How do you get a statement suppressed that you didnt make?
YOU can't suppress a statement you didn't make yourself. The person who allegedly made the statement can try to suppress it if his rights were...
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YOU can't suppress a statement you didn't make yourself. The person who allegedly made the statement can try to suppress it if his rights were...
If you record those conversations, you won't be breaking the law, but if your employer decides to terminate your employment for doing it, then you...
Like a lot of employees, you're overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all -- it belongs to your EMPLOYER, and the...
You're sixteen, and still legally a child. Your parents can take your money if they want.
Short Answer: No, you can't. Your husband's employer is within his rights to say "no cell phones during work hours." that's true even if your...
Time clock fraud is also called time card THEFT, and so the answer is YES, you COULD go to jail. The probability that you would be sentenced to...
I agree with Mr. Ilmanen. Report this to the police before you do anything else. After the man is convicted (or even if he's acquitted in the...
Go to the Indiana Secretary of State's website and get the Secretary of State's Guide to Starting a Business in Indiana. The address is: ...
Unless your mom's children are co-signers on the credit cards, they have no legal obligation to pay the debt. Whether your mom has a will, or is...
What you describe is probably not enough to constitute child abuse in the legal sense, although it is quite abusive in the psychological...