Yes you can sue. Expect the cost of suing to run north of $10,000 and take 8-12 months or more depending on the court docket. If the item is only...

You must comply with any court order. A biological father has rights that the court must consider. Your fears should be expressed to any court...

A confession of a past crime could result in criminal charges or law suits. Depends on the crime. ...

Miranda is not required---common misunderstanding from too many TV shows. Frequently police do not need any statements from a suspect.

Short answer---no. Long past the time in which you could have sued (if you had a case, which is unclear here).

Once lawyers are involved---best to do nothing IMHO unless or until your own lawyer advises you. School being sued does NOT mean you are in the...

A doctor may be sued for medical malpractice if you can show he or she deviated from a reasonable standard of care under the circumstances and show...

The prosecution has to convince the trier of fact beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime (every element of it). That is a crap...

Does not seem like there is any legal basis to sue. Being autistic does not mean a storekeeper is required to accept behavior that is...

Yes you can sue. You will need to prove who did what or who didn't do what. Will need evidence beyond just making the assertion.