Is it legal for a police officer to pull you over for no reason, other than the fact that he knows me?
If he's pulling you over for truly no reason, you can sue him and the department for violating your rights.
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If he's pulling you over for truly no reason, you can sue him and the department for violating your rights.
I quickly glanced over Lake Oswego municipal code, and didn't see anything authorizing a school to issue enforceable parking...
If you were publicly humiliated and falsely accused of creating sexual photos, I wouldn't call that nothing. I would bet a letter from an...
In order to issue a search warrant, a magistrate simply must make a finding of probable cause, meaning: it is more likely than not, that evidence...
Oregon is an "at will" employment state. An employer can fire you, or decline to hire you, for any reason that doesn't involve unlawful...
If I were you, I would call or visit the PO, explain the situation, and get it behind you. . .beats worrying about it.
Obviously, you need to get serious about unloading property and get an attorney hired. In the meantime, your friend has an absolute...
More information is needed (type of case, history of the case in the system, circumstances of warrant, etc). My best advice would be to contact...
My goodness, you are paranoid. When the police conduct prostitution sings online (which they definitely do), they don't arrest anyone until they...
If you don't have an employment contract, your employer can change your schedule. Fortunately, they cannot force you to continue working there.