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"Generally" if you pay the civil demand, no further action will be taken against you.

I don't see where you have a specific question.

Yes, CPS can. You can always discuss your situation with a lawyer.

The principal did not do anything wrong here - the "school" can change their mind. (unless you had a binding employment contract guaranteeing you the job & for a certain period of time) Unfair does not always equal illegal. You can look for other employment. Good luck.

Sometimes there isn't much you can do to get them to stop. You can try ignoring them - maybe they will get tired of harassing you. If not & they keep calling the police, harassing you, etc., you might consider moving or try suing them in court. Good luck.

Laws on Children Sharing a Room | eHow

In at will employment you can be terminated at any time for any reason except for a reason prohibited by law such as religion, gender, race.........or unless you have a CBA or other employment contract to the contrary. If you have a contract, you will need to read it. If you are in a union...

You need to be more clear on your actual question. Are you asking how long you have to sue for damages to an auto involved in an accident? How long you have to sue for injuries sustained in an auto accident?................. (or something else)?

We don't have any details here but generally that would be legal.

The right - no! (not unless you have some type of binding employment contract guaranteeing 21 hrs. or more per week. File for partial unemployment ins. as suggested - the state will decide if you qualify.

In these cases - if you believe you might have a case, run it by a medical malpractice attorney.

Driving without a License - Copenhaver, Ellett & Derrico Whether it is thrown out will be up to the court.

I agree with army judge. You need to leave the lady alone & see about getting a divorce.

TITLE 18 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS CHAPTER 15 CHILDREN AND VULNERABLE ADULTS 18-1510. Providing shelter to runaway children. (1) A person who knowingly or intentionally provides housing or other accommodations to a child seventeen (17) years of age or younger without the authority of: (a) the...

That was not a good idea. Even if you are making payments, the car is his if his name is on the title & he can do with it as he wishes. You might want to just let him have the car at this time. Sorry.

Ok, great. I have your address - will send you payment. :)

I have to agree with cbg - see no store liability here for something you did.

cbg - would you send me the paper back edition signed by you if I sent you a check for the book plus postage? :)

Rights while in prison? He can file a grievance with the prison - use their internal prison grievance procedure. Talk to a criminal law attorney.

"Possibly" continue the parole but could very well revoke the parole. There is no way to know for sure until the hearing.