Is there an "intent" requirement for misdemeanor animal cruelty?
yes. intent is an element that the prosecution must prove.
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yes. intent is an element that the prosecution must prove.
Yes, offer+acceptance+consideration=contract. Email better than oral, less than a fully written out signed contract. Have fun with the project!
I think this is more of an immigration issue, I'll fix that for you. I think from what you said, divorce may be in the cards.
I think the beef is with the "dealer", not your mechanic. Try to return the car for a full refund, or sue the guy for damages and fraud. Report...
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Neither CA nor OR give a whit about cheating. As for custody and alimony, it appears at first glance that either state would give a fair result. ...
Tell them to stuff it, and use your own financing at 16%.
They have a case, and so do you. I doubt that they would even try to sue for the $200. If they do, you can counterclaim your hours they shorted...
If the threat was to inflict imminent bodily harm, it would be classified as assault, which is a crime. If it was then followed through on, it...
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Since you are pro-per, and she is represented, you should communicate only with her attorney.