How do I clear a restraining order that was dismissed by the judge?
You're out of luck. Court filings like that are public record and are permanent records of proceedings for the public.
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You're out of luck. Court filings like that are public record and are permanent records of proceedings for the public.
modified means it was changed but it depends on what was modified. The only waiver I know if the appellate fee waiver or appellate fee waiver....
a judge does not make a determination to prosecute. Even if they did then there would prosecutorial immunity either way. A bad decision against you...
Depends on what happened and why. If they made a good faith mistake you can seek damages for property but they are protected by qualified immunity...
If it was because the officer was mistaken that your seat belt was on and they thought it was off then no there is no claim for mistake such as that.
If your claim is based upon filings in court, it may be barred by the litigation privilege although state litigation privilege does not apply to...
Depends on the all facts. Many times places over comply with ADA issues so taking one spot may not be a violation if they're still enough...
1- your rights were not violated because it is your son, not your property. 2- you were not incorrectly advised because there was a court case...
You can do what you want but you have no right to dictate how minor's counsel wants to communicate with you. If I were you, just comply because...
This doesn't sound like a claim. Even if they knew he had ADHD if he was acting suspiciously or out of control then can restrain him if it is...