I am a nurse. I was taking pain meds to sell and use for about a year from the hospital. Now I got caught and charged.

And here is a comment from a licensing lawyer: 1. Lose the attitude. 2. Don't say anything to anyone about this except your...

Do I have legal recourse if my college told many students plus myself when enrolling we would recieve machines but never did?

Small claims court might be a good place to start . . .

What does a prejudgement demand mean?

It triggers interest. Section 408.040 RSMo. 2. []In tort actions, if a claimant has made a demand for payment of a claim or an offer of...

I don't like were I live and im turning 15 in july what can I do

Welcome to growing up. Its actually important that you don't like them -- that's what gets you out of the house and into your own life. But...

Can temporary guardianship be moved from OK to MO

Technically the case isn't moved. You'd have a new guardianship case in Missouri. The guardianship is needed wherever the child is living. You'd...

I was in Dollar General sat in KS, there was big stocking carts everywhere, I pulled one back alittle to get by and smashed my

You can try it in small claims court for just a few bucks. But I wouldn't hold my breath until I won.

Notice of attorney

Nope. You can use an attorney in the usual way -- you hire them and everyone knows they are around. Or you can keep a secret attorney in your...

I just received an email from a Sharon Tailor (court clerk)...with an attachment. Said warrant to appear. ?

I'm betting that the Attorney General would want to know about it. I have attached a link to their complaint home page. The court they claim to...

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Is data obtained from a lie detector test admissible in Court in the state of Missouri?

It is not admissible in court, but can be very useful in dealing with the prosecutor. Talk to a criminal defense attorney before you do this.

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Can police stop you to ask you questions about non-traffic violations?

The short answer to your question is no. The police can stop you under the circumstances that you described. And stickering other people's cars,...