Can a police officer strip a 19 year old of his cloths and leave him just in his boxers on the street and take his cloths for evidence without a warrent if he was at a party where some one got stabbed and a blood drop was on his cloths..?
They can but should not.
I was injured on my way to work. Do I have a worker's compensation case?
You need to provide much more information. The normal commute to and from work is not considered work related. You must be doing some service for the employer aside from showing up to work [carrying tools, driving to a different location then were the business is, making a sales call first and then going to the office, etc.]. If you provide more details I can give a more definite answer.
It dependsonyour job duties and other factors free to call us at 213.388.7070 for a free consultation.
Just based upon the facts in your question, your claim may be wiped clean by the Going and Coming Rule. Unless you can prove that you were on some sort of special mission for your employer at the time of your accident, then I would say that the prosecution of your case may be difficult. Please call me for a free consultation at 1.877.505.INJURY.
bankruptcy petition & schedules
I filed chapter 7 and just received notice from the trustee requesting a copy of the debtors signed petition and schedules. Do I need to send him the ENTIRE copy of the bankruptcy pettion that I previously filed with the district bankruptcy court? Thank you.
Re: bankruptcy petition & schedules
Yes. You must immediately send a photocopy of the COMPLETE petition to the trustee, together with your last tax return, your pay stubs, and your credit counseling certificate.
Since you do not have an attorney, you must proceed very carefully. There are a great deal of rules under the new bankruptcy laws and your case can be dismissed if you neglect to adhere to them. Many pro se cases get dismissed because the debtors do not do what they are required to do.
There is a lot of information on my bankruptcy blog about the various filing requirements:
www.LongIslandBankruptcyBlog.com
Good luck!
cheating husband
My husband is having an affair with a co-worker, he is at her apt. qiute a bit, he refuses to move out of here, while he is out of town for a couple weeks on business i was thinking of dropping off all his things at her place while she is working, he comes in at 9am somethimes after being at her place all night and acts as if there is nothing wrong with it, while our two boy's watch this, i do tell them it is wrong what he is doing when they ask, i don't want them thinking it is ok, he lies to them and makes up a story where he was, can i get in any trouble going on the property? his girlfriend rents, it isn't her house.
Re: cheating husband
She may want all of his stuff there. Sounds like a plan to me.
Can you get in trouble for going on her property to drop it all off? Maybe, but I have yet to see door to door sales people arrested for trespassing. Let me say that there are no guarantees.
I have a summary offence trial coming up for a underage possession of alcohol charge in my dorm which was not mine and i have an RA report that shows that I wasn't even in the room at the time. I'm just wondering if I can get a public defender for a summary trial or whether I should just represent myself and state my case ?
No, to be entitled to a lawyer you have to be looking at 6 months or more in jail.
{John}
