Circumstantial evidence, eyewitness testimony (from the victim), etc are all enough to charge and convict. No need for DNA at all.

I retagged this. File a wage claim with the state. See https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/howtofilewageclaim.htm They will help resolve this.

If he successfully sued (or got a settlement) in small claims, he is precluded from suing for the same thing again in a different court. The...

Rule 10 of the US Supreme Court rules tell you what is appealable. (a) a United States court of appeals has entered a decision in conflict with...

It would be a lot cheaper and easier to have custom shoes made. A lawsuit would be extremely expensive.

Officer doesn’t have to demonstrate to you. The officer cited you. You probably ought to review revised Missouri statutes 304.015. You do have to...

Hearsay rules and exceptions take a long time to master. Hearsay deals with out of court statements offered for the truth of matter asserted....

If you are a victim of these crimes for three years have you reported this to appropriate law enforcement agencies? That may be more appropriate...

Depends on what exception you are using them and the purpose you are using them for. They have to be relevant. They have to be appropriately...

I’d say you assume that all quotes are published and copyright periods are in effect for any quote and then you can’t be wrong.