Excludable time usually refers to time that is not counted under Rule 600 (the speedy trial rule) because of delay caused by defense motions and...

What is the statute of limitation on #1 DUI in the state of pensylvanià

The statute of limitations is satisfied if the criminal complaint is filed on time. For dui it is probably five years but it might be two. ...

Does my decree refer to "tax year" or "calendar year" when referring to exemptions?

For your individual tax return tax year and calendar year are the same. If you question relates to whether the "year" as stated in your decree...

State of Washington Constitutional law

Bring all of the facts and evidence to a civil rights attorney who has successfully sued police officers and or police departments. After such a...

No you can't sue the IRS in small claims court. You can sue for a refund in U. S. District Court. I think I would have advised to apply it to the...

Got arrested 01/11/1987 for VUFA charge cc6106firearm carried w/o license m1 can that be expunged if not what else

If you weren't convicted of the charge you can probably get it expunged, If you were convicted you would have to apply for a Pardon from the...

Is it true that when you're put on house arrest, someone can be your 'assigned supervisor' without your approval? See details.

My guess is that if this is a condition of bail or probation, the bail authorities or the probation department can require him to live wherever...

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What are my rights if I was not properly served in the state of California.

I would highly recommend that you speak to a California attorney ASAP to see if this is proper service. I believe that in my state it would have...

How much money is awarded to an individual when their right to freedom of speech is violated by a police officer?

My guess is not a lot. I'm not even sure that your Free Speech rights were abridged by the officers action. Free speech is subject to reasonable...

Can my spouse get child support to deduct money from my income tax?

He would have to have a court order directing you to pay child support and you would have to be in arrears on the payments before the IRS could...

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