Is 1 in 260 billion a strong DNA match?
Whether your question relates to paternity or to criminal charges, it is still most likely going to be admissible. As for whether it is a "strong"...
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Whether your question relates to paternity or to criminal charges, it is still most likely going to be admissible. As for whether it is a "strong"...
The short answer is yes -- like other domestic animals, cats can be owned. There was a time when the only animals that anyone would want to own...
I agree with Mr. Ilmanen, but if it turns out that he does call the police, they are unlikely to get involved. They most likely will tell him that...
I agree that you should confirm whether this is really the person's dog, but even if he is, that does not mean that you are required to return him...
I agree with Mr. Ilmanen, but would also recommend that you keep $80 available to give back to her if she demands it. That would be a lot less...
I agree with Mr. Ilmanen that retaliating against them by calling a report to the authorities is a bad idea, but I must disagree that you should...
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To follow-up on Mr. Love's advice, you should be prepared to explain to the judge how you know that the text came from her. If you know it is her...
How do you know the lady was the owner? If she had convincing evidence showing that she owned the dog, then you probably did the right thing. If...
I agree with Mr. Johnson. When preparing for a replevin hearing -- both the preliminary hearing for immediate possession, and the final hearing to...
You may be best off reporting this action to the police. Be sure that you have all of the evidence that you can find to prove that this is your...