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Alas, previous legislatures have often enacted laws that give such power to the executive.

5" is a lot of fiber. They put on only 2" ducts here. You can get a hundred or so fibers in a 3/4" direct bury cable. 5" is honking big even for conduit/duct.

In our state, the one guy I did see charged with violating the stay-home order was a guy who was also charged with breaking in to cars. I guess auto burglary isn't an essential service. The problem with trying to charge anybody else is that there are so many exceptions to the stay at home...

5" cable? Wow. Having run cable systems in a past life, I'd love to have seen that. I've never seen hard line over an inch in diameter and even that's uncommon these days as everything is going to fiber.

Julio and me were down by the school yard. We stayed away from Rosie, she's the queen of Carona.

Log books are rarely kept in the aircraft. The only documents that are required in the plane are the registration and airworthiness certificate. Those are easily replaced if the sale (improper as it is) was reported to the FAA. The FAA registry folks are rightfully extremely picky about...

How many boards under how many user names are you going to create to ask the same inane question? The police are not going to issue traffic violations just because some random person shows them a dash cam. PC 837 doesn't apply to people watching videos, and frankly while had they seen you...

A real PO Box (at the post office, not a PMB like the UPS Store) can be used for business. You just need to designate what it is and provide your true identity (which the USPS may disclose to those who inquire). What you can't use the PO Box for is the address of your registered agent if you...

I think if you read the statute carefully and follow the references to the other sections, you'll find that none of the listed offenses are felonies.

All of these crimes appear to be felonies. There's no limitation on the prosecution of felonies in Virginia. If you are charged on any of these you ABSOLUTELY need to be talking to an attorney. I would avoid talking about these crimes to anybody but your attorney.

You have 12 months from the point you completed your program of study to perform OPT. That clock ran from the time you ceased attending classes (the "formal" graduation is immaterial). If you want to come back and work before those 12 months are up, I see no reason why that wouldn't be...

If this organization wants to exist as a 501(c)(3) they should learn what they can and can not do. You can not earmark a donation for the private benefit of yourself (or your child). Such contributions are no longer TAX DEDUCTIBLE and further, it jeopardizes the exemption under which the...

Again, if people are making mistakes, it's not limited to lay people. You can find TRADEMARK used as a verb in various Federal court decisions. In that sense they are using it to mean protected/protectable by trademark (not just registration in particular). And if you want to bring up the...

The OED disagrees with you on trademark being used as a verb. Even legally, it shows up in federal court decisions as a verb. However, you are correct it is distinct from registration. As for the "assumed" name, I suspect he meant that fictitious names don't gain any rights solely because of...

\ But this isn't a legal question, but rather a rules question for the race/sanctioning body you are racing in. I spent years as a NASCAR official as well. The rules change from week to week at times.

I disagree. Still, it's difficult to make it mandatory given that its hard to get a bunch of teachers to shift gears and suddenly develop online content (which they are by and large NOT trained to do) in any meaningful way. Actually, the size of the district isn't as big of a factor but...

It is up to the district. Seattle for example offers online classes as enrichment, but specifically states it is neither required (nor is it even graded). I would suspect that this is fairly common. The bigger issue is not what the school requires, but what the parent requires. My...

As I told you on the other forum. You can not apply for a K-1 if he is in the US. Further, if he comes to the US as a tourist with the intent to stay, he is committing immigration fraud (and perhaps won't even be admitted to begin with if he's honest about his intent). As I told you, there...

You have no right to have psychotic episodes that interfere with your ability to get the job down (or your interfere with the business). Nothing in FMLA or ADA requires an employer to tolerate that. As pointed out FMLA requires them to return you to work (in a comparable position) after a...

The problem is that your will ONLY controls property that you personally own at the time of your death. So you need to make sure this remains separate property. If you do this, then indeed you can will the property to them on your death, reserving a life estate for him. Another option...