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Georgia Law, although subjective do the elements need to be consider of threat, such as unequivocal, unconditional, specific
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Answered on September 02, 2014
This would qualify as a terroristic threat. The "victim" has to have a third party corroborating witness.
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What is a conservative line with which one can determine what is and is not considered child molestation?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
If you have to ask it's crossing a line.
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Can I re open my case after Plea?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
You have to file a motion to withdraw your plea within certain time limits. If you are going to withdraw your plea you need to move very quickly....
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Could you own an Firearm with a nonviolent felony
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Answered on September 02, 2014
Not if you are convicted of the charge. Since this is your first offense you have several options which will allow you to avoid a conviction, and...
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Will the CI be revealed?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
Please see my answer to your other question.
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Got hit with a hit and run
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Answered on September 02, 2014
Please see my answer to your other question.
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I bought a Chevy z-71 from a local dealer. As is, no warranty, problems with truck. Can I use lemon law to get my money back?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
Please see my answer to your other question.
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I bought a Chevy z-71 from a local dealer. As is, no warranty, problems with truck. Can I use lemon law to get my money back?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
Lemon Laws only apply to new vehicles, and you usually have to have the same problem 3 or more times within a specified period of time. Buying a...
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Hi, I purchased a car form this woman and I have had to repair it two times in a week, can I get my money back?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
No. Sales like this are buyer beware. Unless she made a guarantee/warranty about the car, and you can prove it, you cannot return the car or get...
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Who owns the car and who's name is on the title.
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Answered on September 02, 2014
The person whose name is on the title owns the car. It doesn't matter who paid for it.
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