Can I file a civil lawsuit against the courts if my felony was dropped to a misdemeanor
You can file but you will never win
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You can file but you will never win
This question is better asked of a recruiter. You'll face the RE code waiver and will need to meet the medical qualifications . Remember if you...
My first question would be what did the engagement agreement state? 35 to 40 % plus expenses would not be uncommon..the executor/administrator can...
I hate to break your heart but the Utah Supreme Court has spoken ¶ 13 It is irrelevant to the plain language of the statute whether the...
When you enlist you must disclose all charges. The recruiters (at least Army so I assume all the others are the same) must get all charges...
Dont know where you live but there are ways to file. Mailing overnight, companies like OneLegal that file for you. You maybe able to ask for...
I gotta ask... why are you using cell phones in class? Ill be blunt but maybe she would appreciate some courtesy
You can discuss this with a medical malpractice attorney. But it seems like you well outside the statute of limitations
The court does not want you gaining any sort of windfall or benefitting from criminal activities.
Under the Feres doctrine (issued by SCOTUS) you wont be able to sue. Discuss with an attorney to see if there are ways you can still stay in.