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Can I sue the building I work in for an item that was stolen and could not recovered due to them not having security cameras?
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Answered on May 05, 2017
Probably not. Unless the building had a duty to have security cameras and that duty was the cause of your lost ring, you wont have much of a case.
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5 years ago I was pulled over and I had a gram of marijuana I used my brothers name when I was arrested
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Answered on May 05, 2017
Hire a lawyer and figure out the best way to make this right. You may face additional charges for stealing your brother's identity. However that is...
Can I press charges against someone for going through my phone
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Answered on May 05, 2017
Isn't it possible that he had to turn the phone on to make sure it was working properly after the screen was replaced? Did you have a security code...
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What am I legally obligated to do about the elderly man living next to me?
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Answered on May 05, 2017
You are not legally obliged to do anything unless you undertake a duty to do so.
Can you be charged with larceny, if the person's property was return?
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Answered on May 05, 2017
Whether property was returned to its rightful owner and whether it was stolen are separate issues. Just because stolen property is returned does...
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In the state of Texas, can a renter instill security cameras inside the apartment? Such as facing the doors?
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Answered on May 05, 2017
Sure. As long as they are inside your home and there is no expectation of privacy. Make sure everyone living there knows that they are there.
Can I clear my name of Domestic Violence?
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Answered on May 05, 2017
It depends whether you qualify to have your record expunged. Records eligible for expunction include:
An arrest for a crime that was never...
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Did I commit a crime?
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Answered on May 05, 2017
This is a scam. Don't pay.
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News article has my personal address without any consent on blast , legally can I sue them for it?
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Answered on May 05, 2017
There is no defamation if the news article only contains facts. There is no consent requirement to print an address.
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Is this true or not??
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Answered on May 05, 2017
Facebook, like any website, will have a public policy on this sort of thing. The reality of computer forensics could be different. It is possible...
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