Search results

Then the petition dies.

You very much can get a default judgment against you. It shouldn't happen because the case shouldn't be heard without proof. I suspect this may be why the case was continued to the new date. Service only needs to happen five days before the court date, so don't think you're home free...

I see no indication that there are separate plaintiffs.

You can't sue courthouses or judges. That will not happen. Suing the sheriff or the state isn't going to last very long. As others pointed out, you could easily get most of this stuff replaced on your own. Further, if you have issues with the restraining order and arrangements, you...

The post-lease buy out was probably set by formula when the lease was taken out originally. It may or may not be a good deal. Really, the lender doesn't care. They don't want the leased car back, it's a better deal for them for you to buy it without them having to dispose of it.

Other than the part about the president being immune to such things, your comment is wrong. Other than not having standing nor an actionable claim, he could sue the agency whose contract was mandating the vaccination regardless of who put the mandate they were enforcing. Of course, you're...

He was already cuffed and in the process of being crammed in the back of the police car. There were at least two officers there to handle that.

No, you are not going to get criminally charged. You can fix it on your taxes when you file. If you fail to do so, most likely the IRS will "correct" it themselves and assess you the additional tax liability. Even failure to pay that will just lead to collection actions.

Even if they were 100% guaranteed to be safe, the use that many officers use is inhumane and likely unconstitutional if they were subject to any real scrutiny. Tasers just make the random overuse of force more palatable and hence encourages it.

Well, at this point, the implementation of the mandate has been suspended by the courts, so any random actions on the same activity are going to be dismissed out of hand. If the courts uphold the ban, you won't be able to sue over anything as it NEVER WENT INTO EFFECT. Second, you have no...

The other thing is to stop using tasers as a casual thing to "punish" allegedly "non-compliant" suspects with. Even tasers can be lethal in situations. Their use should be restricted to times when no other option is available.

Chances are, they will sell to you provided you are able to obtain financing for the cost. Car leases aren't "lease-purchase" plans in the traditional sense. They're likely not giving you any deal on the residual car. They'd likely sell it to anybody.

Never fork over the cash without an executed title.

It's hard to believe, but this has not been the first time that it has happened. There have been at least three other cases that I am aware of. THere was the Oscar Grant/Johannes Mehserle shooting in Calfiornia. That one was even more egregiously awful, because there was no doubt that the...

LemonSquad sounds about as useful and as shady as the home inspection racket.

Unless you are in a rare case where the ordinance specifically preempts things, you can't have chickens.

Or properly, you're bound by the most restrictive of either of them.

Alas, even if there was an HOA you're out of luck. HOAs are loosely regulated in Alabama and there's no obligation of disclosure of rules/covenants unlike some other states. It's up to you to do your do diligence. Understand you won't ever typically find this in a "DEED". A deep is just...

Your "belief" is not going to get you anything. You can always go to court and make your case, it will cost you nothing but your time. If points are more important to you than money, hire an attorney.

Sorry ArmyJudge, but the above is just complete nonsense I know what site you took that quote from but it is wrong. The term "ladybird deed" comes from Attorney Jerome Ira Solkoff, who published various books and articles on legal matters. Solkoff used various takes on famous people in his...