What to do with the hostile environment I am forced to work in.

Unfortunately, "hostile work environment" is poorly named. An employer is not required to have a pleasant working environment. "Hostile work...

Can I still move out when im 18 even if im still in high school?

Your parents lose legal custody and control over you once you turn 18. I urge you to consider staying until you finish high school. Finishing HS...

if a PD just asks the judge "I have some Characterletters here on ****'s behalf, would you like to read them? Can judge read?

I'm not in your state. Any information submitted by the defendant would likely have to be made part of the court record - either a filing with...

If my son plead from felony robbery to a mistamenor and now 8 years later possession of meth can judge refer misdemeor as felony

Your son's attorney should be correcting the judge on anything that is not accurate. In my state they'd say he was charged with a felony and pled...

I'm not in your state. It's possible this slipped through the cracks. A motion to enlarge is not rocket science and would be granted or denied...

After a 2 year Protective Order in Texas expires, can unspoken violations carry penalties even after it's over?

I'm not in TX. Probably... If your state has a separate criminal charge for the violations, like my state, then the statute of limitations...

How can bond be ordered by a judge and then jail says there is no bond?

It could be a paperwork mixup. It might also be additional charges, or warrants from another county. Or, if he is already on probation or...

Do I have a law suit ? Also I believe I need an attorney to speak for me so the state attorney knows what's going on before the?

I'm not in your state. Whether you have any lawsuit depends on the evidence. Dirty cops who have been doing it a while are usually pretty good...

I'm not in CA. Cops are normally free to do anything that Joe Citizen could do. I can walk up to someone pumping gas and ask for their name and...

Will missouri extradite me from washington?

It's always POSSIBLE. You can contact the court clerk and they might be able to tell you the terms on the warrant. In my state, the warrant is...