable. Generally, you cannot force the police to arrest or force the DA to prosecute someone, they...

How is diminished capacity apply?

Try to rephrase this into a question that can be answered. Try not to use legal terms like diminished capacity, which has a very particular...

Will a disorderly conduct violation show up when applying for a job?

Disorderly conduct is a violation, not a crime. If the employment question (read it carefully) asks if you "have ever been convicted of a crime,"...