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Is there assigned parking? Why not just ask your neighbor to move his car?
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Wait, you asked him to move his car so you could get yours out, and he said no? We had a guy park on the street and block my driveway enough so that I couldn't move my car, so we called the non-emergency number for the police, they came out wrote the guy a ticket and had it towed. Try calling the cops first.
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Feb 14, 2010 04:51
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Sizzler Manager posted:Can someone explain this to me? I don't even think it's fair that I should get cited for loving up my own car and damaging nothing else. You didn't get a ticket for damaging your car, you got a ticket for running off the road. You were unable to control your car under the circumstances, and got a ticket for it.
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Feb 23, 2010 17:13
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Thorias posted:That's what I've been doing, what I mainly want to know is how come it's possible to have a court date and not be told about it, with a letter, or a phone call or anything from the court or the lawyer? It makes it sound like to me that his lawyer doesn't really care about winning this case if he won't tell his client about the court date. There is almost no chance your brother wasn't made aware of his court date.
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Mar 9, 2010 22:39
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excellentcoffee posted:Location: Ohio. Why did you testify? Was it a Federal grand jury?
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Mar 20, 2010 23:59
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Why is he now refusing to pay? Is your other roommate willing to actually testify?
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Apr 2, 2010 23:56
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jase1 posted:Yes that's true but I also want to stop being harassed. I am not doing anything wrong or he would have given me a ticket by now. You admitted at least twice in your post that you'd broken the law.
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Apr 8, 2010 22:55
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Amused to Death posted:the mother/daughter involved are 26 and 47 respectively That doesn't sound right.
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Apr 22, 2010 00:00
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NancyPants posted:Was I having a dream, or isn't it completely illegal for cops to set up checkpoints and just pull over X number of cars that are not seen to be performing any violations and request licenses and registrations? I'm not talking about times they set up with five cars in busy areas on summer holidays and they wait for drunks and speeders and whatnot to pull over, I mean pulling over drivers who aren't visibly breaking any laws. Why would that be illegal? You basically agree to allowing the cops to stop you anytime they want when you get your license.
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Apr 23, 2010 08:54
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Eli Cash posted:I did just this and gently caress. The lady at the juvenile court looked my record up and told me over the phone my charges and that they were still open to be viewed(which I thought was weird, confidentiality-wise). I'm going there Monday morning to fill out an expungement application. Funny thing is my attorney told me a year ago that these charges weren't accessible and was surprised that I told him otherwise today. Why are you having a background check? There are some agencies that can view your record regardless of it being expunged or sealed.
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Apr 30, 2010 02:24
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meteloides posted:What I did in return can be construed as assault, though I didn't hit him; I grabbed his shirt and told him to never say that to me again, or I'd report him for sexual harassment. That wouldn't be "construed" as assault, it'd most likely be classified as battery. However much he was out of line, you went way overboard when you grabbed him. If any employee ever grabbed me like that, subordinate or not, I would make it my job to get them fired. He was probably, and very likely, way out of line with his comment, but you trumped his actions.
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Jun 15, 2010 10:54
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MalConstant posted:I wanted him to pay for my share... Of the rent? You've already said you walked out on the contract, did you figure out a way to take care of the rest of the rent?
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Jun 18, 2010 09:32
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Is there a sign in the front yard or a sticker on a window with the name of the alarm company? Failing that, turn off the power to the house.
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Jun 29, 2010 22:32
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Orlen posted:There's no number for either the letting agent or the alarm company written on any sign or alarm box on the front of the house. Start calling security companies in your area until you find one that'll help out.
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Jun 29, 2010 22:46
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Robawesome posted:thanks for pointing that out. He's not contending what was found in the search, it's a matter of the search being illegal. Haven't you ever heard of a case of drugs being thrown out for illegal search? You're really not contributing here. How was the search illegal?
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Jul 14, 2010 20:33
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ZeldaLeft posted:There's a guy who wants to kick my rear end. He's taken to shoving me and spitting on me when I see him in public. It's annoying and embarrassing, but I'm still not going to give him the satisfaction of a fight. I do, however, have a whole bunch of facebook screenshots, posts and chat logs where he has specifically stated his intention to do me physical harm over the past few weeks. Are these admissible? Can I get a restraining order or something? At what point can I take some type of preventative/retaliatory action? Shoving and spitting is assault. If you're not going to fight him, call the police.
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Jul 18, 2010 22:03
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ZeldaLeft posted:Noted, but this is Pittsburgh, and it's at a bar. The cops will laugh at me and do nothing, and even if they remove him from the bar, he'll just come back some other time, we kinda run in the same social circle. Why is he loving with you?
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Jul 18, 2010 22:20
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ZeldaLeft posted:ok, but since i didn't have his address, I couldn't get the police to even charge him go talk to him. So, find out his full name and get his address? Other than "not giving him the satisfaction," is there a reason you don't just clock him next time he pushes you or spits on you?
