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It is difficult but with regard to discrimination, the questions cannot be legally asked if they are not related to your position from what I understand. What job were you applying for? If it was a cashier's job this potentially might be relevant but if it were for a janitorial position it would...

I am unaware of any precedent that requires you to be read your rights prior to asking for ID, which itself makes no sense to me. I could be wrong but here's why I don't think there is such a law. Miranda is said to let you know that you have the right not to incriminate yourself by making...

What does your friend do? Is there a causal connection? If there wasn't, why was she told to file Workman's Comp? I'm not sure why her insurance doesn't cover her treatment, especially a PPO which is usually coverage without need for referrals.

Email as evidence is a huge business today. It's called electronic evidence or "electronic discovery" and is all over the legal field from what I read. On a personal note I'm glad that you stuck it to the piece of trash who hurt you and I hope he got was was coming to him (and perhaps he got to...

While you might not be liable to pay the bill under Chapter 7, I don't think that means that you didn't breach the terms of your service contract. So that would mean that they can't go after you for the money but it doesn't mean that they have to continue to provide you with service. I also...

TheLawProfessor wrote the following elsewhere here... searching is good! My understanding is that NSF checks are an example of a debt that is potentially non-dischargeable. The creditor must object to the discharge of the debt within a specified period of time or else the debt will be...

Does this private school get government funding in any manner? I would talk to the US Department of Education and find out more information about your situation and what can be done. The last thing the school wants is to have complaints such as these as it will cause them to lose their all...

I'd first ask a very legitimate question as to whether or not your neighbor has some type of permit or whether such actions are permissible within zoning. I'd discuss it with the neighbor and report your neighbor's actions to the appropriate agency to handle if he doesn't do anything. I'd take...

It sounds like you may have a case for defamation based upon the letters but you may need to hire an attorney to take your case. The first thing you need to do is evaluate what your damages are. Are there other remedies besides legal? They may be more effective. Why did th elder and his wife...

I'm a little confused. This person broke into your house and you attacked him and were charged with a felony? I don't think you can expunge a felony. Why were you ordered to pay restitution and he was allowed to leave guiltless?

It would seem that you have money and can get an attorney. From what you say it would seem that the search was completely unreasonable. With regard to getting out of the car, I'm not sure why you resisted and it didn't seem a big deal. As far as the subsequent arrest and confiscation of money...

What probable cause did they have to search the vehicle? Did they find any drugs present? If not then the police may have a nice tidy lawsuit on their hands... but then again, I'm not sure why your lawyer is saying his hands are tied. It seems that we are missing a critical part of the story.

I think this question has been asked several times and the answer is that only charges that were dropped or had adjudication withheld can be expunged or sealed. An offense where guilt was adjudicated cannot.

Re: exspongment There are many answers to this question here. If it is a felony you might have a problem.

If you weren't incarcerated, it seems you need to read further: "The notice may be made by any means reasonably calculated to give prompt actual notice including, but not limited to, notice in person, by telephone, or by first-class mail."

A doctor's note doesn't exactly make problems like this go away although testimony from the doctor or an official diagnosis of her disorder would probably be helpful. A misdemeanor is not a major problem but you may want to consult with an attorney. You can speak to the prosecutor and see what...

The advice given to you is good to consult an attorney, especially if your record is clean. The charge of MIP should be dropped immediately. What you might consider doing is speaking to the prosecutor about getting some type of probation with adjudication of the case withheld. That means that if...

Re: to nyclex Eligibility for sealing your record varies between states and generally this is what you need to do: (1) Apply in writing to the Court to seal the record (2) The sentence needs to have been served (3) The applicant isn't facing any new charges (4) The applicant bears the...

It is difficult to understand what you are writing about. If there is a maximum allowable within sentencing guidelines then that is what it is.

That doesn't change the fact that there is no federal offense. It would be ridiculous. This might be an illegal search and trespassing but that's it.