Can a job interview actually be just a cleverly disguised arrest ambush?

Relax, take a deep breath. It is unlikely that you will be arrested or that you're in trouble. The purpose of an expungement is to permit you to...

My boyfriend has 3 warrants and the 3 for not going back to court. He was pulled over and taken in due to warrants.

It appears that the maximum jail time is 2 years or more. He should expect to do quite a bit since he has no respect for the court system. Judges...

Are Amazon's policy regarding shipping rates for individual sellers vs professional sellers unfair?

Discriminatory pricing is legal as long as the discrimination is not based upon a protected class. Such pricing is found in almost every industry....

Can a California business legally post a customer's private information online, for the purpose of revenge?

This would be considered harassment at the least and possibly more. Contact an attorney for a free consultation to discuss further. Best wishes.

CAN THIS LAW BE EXPLAINED IN LAYMANS TERMS http://law.justia.com/cases/colorado/supreme-court/1962/19988.html

Yes, it can. It may cost you at least two hours to review and draft an explanation. Good luck.

Could I go to jail from a Facebook message?

May be. May be not. Depends on the content and whether it's considered stalking or harassment. Discuss further with a local attorney.

Is this email I received on Facebook legally considered a threat? What legal action can I take to protect myself?

A restraining order is possible if you can prove who wrote this non-sense. It is also may be considered libel / defamation. Sue the person. Good...

My ex girlfriend listed me as the father of her 17 year old on his football website and I want it taken off. What do I do?

Send a letter to the website requesting that the inaccurate and misleading information be removed. Send a cease & desist letter to the ex. Good...

What can i do if it has been confirmed to me over time that my computer and phone are tapped and my email account is hacked?

Initially, you will need to pay the attorney fees and costs up front. If you prevail, the court may or may not grant you attorney fees. If they...

Only 27 states have a three strike law. So for 23 states the answer is no because they have no such system. The exact application of the...