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Jul 19, 2010 20:06
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baquerd posted:Suppose you run into someone's fence accidentally (backing up with a big van for example). What are you typically liable for and is there any criminal potential? How bad would ignoring it be worst case scenario? Is this a serious question? You'd be liable for the damage you caused to the fence. If the owner called the police, you could be fined or maybe arrested.
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Aug 5, 2010 07:42
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baquerd posted:It's still pretty ridiculous, high $x hundred dollars to replace what's basically 6 feet of wood slats. Fences are expensive to put up and to repair properly. That's why you shouldn't run into them. And if you do, you should be expected to pay the cost of repairs.
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Aug 5, 2010 08:58
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You are loving ridiculous.
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Aug 6, 2010 20:29
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SWATJester posted:OYEZ OYEZ OYEZ, COMES NOW [PLAINTIFF] HAVING BUSINESS BEFORE THIS, THE HONORABLE COURT OF SMALL CLAIMS, DULY SWEARETH AND AFFIRMETH IT TO BE TRUE THAT.... ...I ran into a fence and I don't want to PAY for it. How can I, my heirs, and anyone I've ever met, not be responsible for it?
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Aug 7, 2010 09:12
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Ingen posted:It's a traffic matter, wreckless driving. If it's wreck-less, there shouldn't be a problem.
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Aug 10, 2010 08:49
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Potrod posted:So, my question is, how do I clear all this up, pay the original summons and whatever else? The physical summons/ticket/whatever itself is long gone, I assume, though possibly buried under some papers somewhere. Call the court.
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Aug 14, 2010 10:08
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Kinda specific, but is anyone familiar with laws regarding minors being in bars in Texas? Basically, there's a 17 year old in a band that his 29 year old brother is also in. The parents, the owner of the bar and the local cops are cool with it, but on the off chance TABC comes in, is there an issue?
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Aug 18, 2010 05:48
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Call her? Call the company she works for? Stop emailing.
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Aug 21, 2010 03:57
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Biskies posted:I may be stupid, but I don't get this at all. I work for an IP attorney (I work in patent prosecution). I have no idea what answer that was supposed to provide since it's the partner I work for that is causing this issue for me Right. A partner.
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Aug 21, 2010 04:56
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Alchenar posted:If you see someone climbing out of one of your windows then you would not be entitled to make any of those assumptions despite him technically being on your property. If someone is climbing out of your window, how are they not committing a crime?
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Aug 25, 2010 17:13
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quepasa18 posted:You can only use lethal force if your own life (or that of another) is in jeopardy, based on what a reasonable person would believe under the circumstances. It's not based on a crime being committed. Generally, once the intruder is retreating, your abiilty to use lethal force is gone. This is entirely dependent on the jurisdiction. In some states, it is entirely legal to use deadly force to prevent a property crime.
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Aug 25, 2010 17:19
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Spiderfailure posted:Do I have to disclose to my Navy recruiter something that happened as a minor and was dismissed under deferred adjudication or can the military just see everything? It has been my experience that the military can see everything. What is it?
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Aug 26, 2010 02:34
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nm posted:A pro bono lawyer is called a public defender. This is not accurate. A lawyer working pro bono isn't necessarily from the public defenders office.
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Sep 16, 2010 16:30
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Whose house is it?
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Sep 17, 2010 20:17
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haruspex posted:My question is, if the employee couldn't/wouldn't come back in, would the employer have grounds for termination? This isn't anything that's ever happened, but I am curious. Depending on the state, an employer can fire someone for almost any reason or no reason at all, barring the obvious race, religion, whatever else protected class.
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Sep 19, 2010 07:22
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Go to a loving doctor.
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Oct 2, 2010 06:36
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Dick Smegma posted:Im trying to be a Registered Nurse in Texas, and part of the process is getting a FBI fingerprinting done. They'll be able to see it, but usually the FBI check is to see if your prints match up to any unsolved crimes.
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Oct 12, 2010 08:41
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What'd he say when you asked him to fix the door?
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Nov 4, 2010 21:42
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You were in an accident involving a drunk driver and didn't call the cops?
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Nov 5, 2010 06:10
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Dick Smegma posted:Lately a lot of religious groups – Jehovah’s Witnesses primarily – but others also – have been canvassing my neighborhood and spreading “the good news”. I am just fine without their little visits. The next time some drop by I was thinking about answering my door naked – even inviting them in if they want to talk. Would this be illegal? After all, I’d be in the privacy of my own home. Do you think they would put out the word to their fellow proselytizers to avoid my place? Or, you could answer the door and say, "Hey guys, I'm really not interested. Thanks, but no."
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Nov 13, 2010 12:48
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Corsair Jr posted:When I said payback I meant they might be making this whole thing up. The only evidence I saw was a tiny picture of a roughly 2" in diameter red spot on a white cushion on a chair. But you're not sure you didn't do it?
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Dec 7, 2010 01:02
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Does she not have some duty to report a crime? Can she hide behind spousal privilege with this?
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Dec 11, 2010 10:36
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