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Absolutely . . . . one of the lesser joys of being a parent

It's HIPAA . . . Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act And it protects confidential patient information between healthcare agencies Paste a smiley face :) over the persons face if he still objects

It is legal . . . and there's nothing you can do about it

Yes Nobody forced you to ride, you did it voluntarily Due to your inexperience you damaged the dirt bike Ask to see the repair bills

You should seek counsel of a Singapore lawyer This is a site primarily for US laws and so far I have not seen anyone on here that is versed in Singaporean law

It'd think the agreement you signed to live in the dorm says something about the right to search the rooms, or having illegal items on the premesis

If she pleads Not Guilty and cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for her at her arraignment. The Public Defender will be knowledgeable at what her options are If she pleads Guilty she will be sentanced then and there She can expect the following ->Fines ->Community Service...

It'll still be there until dealt with . . .it will not vanish magically

Either tell them now, or have them find out later

Get a lawyer and see what kind of deal he can get you

Could be serving the full jail time, extra probation . . . or the death penalty . . . depends on the violation

Would the words Civil Demand be a part of the letter. If so there is no suit going to happen. A civil demand is legal, and can be up to $500 (the cost of the item lifted matters not), any ideas of not paying it would be foolish There are two parts of the process Criminal, and Civil. The...

This is legit, it's called a Civil Demand. Tell your friend that they should consider themselves lucky due to the fact that they could have been charged up to $500

If i erred . . . Mea Culpa It sounded like the LP was blowing smoke, making it worse than it was Sounded like the remedy would be a CD It doesn't seem worth the trouble (other than a CD) for the $20 item taken Where I live the PD show up at the Wal-Mart rather quick, saw one...

Unlikely A civil demand is more likely for up to $500, this is legal, pay it If they subscribe to the National Retailers Database you will be on file there as a shoplifter, potential employers (in retail) who subscribe can see this info Unlikely . . . since the PD is not involved there...

I should have made it clearer and used a better example For a civil demand a judgement is not needed, it's a remedy for the merchant If the demand is not paid a civil suit can be filed, which will end up being much more expensive

Ignoring Bob would have been a better tactic No . . .he was not in physical danger, just verbal Most likely Not to would be foolish The only money will be paid for Bobs out of pocket medical bills (as per the receipts) as he seemingly suffered no major or long lasting damage

Not relavent There are two avenues merchants can pursue 1) Criminal Prosecution 2) Civil Restitution Take the OJ case as an example, in the Criminal Arena he was not guilty, in the Civil Arena he was Guilty and took it in the shorts

Yes you do It's called a civil demand, not paying it could lead to big trouble Unlikely

He is liable due to his negligence Have the owner of the motorcycle get three estimates, pay for the middle estimate Your BF will have to find a way to pay this off, HE was at fault