IS IT LEGAL FOR POLICE TO SEND INFO ON A JUVENILE TO A LANDLORD WITHOUT THE REQUEST OF THE LANDLORD AND IF YOU ARE NOT ON PUBLIC

I do not know what state you are in, but there are some states where this practice you describe can be legal. Namely if the juvenile is a...

Does this create a conflic of interest with me and the Army? (Military Law)

I suspect that the dual receipt of muster pay and the VA disability does in fact cause a conflict of interest. If it later becomes clear that you...

Your ticket is probably settled by now, but for the benefit of other users to this site, I wanted to add the following comments and observations. ...

What is the best way to deal with my DUI? I would like my record cleared asap or to have the least damage done.

A DUI charge may appear to be a simple charge, but there are many complexities which must be attended to in order to get the best result. Because...

What would be the sentence for Felony 1 robbery?

Washington felony courts follow the adult sentencing grid to determine what an offender's score will be at sentencing. The offender score is...

Rights of army solider serving overseas and responding to divorce proceedings

Wisconsin is a community property state, so if they are still married, it is possible for the truck to be deemed community property if the divorce...

Is military retirement benefits divisible in divorce

I am not as well versed in this area as I once was, but to answer your question in general terms, the situation you are describing was once...

Consequences for walking away from the military

The situation you describe is called desertion under military law, and - get this - when committed in a time of war, carries the death penalty. ...

Can i sue the US Army

This is a tough situation and you really do not have a lot of options. First of all, the laws currently in place in this country will not...

What are the consequences in FL state for leaving the county while on probation for a misdeameanor

Do you mean leaving the country and never coming back? If that's what you mean, then the court having jurisdiction over your probation could...