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I know someone is in the US illegally (expired visa) and here's her dilemma.
She got pulled over and didn't have her international drivers license with
her so she now need to show up in court with her drivers license. Since then
she's gotten her state
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In article <guj1l09e36pq6nmglcbhn8qdo6kvm9uon1@4ax.com>,
andysharpe@juno.com (Andy) wrote:
> A question came up in another newsgroup regarding the power of
> the President to grant a pardon..... My limited investigations tells
> me that a Preside
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In March of 2004, I engaged in the authorized practice of extending my
existing fence and landscaping my yard. As I live in a nieghborhood
with an HOA, doing so without permission violates my CC&R.
In June of 2004, I receive a notice that I am in vi
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> What happens if one has unpaid federal student loans at the time of their
> death? Would Uncle Sam take it from their estate? If so, and if the assets
> in the estate aren't enough to cover the debt, would the person's family
> incur the debt?
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>Subject: Re: Academic Piracy
>From: "PTRAVEL" ptravel@ruyitang.com
>Date: 9/19/04 9:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <4kdsk0te144iteq61nvujm1tomcnftr57e@4ax.com>
>
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>"JMGallanter" <jmgallanter@aol.com> wrote in message
>news:cnjpj055smt
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> I need to sell my home. I have 3 liens. Offers for the home only cover
> the first liens payoff amount and only a partial payoff for the second
> lien. How the heck can I sell my home with a third lien definitely in
> place and a second lien who prob
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I live in an apartment complex in California. Around a year ago a new
tenant moved in. He was pretty loud and inconsiderate and one of
neighbors
complained about him. After numerous complaints, the complex manager
spoke
with him. After that, star
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"Andy" <andysharpe@juno.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
> In fact, unless an act is prohibited by WRITTEN law, there is no
>crime committed when the act is performed.
Is that true? Has _every_ state adopted a code that repeals all
common-law
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"Eliyahu Rooff" <lrooff@hotmail.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>If someone establishes criteria for accepting or rejecting
>applicants based upon their membership in an identified class of any
>sort, the employer had better be able to show a nex
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"Carrie Richards" <CR@help.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>If someone of sound mind confers with an attorney and makes an irrevocable
>monetary gift, having executed no other legal documents except for the tax
>form, have they grounds to sue f
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"Andy" <andysharpe@juno.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>My limited investigations tells
>me that a President can issue a pardon for "crimes against the
>United States". However, I don't think this would include a pardon
>for, say, murder, when a
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Paul Cassel <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message
news:<crcsj091ujieqgqjgt2k7dt1gjjl1v159j@4ax.com>...
> aristotle wrote:
>
> [lost a small claims case]
>
> > What to do next besides file
> > an appeal?
> >
> Prepare that appeal. I'm curious if y
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In article <iuj1l0lg4dejb0gn6kg9leepo85bmb10lf@4ax.com>,
Andy <andysharpe@juno.com> wrote:
>
> In fact, unless an act is prohibited by WRITTEN law, there is no
>crime committed when the act is performed.
Although criminal trespass is defined by
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Andy wrote:
> Andy writes:
>
> A question came up in another newsgroup regarding the power of
> the President to grant a pardon..... My limited investigations tells
> me that a President can issue a pardon for "crimes against the
> United Stat
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Tim Williams wrote:
> What happens if one has unpaid federal student loans at the time of their
> death? Would Uncle Sam take it from their estate? If so, and if the assets
> in the estate aren't enough to cover the debt, would the person's family
> i
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My mom passed away unexpectedly last week after an illness. Though
originally from Georgia (which is where the majority of her family lives,
including myself), she'd lived in California for the last several (>10)
years. She was there alone (unmarried
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andysharpe@juno.com (Andy) wrote in message
news:<guj1l09e36pq6nmglcbhn8qdo6kvm9uon1@4ax.com>...
> Andy writes:
[snip]
> In the Texas Statutes, it states a governor can issue a stay, commutation, or
> a pardon. It further states that a stay can be on
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I helped my friend as he asked for money($4000.00) for his marriage
expenses. As a Collateral I received a post dated check from him and
gave him that amount as a check . He cashed it. After that he was in
touch with me and saying some excuses that he
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mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) wrote in message
news:<qjdsk0hpg6aub2r6lmft9kn05as8hf9dgr@4ax.com>...
