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If your conviction was in Texas but you now live in North Dakota you would have to petition the court in Texas.

You may submit a petition to the court asking to seal the record. It won't be done simply because you ask. Various things are considered. For the offense you listed, assuming it is the only offense and a first offense, and you paid all fines and completed all requirements, you would probably get...

Surely you know that the police officers will have a much different version of events that justifies their use of force. That you were allegedly intoxicated is going to discredit your recollection. It is also a good reason why you were not allowed to take the vehicle. You will likely have...

Just curious... What ever became of the backordered tools? If the refund was not given, why did the tools not ship?

You do not have to prove harassment did not occur. It is the prosecutorsl's job to prove that it did occur. If the prosecutor feels there is not enough evidence to proceed then the matter may be dropped without you ever having to do anything. If you have only communicated by email then it is...

Sorry, but you are completely wrong. They likely have your application information when you requested the card, and if you ever made any payments to the account they will have that information as well. You don't seem to be disputing that it is a legitimate account of yours. If it is, it will...

A year and a half is not very long. If the debt is legitimate you will likely have difficulty preventing a judgment against you. You might have some success negotiating a lesser amount of you want to pursue that..

You have repeated the scenario twice and I still see neither a reason why you should expect the dentist to pay any demand you make nor a reason you should expect to prevail in court. That is not too say you can't be successful, but if you have a strong case you are not giving the details that...

I am not clear why you want to sue the dentist. What do you believe the dentist did wrong? Why didn't you return to the dentist instead of the ER? It seems you brought that expense on yourself.

For what's is worth, he did claim to be unfamiliar with the details and said it would be resolved in court rather than the media. I'm not so sure he was defending them so much as trying to avoid media sensationalism.

I never knew until last night when reading a bit about militias- here in California there is a category called the unorganized militia that includes all able bodied males 18-45 minus a few exceptions. The governor can call the unorganized militia into service if needed. While one is free to join...

Customer wore expensive earrings despite the sign to remove them. Customer felt the earring come out and immediately searched. Customer left without the earring? Yes... It seems a scam. I would ignore contact until served something requiring a response.

If you had an employment contract then you need to review that to determine what remedy you might have. The reasons you list as being weak sounds like very valid reasons to me. It sounds as if you were not doing anything but expect to be paid.

I understand the concern. There are definitely some kooks out there, but I wouldn't lump militias in with sovereign citizens, although some sovereigns may belong to militia groups. You know the saying... Bad apples and all...

The 2nd Amendment gives a specific reason why people have the right to keep and bear arms- because a well regulated militia is necessary for the security of a free state. While legal definitions may vary, a militia, at the time the amendment was drafted, consisted of all able-bodied men. These...

Ultimately the reasonableness of that perceived threat is determined by a jury relying on the facts known at the time. The McCloskeys also had a perceived threat, likely formed by media coverage of other similar events around the country that may have began peaceful but became riotous.

In the end I suspect that the fact they were on their own property and did not advance on the crowd will support their castle doctrine claim. That rowdy trespassers had a weapon pointed at them is not terribly concerning. Their intentions were just as unknown as the McCloskeys.

That is debatable. It is a right of the people protected in the 2nd Amendment. After all, the necessity of a militia is the foundation for the right to bear arms. If the people concede the right to form militias to state and local government then they also forfeit any need to keep and bear arms...

Keep in mind that if you received checks directly it can be proven. Those payments should have been reported when received. If you do make a claim make sure it is for an appropriate amount that doesn't cause problems for you.

Organizing and maintaining a militia is one thing, but a plot like this leaves all those who choose to exercise their rights with a black eye. These co-conspirators should expect the most severe penalties allowed.