Is there a way for me to refuse to testify in a court case?
If you are subpoenaed by the prosecutor, you are legally obligated to appear in court and testify truthfully. If you refuse, you could be jailed...
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If you are subpoenaed by the prosecutor, you are legally obligated to appear in court and testify truthfully. If you refuse, you could be jailed...
Your employer can have a rule that no video recording is allowed while on the premises, and you can require the person to leave the premises if you...
Child pornography requires a "depiction" of a "person" who is under the age of 18. It's hard to see how a silicon "torso" with no limbs, and no...
If an employee is entitled to FMLA leave, the employer MUST restore the employee to his/her original job when the employee returns, or must place...
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...
Telling Alexa (or whoever) to search for something is not illegal. It's only illegal if you actually downloaded (i.e., possessed) an illegal...
It wasn't ILLEGAL for your ex to access your computer while it was still at her house. It wasn't illegal for her to report the illegal content...
Assuming you got the patient's name and identifying information from hospital records, then yes, that is a HIPAA violation.
Assuming the police had probable cause to arrest you, the fact that you were inside a business is completely irrelevant.
Your friend needs to call the police NOW!!!!!