Is this a legal matter
The merchant has the absolute right to call the police. California’s Anti-SLAPP laws prevent anything to occur to the merchant unless you can...
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The merchant has the absolute right to call the police. California’s Anti-SLAPP laws prevent anything to occur to the merchant unless you can...
I retagged this. I personally can’t see how they can sponsor you.
Call the police and report it…………..
It would be a malpractice case. The difficulty? You will have to prove the you would have won the case if the malpractice had not occurred. (Trial...
It’s a bad idea for an adult to be involved with an underage minor. My advice to your boyfriend runaway from you as fast and as far as he can.
This is not a case where there is compensation and settlement. This is a criminal case where you could face a criminal conviction. You need an...
It sounds like you are trying to represent yourself on felony charges. Not a good idea. Get an attorney.
It seems that it just doesn’t just sit there. Records are submitted, briefs are filed… ask the court clerks
Your question is confusing and makes little sense. Minute orders aren’t necessarily appealable. See CCP 904.1… it sounds like the Appellate Court...
I honestly don’t see a question in this and have no idea what you are attempting to ask. You may want to try again.