If a state law exists do a city ordinance override the state law?
Ordinances are oftentimes more restrictive than State laws, yes. As to this particular case, it would depend on the law and the ordinance at play.
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Ordinances are oftentimes more restrictive than State laws, yes. As to this particular case, it would depend on the law and the ordinance at play.
This does not sound like a legal question to me, but I'll change the practice area for you if it will help. Normally, I don't hear people...
As this isn't a "Banking" question, I'll change the practice area. You should really sit down with an estate planning attorney for a thorough review.
If the signs were still up, then it's still a handicapped space, whether or not the person who asked for it moved or not. I'm going to change the...
This isn't really a "State & Local" issue, so I'll change the practice area to elicit better answers for you.
This not being a "Financial Services" question, I'll change the practice area. You need to talk to a criminal defense attorney.
Apparently they believe you owe them money. They cannot have you arrested. You should speak to a consumer lawyer about options.
This isn't a "State & Local" issue. Changing the practice area.
"Potential guns"? You certainly could be charged with the robbery, lack of eye contact notwithstanding. Consult a criminal defense attorney.
I recommend following Mr. Rafter's advice.