A police officer gave me a ticket for a taillight that wasn't out.
First, you haven't gotten a ticket yet. It seems to me if they wanted to give you a ticket, they would have done so then. If you do get one in...
Springfield, IL
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First, you haven't gotten a ticket yet. It seems to me if they wanted to give you a ticket, they would have done so then. If you do get one in...
No, unless you are an attorney, you cannot represent him in court. Was he given a court date for a warning?
Of course not. Tell him you don't want to be touched. If necessary, tell a teacher.
I have changed the practice area from "Transportation" to something more appropriate.
You should speak with an employment attorney.
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Report it to your insurance. I have changed the practice area from "State & Local" government to something more appropriate.
It's not clear what you want to sue him for. It sounds like you would benefit more from consulting a family lawyer.
Yes, you absolutely need to see an attorney.
I have changed the practice area from "State & Local" government to something more appropriate.