You’re roughly describing a concept called jury nullification, which is not recognized at law. According to the law, Judges and Juries are bound...

And your question is what? How to redress the decision to not hire you? Disagreement with discretionary personnel decisions are not typically a...

Absolutely. That’s why lawyers never get ticked or swindled.

Don’t overlook the difference between penal statutes of limitations (in which the government must commence prosecution) and the civil limitations...

As far as I know, there is no law the governs the purely private actions of a retailer like this, meaning they could ban you for life if they...

Just call and ask your attorney to remove the information from his page. As long as you didn’t sign a Confidentiality or Non Disclosure...

Lawer up quickly. Find a lawyer willing to reveiw the complaint to assess your defenses and make a plan. You don't ask a question or share any...

No, it's not legal. Review your rights under the NYS Paid Sick Leave Law. https://www.ny.gov/programs/new-york-paid-sick-leave

I'm pretty sure it's not tax deductible, if that's what your worried about. If you ever have to prove you paid, you probably have to go back to...

Are you currently on trial or just ruminating about evidence? It's the best of several imperfect systems. The judge's instructions to the jury...