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What is the punishment for tampering with evidence felony 1 in ohio

Thaddeus's answer | Answered on March 22, 2010

A felony of the first degree in Ohio is punishable by up to a maximum of 10 years in prison and a 20 thousand dollar fine. Typically a felony of...

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I want to change the name of my business and keep my original as a DBA. How can I find out if the name I want is taken or not?

Thaddeus's answer | Answered on March 20, 2010

Check out the Wisconsin Secretary of State website. There is most likely a section for conducting business in Wisconsin, and a business name checker

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Will a warrant for a speeding ticket show up on my background check, and will it affect my getting the job?

Thaddeus's answer | Answered on March 20, 2010

I would recommend retaining a lawyer. For two reasons. Depending on the jurisdiction, a lawyer can walk in with you, and possibly work out a...

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How do I go about terminate my lease early?

Thaddeus's answer | Answered on March 20, 2010

I believe that you are indeed responsible for the two months rent, and penalty as a co-signer. A lease is a contractual obligation. It's been...

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I filed a false police report in ohio. Still awaiting on if they charge me or not. What punishment do i face?

Thaddeus's answer | Answered on March 19, 2010

It really depends on how the police or prosecutor's office wishes to treat it. They may not do anything at all. It really depends on the type of...

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Can you become a legal assistant in ohio with a felony 5

Thaddeus's answer | Answered on March 19, 2010

I don't see why you can't become a legal assistant. There is not a law that I am aware of, that would keep you from working as a legal assistant. ...

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