Is a violation the same as an offense? Also what's the difference between committed and convicted? (for crime/ offense)
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Answered on March 13, 2013
A violation is defined at ORS 153.008. An offense is a violation if the statute describing the defense says it's a violation; or if the statute...
Can an apartment manager tell me my kids can't play outside?
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Answered on March 13, 2013
Hi Penny -
Landlords can create rules and regulations about the ways tenants use the premises. But the rules are only enforceable against you...
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I d been arrested for a shoplifting and i have a court after 19 days...so how can i defending my self behind the judge...or can
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Answered on March 13, 2013
Get yourself a criminal defense lawyer ASAP - a theft conviction can leave a nasty stain on your record that can last for years and make it...
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Is this treatment unlawful for holding on to a deposit and then some?
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Answered on March 13, 2013
It sounds like your landlord is trying to illegally screw you over. You may have the right to recover quite a bit of money from him - maybe even...
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Is what he is doing against the law?
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Answered on March 13, 2013
First, you should understand that your landlord can charge you for something even if he doesn't say anything about it in your deposit accounting....
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Can the landlord take my rent money and tell me that she is putting it onto my late fees and not for this months rent?
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Answered on March 13, 2013
Mr. Nessly is right - landlords are specifically forbidden from taking your timely rent and applying part of it to something else and then saying...
Can the courts use a letter that one inmate in jail wrote to another inmate in the same jail as evidence to charge someone with?
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Answered on March 13, 2013
A letter like this is certainly something that the court could consider as evidence of a crime.
For example - if Inmate A writes a letter to...
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What takes precedence: A state police report or an investigator's report?
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Answered on March 13, 2013
Reports are not given a specific order of "precedence." Assuming that both reports are admitted into evidence, a judge or jury can evaluate both...
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Is this legal for the officer to do?
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Answered on March 13, 2013
It depends partially on the reason for the initial dismissal, how the case was dismissed, and how much happened in court. The case may be totally...
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Can a city enforce a complaint from a citizen that is based solely on religious belief? Would that be supporting the religion
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Answered on March 13, 2013
The other answering attorneys are correct - whether the city can enforce a complaint depends 100% on whether the 11 properties are violating a law...
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