Is it legal for her to carry a pocket knife.if someone attacks her will she get In trouble for using it to defend herself

If it is a "common" pocket knife, then she can carry it. It is not considered a weapon unless she uses it as a weapon. Mere possession, even if...

Is there any law preventing this type of thing from happening?

Yes, stores are allowed to keep track of their customers' names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and other identifying information.

Yes, they can kick him out. Their obligation to provide food, shelter, clothing, support, and guidance ended when he reached majority (became an...

Does Indiana law require a photo ID to pick up prescription narcotics?

It is federal law that requires the presentation of photographic identification when picking up narcotics and other drugs with the potential for...

Is there a law against defamation of the US flag, and if so what's the punishment?

There is no law against this and, given the First Amendment, there can be no law prohibiting this. As such is the case, there is no punishment for...

Did the NJ State Trooper have a right to demand my work ID, contact my supervisor, and make me prove my innocence?

It seems to me that the officer's conduct was entirely appropriate. You did not mention why the trooper stopped you. Something must have...

Who do I lien on? The subcontractor that hired me or the owner of the boat

You have a maritime lien for necessaries on the boat itself. The lien was perfected when you performed the work and you are not required to record...

Yes, they can. If your deed has a restrictive covenant or if your Home Owners Association has a rule against it, they can say that you cannot...

My school refuses to give me my K-12 records. I am out of school and owe book fines, from when I was a minor. What can I do?

What can you do? That's easy. Just pay for the books you lost or find and return them. You are an adult now. Start acting like one and take...

Inaccurate citation

Can you fight to have the citation dropped? You can try, but "dropped" as in dismissed before trial is unlikely. By all means, ask the judge to...