Can I sue an internet scam?
Sure you can sue -- anybody can sue anybody for anything. By doing so you will be publicly admitting and confessing to your crimes of...
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Sure you can sue -- anybody can sue anybody for anything. By doing so you will be publicly admitting and confessing to your crimes of...
The magic word in your question is "NOW". The previous DA 'policy' counted prior juvenile 'convictions' as strikes pursuant to the '3 strikes'...
The above responses have now educated you that you are proposing to, or have committed, a felony by making an insurance claim on false basis. ...
No one needs an attorney to 'report' a crime. However, an attorney needs to educate you quickly about reality and the risks involved in online...
Reporting a car stolen IS pressing charges. If you don't want him arrested, then don't file. Instead, report a missing person and ask for police...
If property, your money, was seized to be held as evidence in a criminal case, then it would only be returned after the prosecution no longer needs...
Comply with instructions of police as ordered, regardless of what you think the 'law' is. You have no special right or immunity from normal police...
No, it doesn't. Deal with it properly, by appearing in the issuing court, with or without an attorney, and 'dealing' with the criminal charges...
Well, you could try to 'void' the contract by refusing to pay as agreed, but the company could file a police report and seek prosecution for your...
"Remove"? You can't. That is why they are called 'permanent records'. Wouldn't every person convicted love to 'erase' their record? Of...