> "David Martel" <marte005@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:<q64hk09h5trrqt5ik7puvq3su3l8dbg8ed@4ax.com>...
> > Michael,
> Some poli
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In article <heuuk0lru92m9f7qld2899gassvogpftl8@4ax.com>,
Alan McKenney <alan_mckenney1@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Based on my Grand Jury experience (2 yrs. :-( ), I believe that the
> act for which one is on trial is far more specific than something
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In article <buj1l01m10m39c8iduj1c1bl10t0ggeuhm@4ax.com>,
Tim Williams <bigbill9111@yahoo.com> wrote:
>What happens if one has unpaid federal student loans at the time of their
>death? Would Uncle Sam take it from their estate? If so, and if the assets
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In article <vuj1l01i6ko4gauvj06cpafl80dbeli9aj@4ax.com>,
Eliyahu Rooff <lrooff@hotmail.com> wrote:
>If someone establishes criteria for accepting or rejecting
>applicants based upon their membership in an identified class of any
>sort, the employe
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"John" <johnafaux@msn.com> wrote in message
news:nuj1l05sjln0t9epfv37njkq5gjnkj0p4p@4ax.com...
> I need to sell my home. I have 3 liens. Offers for the home only cover
> the first liens payoff amount and only a partial payoff for the second
> lien.
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In article <2cr9j0lj24t8eucnp0l49l0hel54rjtm6r@4ax.com>,
Derrick Coetzee <dcnews@moonflare.com> wrote:
>I was looking over some software licenses, namely the Apache License
>(http://www.opensource.org/licenses/apache2.0.php) and Lucent Pulic
>Licen
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In article <2uj1l054pp9ve5k84auu756kcgp176obbf@4ax.com>,
Michael Jacobs <mjacobslaw@comcast.net> wrote:
>sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote in message
>news:<afuuk09si3irmauor3ktltfio68p7mucpa@4ax.com>...
>> In article <h64hk01rspeg1efs0k8ep0recrv
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Is there any time when if police break into your home to search for suspected
illegal activities that they are responsible for paying for damages that occur
to your home? Basically im looking for a quick overview of the situations and
if they are respo
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"Jeff" <sorry@noway.com> wrote in message
news:3vj1l05fnu1904fr8t2u1d5gvj4o19ukdf@4ax.com...
> I conceived of a piece of software while employed with company A. That
> software was implemented and is being offered in the marketplace. I signed
> no
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Hi, I need some input please,
when I married last Oct. my husband wanted me to sign a prenup
agreement, ( he has a house, I do not ) well, I do understand why he
would want me to sign it, but I just couldnt, especially since I would
be raising our ba
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Steve <lighthouselover1967@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I live in West Virginia and have approximately $24,000.00 in credit
>card debt. I'm considering bankruptcy because I see no way I can ever
>pay this amount back. Here's what I want to know. I have a mort
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Tim Williams <bigbill9111@yahoo.com> wrote:
>What happens if one has unpaid federal student loans at the time of their
>death? Would Uncle Sam take it from their estate? If so, and if the assets
>in the estate aren't enough to cover the debt, would the
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John wrote:
> I need to sell my home. I have 3 liens. Offers for the home only cover
> the first liens payoff amount and only a partial payoff for the second
> lien. How the heck can I sell my home with a third lien definately in
> place and a second
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On 21 Sep 2004, "Carrie Richards" <CR@help.com> wrote:
> If someone of sound mind confers with an attorney
> and makes an irrevocable monetary gift, having executed
> no other legal documents except for the tax form, have
> they grounds to sue for
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lighthouselover1967@yahoo.com (Steve) wrote in message
news:<tuj1l0drbisuqfvvvglag7jrv0gd7ndij3@4ax.com>...
> I live in West Virginia and have approximately $24,000.00 in credit
> card debt. I'm considering bankruptcy because I see no way I can ever
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Jeff wrote:
>
> I conceived of a piece of software while employed with company A. That
> software was implemented and is being offered in the marketplace. I signed
> no intellectual property (IP) agreements and no confidentiality or
> non-disclosure
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Sean,
You live near a rental house which you believe is dragging your property
value down and making the neighborhood unsafe. You describe the situation as
6-10 people in a 600 sq. ft. house. You want to get rid of these people.
