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<rexdtripod@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Have a friend who hit a 1.2 at a police checkpoint in NJ. First
> offense. Some have said don't bother with a lawyer because a 1.2 is a
> 1.2. No chance for mitigation or a not guilty verdict.
I believe you mea
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Have a friend who hit a 1.2 at a police checkpoint in NJ. First
offense. Some have said don't bother with a lawyer because a 1.2 is a
1.2. No chance for mitigation or a not guilty verdict.
Others have said get a lawyer because they can try to in
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>Have a friend who hit a 1.2 at a police checkpoint in NJ. First
>offense. Some have said don't bother with a lawyer because a 1.2 is a
>1.2. No chance for mitigation or a not guilty verdict.
1.2? As in 1.2%? I thought typical legal limits were
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rr67,
You have been paying folks to restore a vintage automobile. You hired a
body shop to do the body work and painting which are routine matters for
such shops. You agreed upon a price and were given a promise of about 6
months to completion
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On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 17:01:28 -0400, "Robert E. Lewis"
<rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote:
>(This is a hypothetical, though I'd be very interested to hear if any agency
>is/has actually done it.)
>. . . .
>Is there any reason why police agencies
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In article <3blri1loc5retc1hkminufng17d5e9302o@4ax.com>,
Robert E. Lewis <rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote:
>Is there any reason why police agencies wouldn't/couldn't compare the time
>records of a single "EZ Tag: passing through successive toll boo
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>I was driving through a highway toll-gate the other day. In the next lane
>was a brand new Maserati. We were both using the electronic payment
>transponders (the local version is called the "EZ Tag"). The Maserati went
>zooming off down the toll ro
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In article <3blri1loc5retc1hkminufng17d5e9302o@4ax.com>,
Robert E. Lewis <rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote:
>(This is a hypothetical, though I'd be very interested to hear if any agency
>is/has actually done it.)
>
>I was driving through a highway t
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"Robert E. Lewis" <rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote:
> I was driving through a highway toll-gate the other day. In the
> next lane was a brand new Maserati. We were both using the
> electronic payment transponders (the local version is called the
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Some owners in an existing subdivision want to form an HOA in Tarrant
County Texas (not me).
What chapter of the the Texas Property law would they need to follow in
forming the association? It appears to be 201
Can those who don't want to be in th
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David Martel wrote:
>> Forgetting (for now) the going-back-to-work scenario, if the non-working
>>home-maker becomes disabled and unable to work for wages, he is also
>>likely to be less able to contribute to the home the same as if he
>>were fully ab
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On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 17:01:01 -0400 in misc.legal.moderated, John F.
Carr favored us with...
> In article <g6gei15al2qd2ilrh153t5vpgmtb7sqn5c@4ax.com>,
> Dick Adams <rdadams@smart.net> wrote:
> >A judicial appointment may be for life, but a judicial c
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Stan Brown wrote:
> Smoking restrictions, if any, should be in the written lease.
>
[SNIP]
> Lease breaking is a civil matter, not criminal. The judge would rule
> based on who makes the most credible case (more probably true than
> the other
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In article <ocomi1dpum9sfnb8jg9ikadle7i10e1ecm@4ax.com>,
picklesmommy@gmail.com wrote:
> We purchased my mother in laws home. We closed on the 1st of September.
>
> It was agreed that she would vacate by the 7th of the month. It is now
> the 15th
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prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com wrote:
> SC law states (in part) the following about the statute of limitations for
> various civil actions.
<snip>
> Wouldn't a car loan also be a promissory note, since it also gives terms
> (number of years to repay, i
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<prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> wrote in message
news:palri1dvlc89htjibeirh2g0j9pd0lfeg9@4ax.com...
> SC law states (in part) the following about the statute of limitations for
> various civil actions.
Note that there is no statute of limitations *on t
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A Michigan Attorney wrote:
> ...
>
> This reminds me of the Chinese tale of the poor man who rented an
> apartment above the landlord's restaurant. He told a friend that the
> aroma of the delicious food below made his plain rice more palatable.
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Mike Jaobs said to "A Michigan Attorney":
> > The OP described it as a "community" college, which suggests that it is
> > a government institution.
>
> With respect, I think you missed Timothy's point. "Owned by the
> public" (government property
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I want to try to disguise the facts on which my question
is based, but the question itself is a sincere one.
Robin, Batman's wealthy young ward, falls into a coma.
While Robin is in that condition, Batman surreptitiously
transfers a large chunk o
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Mike Jacobs wrote:
> A Michigan Attorney wrote:
> > Timothy wrote:
> >
> > > The original poster said:
> > >
> > > > From the other side of the field, behind a chain link fence,
> > > > standing on a public sidewalk, I began taking photos of he
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In article <7q7ki19pq0tm0u9usgdkou787sr33ol6fh@4ax.com>,
pobox3000@excite.com wrote:
> I talked with
> other creditors I owe and they are as unreasonable as the
> one who has the judgement. They say you signed a contract
> pay us now or we will su
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>I've started receiving a large volume of mail and some phone calls (they
>claim a prior buisness relationship, but I don't recall it) with a well
>known national organization asking me to join for only $$ per year.
>It's a little silly, as one day
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PTravel wrote:
> <datakoll@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:n6gei197pvret7vap9i3vnutoth29ufo0v@4ax.com...
> > federal court asks for a short clear and concise statement to advise
> > the defendants of the action against them-
> > is there a page le
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In article <9alri190g9nhf7ahsdg1ff03q385ruhpei@4ax.com>,
jfc@mit.edu (John F. Carr) wrote:
> Dick Adams <rdadams@smart.net> wrote:
>
> >A judicial appointment may be for life, but a judicial commission is
> >for one year. U.S. Senators get appoin
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On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 11:43:11 -0400, sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart)
wrote:
>In another newsgroup there's an argument going on over the term "false
>conviction".
>Facts: a man signed a confession when his court-appointed lawyer lied
>about the co
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