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Now we know the content, but we don't know the context. Nevertheless, a social media post that says, "I want to get my gun license for myself for Valentine's Day," would almost never be legally actionable. I don't really agree with that, but it's certainly time to block the said crazy person.

I'm not sure what your concern is, but do you really suppose anyone here can intelligently assess potential legal issues arising out of a social media post whose contents and context are completely unknown?

I asked you a number of questions. You ignored most/all of them and, instead, posted a bunch of rants. That's not conducive to getting useful feedback. This is an issue that you can address by lobbying your elected representatives or trying to get an initiative on the ballot. Not sure what...

What government? Federal? State? Local? What does "participate" mean? Grow? Harvest? Sell? All of these? Something else? Landings? I'm guessing you don't understand what "standing" means in this context. The hypothetical "you" would, of course, have standing. However, it's not...

No one here can say with any certainty that it won't. No answer to this question could possibly be useful because (1) "many" is meaningless, and (2) the highlighted is correct.

For starters, you've linked to an outdated version of the statute. Here's a link to the current version of section 79-14-112. That aside, the operative language remains the same. Prior to January 1, 2017, Chapter 14 of Title 79 governed (1) limited partnerships formed on or after July 1...

I doubt very much that people in their 30s and 40s are going to be confused by phone books - or anything else that was a common part of their lives growing up. :)

Re-open for what purpose? The specific case you mentioned involved the killer taking a plea bargain; the case isn't going to be re-opened. Members of the family of a crime victim (or alleged victim) have no standing to do anything. The only people with standing are the defendant and the...

There's no such thing as "an innocent verdict." If the case goes to trial, the verdict will be either "guilty" or "not guilty," and "not guilty" is not the same thing as "innocent." To buttress what "adjusterjack" wrote, I don't see what these questions have to do with charges of "disorderly...

I doubt this the question you intended to ask. Instead, I think you intended to ask: 1. Why did the lender repossess the vehicle? 2. Was the repossession legal? Needless to say, no one here will know the answer to the first question. I expect you may know the answer. If not, you can call...

Disburses funds for what? You said that this situation has been going on since "early last year." What happened that caused you to need a dumpster for an entire year, that caused you to take a year to fill the dumpster, and caused your insurer to be involved? Repeated attempts to get a...

Are you talking about a business partner or a boyfriend/girlfriend? So...your "partner" entered into a contract with an employer that was supposed to run from July 5, 2023 through September 5, 2023. Correct? That's silly. No employee can be forced to work. Perhaps, but we have no way of...

Almost six years since what? I don't really understand the point of this: "she wont [sic] tell my daughter im [sic] the father." If your child is at least six years old and you have joint custody, why do you need the mother to tell your daughter that you're her father? You've told her...

What does the sales contract say about this issue?

Yes. I don't understand these questions. If your wife has questions/concerns, now is the time to seek clarification/

I assume "XYZ.LP" is a made up name. I also assume that the entity listed as the plaintiff actually has "LP" at the end of its name, and that's why you believe it to be a limited partnership. Am I correct about that? If so, does the plaintiff's name match the name of the landlord on your...

Single-car accident? Multi-car accident? Has liability been determined? This is your car? One of the other cars involved? Who are "they"? Is this your insurer or someone else's? Who are "we"? Pick up the phone and call the person who conveyed the offer. Say, " Hi, I believe that $X...

Specifics matter, but merely referencing a copyright protected work is not generally an act that could be the basis of an infringement claim.

Once you secure new insurance and provide your current insurer with evidence you have done so, your current insurer will cancel your policy.

No and no.