First, visit
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Carrie Richards wrote:
> Hi all--hope an attorney can answer this question:
>
> If someone of sound mind confers with an attorney and makes
> an irrevocable monetary gift, having executed no other legal
> documents except for the tax form, hav
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cj.green@worldnet.att.net (Christopher Green) wrote in message
news:<ruj1l0lmp28n89vbfb18f2kdc46gehh1cl@4ax.com>...
> "Joe" <slayte@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:<lduuk01ejrnrjvkegrfmd4e3a3vcbb81e8@4ax.com>...
> > If I have a 'No Soliciting' si
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andysharpe@juno.com (Andy) wrote in message
news:<guj1l09e36pq6nmglcbhn8qdo6kvm9uon1@4ax.com>...
> Andy writes:
>
> A question came up in another newsgroup regarding the power of
> the President to grant a pardon..... My limited investigations tel
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David Chesler <chesler@post.harvard.edu> wrote in message
news:<utj1l01otn5a5jbu7588lvb33phfg69vii@4ax.com>...
>
> CBreitel wrote:
> ] I don't know what you're talking about. You're over-analyzing a very
> ] simple issue.
[snip]
> ] All I will
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"Eliyahu Rooff" <lrooff@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:<vuj1l01i6ko4gauvj06cpafl80dbeli9aj@4ax.com>...
> "cbreitel" <charlesbreitel@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:aeuuk012vnq2c71s4m6q01c4u4p2v7nelg@4ax.com...
> >
> > Do you suppose it should
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This is all hypothetical.
There is a line in Walt Whitman's poem, "Arithmetic", that goes something
like: "If you ask your mother for one egg and she makes you two and you
eat both of them, who is better at arithmetic, you or your mother?"
Now s
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In misc.legal.moderated Sean <aether8203@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I realize that every American has a right to their property and to do
> on it what they please. But the straw that broke the camel's back was
> this past Sunday night... To my utter amazemen
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Eliyahu Rooff wrote:
> If someone establishes criteria for accepting or rejecting
> applicants based upon their membership in an identified class of any
> sort, the employer had better be able to show a nexis of some sort
> between membership in that
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Andy wrote:
> If "Trespassing is always prohibited", then there would be not reason
> for people to sell "No Trespassing " signs.
Exactly.
> In fact, unless an act is prohibited by WRITTEN law, there is no
> crime committed when the act i
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johnafaux@msn.com (John) wrote in news:nuj1l05sjln0t9epfv37njkq5gjnkj0p4p@
4ax.com:
> I need to sell my home. I have 3 liens. Offers for the home only cover
> the first liens payoff amount and only a partial payoff for the second
> lien. How the hec
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In article <tuj1l0drbisuqfvvvglag7jrv0gd7ndij3@4ax.com>, Steve
<lighthouselover1967@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I live in West Virginia and have approximately $24,000.00 in credit
> card debt. I'm considering bankruptcy because I see no way I can ever
> pa
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In article <nuj1l05sjln0t9epfv37njkq5gjnkj0p4p@4ax.com>, John
<johnafaux@msn.com> wrote:
> I need to sell my home. I have 3 liens. Offers for the home only cover
> the first liens payoff amount and only a partial payoff for the second
> lien. How th
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In article <fuj1l0ln9qohb9p69ctbdg5ib4bcr48sbj@4ax.com>, Sean
<aether8203@yahoo.com> wrote:
> This lady soon fixed the place up over the course of two years.
> Within the past three weeks, she started renting it to a group of
> individuals that I w
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>I realize that every American has a right to their property and to do
>on it what they please. But the straw that broke the camel's back was
>this past Sunday night... To my utter amazement, someone was bashing
>out windows of the cars parked in fron
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On Tue, 07 Sep 2004 18:24:26 -0400, Paul Cassel <paul1@abq.com> wrote:
>Prepare that appeal. I'm curious if you demanded that the storage
>facililty show that it notified you of these charges before they got so
>high. I'm sure they have a duty to d
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