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Clearly, you should not have been breaking the law by driving. Yes, it is. There are even scanners available that automatically run plates to determine if they match any reported stolen vehicles. Using the same technology, they might also be capable of checking to see if the registered...

You want to "press charges" against who? For what?

There are a variety of case law decisions that could be relied upon to support both the sniff and the subsequent search of a vehicle on campus. Georgia law would also play a part in this. If the student declined to consent to a search, then the police can either act on an exigency, or...

About all you can do is speak to the prosecutor. The state assumes you will refuse to cooperate since more than 75% of victims do just that. The prosecutor may refuse, or they may have you sign documents acknowledging that not cooperating is not smart and/or that you ill not hold the police...

Yes they can. They can even have a MALE employee clean the ladies' locker room and ask (or wait for) the ladies to leave.

Can you identify this other female that caused the bruises? Were there any witnesses at that party that can testify to the other female being the cause of the injuries? I imagine that someone can testify that your fiance was thumped by this other woman and identify her, right?

Again, if you think that some definition or another is going to make you exempt from some legal process either in the UK or elsewhere, you are mistaken. We have a "sovereign citizen" movement here that tries this falderall all the time. They tend to hang their collective hats on fallacious...

I take it that this is YOUR book? If so, you may be in violation of this site's TOS. And, no, I have not heard that it was "one of the top 5" books on law enforcement ... and given that it was released only recently, I'd be curious to know where THAT rating came from. It may be a very good...

I'm not sure what version of Black's you are using, but here's what I found for, "Person" ... What is PERSON? A man considered according to the rank he holds in society, with all the rights to which the place he holds entitles him, and the duties which it imposes. 1 Bouv. Inst. no. 137. A...

I think this may well settle the issue of discipline. I think the question then becomes whether or not unpaid time for court is considered "punishment?" Personally, I'd think the court could easily see her being penalized by unpaid time to comply with a court order (which would be a CRIME to...

You can contact Facebook or whatever provider of the means he is contacting you and let them know about the order and his actions. You can - and SHOULD - also contact the police and report his violation of the court order.

Why was she in court?? Was it for a prior suspected shoplifting case? Even if charges were dismissed, the court cannot generally tell Target who they can or cannot "ban" from their property. You can call the police and report that you were manhandled (i.e. battered) without cause. You can...

It may cut both ways in some states - maybe even your state of Texas, but this is not necessarily the case in every state. And the links you provided make no specific mention of these as being two way orders unless specifically made a "mutual" order. Maybe Sadmomma was mutually restrained, but...

Well, if the other party is restrained from contacting sadmomma, then it is the OTHER guy that can get in trouble for the contact ... unless this is a mutual order and sadmomma failed to state this. Such mutual orders are almost never seen out here, but, in TN? Who knows? @sadmomma, you...

Lawsuits are about money. They also cost money ... a LOT of money. So, if you have $20,000-$25,000 to spend to get started, have evidence of harm as a result of libelous and untrue claims, and your niece has the capability to pay any judgement you MIGHT (long hot) receive, then start...

Contact the store management or the regional office. They don't really NEED a reason to say you are no longer welcome there. But, as I am often told by Wal-Mart LPAs, if you wish to have the ban lifted, speak to the store management or to the regional management about it.

As suggested, consult an attorney. You are facing criminal charges for a DUI over .08 BAC and this can result in costly fines, jail time, probation, alcohol classes, and a license suspension.

From what you are admitting to, it sounds as if CPS had some legitimate concerns. But, based upon your own admission, you recognize that you need to make some changes and are attempting to do so. This is always the first step. Family reunification is always the goal. Provided you jump...

Yeah ... that would do it, alright! That's good. It sounds as if they developed additional information that led them to believe there were other dangers in the home and wanted to see that these were addressed before they returned the children. That MAY be their impression. IS she abused...

CAN they take the newborn? Only under the right conditions and circumstances, and with a court order or exigent circumstances. It is very unlikely that this will happen, however. Oh, and CPS will not remove three children because you yelled at them and spanked them. It has to be a LOT more...