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If you were in jail for five months, you may have a tough time convincing a court that the dog wasn't abandoned. In order to sue the police for...
Nothing in this unfortunate tale is likely to form the basis for a lawsuit. You committed the original felonies. You wrecked your car in a rather...
Nothing in this unfortunate tale is likely to form the basis for a lawsuit. You committed the original felonies. You wrecked your car in a rather...
If you are subpoenaed, you will need to testify, although conflicting past statements may give rise to an ability to take the Fifth to avoid...
Nothing in this unfortunate tale is likely to form the basis for a lawsuit. You committed the original felonies. You wrecked your car in a rather...
Likely nothing, but this is not a civil rights question. Changed the category to try and get you some better answers.
If you can get police interested in a relatively minor incident like this, it sounds like at best it would disorderly conduct, as there was no harm...
If the car is fit to drive as is, tell him thanks but no thanks, and pick it up. If it is not, other than paying him or someone else to fix it, you...
First of all, stop stealing. Second, get a lawyer. If you can't afford one, go see the public defender. Jail is certainly a possibility.
The owner of the motorcycle can file a replevin action in small claims court, or given the cost and time involved, could just pay his father the...
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