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This is mainly a US law forum. You might want to ask your question in an India law forum or contact a lawyer in your area.

I doubt if they expected to be holding the vehicle for almost a month. I can understand them charging you.

You can run it by an immigration attorney or even ask the uscis. (or wait until you go as noted above)

If he was an adult when he shoplifted, he "might be" in a retail theft database which member companies can report to & receive information from.

There can be exceptions to what is in the handbook & handbooks can normally be changed at any time. Also, handbooks generally do not rise to the level of a binding employment contract & many times there is a disclaimer in the handbook stating this.

Generally it is suggested that you pay the civil demand & that is usually the end of it. If you don't pay, there "could be" additional consequences.

Not if there is a very good reason so you definitely need to report the child molestation.

You're reading it wrong - she's benched. Sorry.

No, it is not safe (in your best interest) to break the safety plan DHR gave you.

Keep the money. It's his car now.

There isn't any law regarding this.

Your friend needs a lawyer & needs to talk only to the lawyer.

Used cars are generally sold "as is" & it's buyer beware unless you are told different by the dealer/seller or have a warranty to the contrary. Always have a vehicle checked out by a mechanic of your choice before purchasing.

You can certainly be terminated for not telling the truth - it would have been better had you been honest.

Short answer No! (That isn't the way it works.)

Can you get a part time job? Is there a friend or relative (other than parents) you can move in with?

Unless the directive by your boss is way out of line with the written policy/rule or unlawful, I would do what your boss/manager tells you to do.

I don't know who you are but if you want to help her, you can suggest to her that she call the police if physically abused or CPS. You might also suggest she talk to a trusted adult such as a favorite teacher or school counselor.

You might want to keep your windows & doors closed & put curtains or blinds on all windows. (for safety reasons also)

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