Can I sue a federal agency for disclosing a destroyed record after petition of factual innocence was granted?
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Answered on December 02, 2023
The question on your SF86. Have you ever been charged with a felony? Or in the Past 7 years have you been summoned, cited, or charged. The...
Can I report a wife that is cheating on her husband that is in the military and he is deployed right now?
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Answered on December 02, 2023
Sure you can report it but why? Military has no jurisdiction to prosecute a civilian. The military won’t care and will do nothing. If you don’t...
Is the military immune to Injunctive relief?
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Answered on December 02, 2023
Probably not an injunctive relief but an appeal under Administrative Procedures Act.
The US Supreme Court has stated. “ We have previously held,...
How much am i looking at if im making 80k a year and she makes almost 40k a year and i dont want to be in kids life.
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Answered on December 02, 2023
You can’t force her to abort. You will be responsible for child support, medical, child care, for the next 18 years. The exact details will be...
What happens when a defendant refuses to accept service for 40 days?
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Answered on December 01, 2023
The time clocks when approximately served under Rule 4. You can’t get a default because of delay in service.
Can defendants refuse to accept service to stop the clock and get more time to answer?
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Answered on December 01, 2023
If the Marshals served them, the Marshals will file a return/proof of service with the Court. Defendants time to answer is based on date of service.
For appellate law or appeals of the decision of a government agency, what are laws regarding a time limit for evidence?
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Answered on December 01, 2023
Generally you have to prove you are eligible for benefits like that. The evidence you used three years ago would have been in your file. The...
Was any procedural right to due process regarding discovery in civil cases violated in my case?
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Answered on December 01, 2023
Your right to due process was probably not violated. However if a judge fails to take a self represented status into play it could be see as an...
How to i file a suit against my city for passing an ordinance that is unconstitutional?
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Answered on November 30, 2023
You don’t live in the city, the law doesn’t directly affect you. You don’t have standing to challenge it.
If I was denied due process as a pro se litigant under indigent status, is it and everything it caused a violation of my rights?
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Answered on November 30, 2023
Calling the judge and trying to figure out motions with judicial staff is inappropriate. How can you win with prejudice against yourself? That...
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