"Can I sue _______" is a civil law question. Last I checked this was still America, and in America you can sue pretty much anyone for pretty...

My colleagues are correct. Per Mr. Isquith: The only person on the planet who's competent to answer this question without reviewing the case...

Depending upon her version of events, maybe, but in any event it sounds as if you have a decent defense ("necessity"). Wishing you luck and...

I don't have ESP, a crystal ball, Tarot cards, an Ouiji board or any other way to tell you what WILL happen; what I can tell you is that you're...

Yes. PO's can (and are supposed to) do random checks on their probationers. No warrant and no notice are required and the same can be done...

Unless it's a parent or a legal guardian, s/he who hires the lawyer is irrelevant to the attorney-client relationship (in other words, generally...

If you are asking whether someone incarcerated in one State can serve their time in another then the answer is "NO" (at least insofar as FL is...

First off understand that firearms purchase may be done in a State but it is regulated by the Feds, and, unfortunately for citizens of individual...

As usual Mr. Kollin is correct. For more info you can go straight to the source, to wit: call the Jail and ask the Shift Commander to explain...

She can be held until a bed opens, period. That said where competence is involved periodic reviews are statutorily required (I believe every 6...