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brakes were functional before service. The mechanic told me explicitly I did not need brake work. The brakes failed, I noticed a brake fluid leak, second party mechanic confirmed and documented that the brakes had been reassembled incorrectly causing the leak.
This sounds more like a civil case where you could file an action against the mechanic, his garage or their insurance company if you can prove it was his fault. I don’t think there would be criminal charges unless you can prove this person directly tried to hurt you rather than just doing bad... Read more »
I can answer your problem with an experience of my own. A Case Manager refused to promptly supply a replacement Arbitrator. He simply became unavailable. Two weeks passed without any responses to my demand that he supply three new names for the parties.
Every Tribunal has an administrative... Read more »
Petty traffic case. Remote hearing (arraignment) takes place. Pros offers a plea and I decline. Pros then instructs clerk to schedule for trial. I never said that I would plead NG, nor did I refuse to enter a plea. I presumed I would have a hearing before a judge to do this, but it has been entered... Read more »
Nothing here was improper. It would be typical, particularly in a petty misdemeanor, that you wouldn’t necessarily enter a not guilty plea in front of a judge. It is a procedural step and the failure to do so isn’t a significant error.
The parent who owes child support lives in Puerto Rico? You should ask this question in Justia > Ask a Lawyer > Puerto Rico.
For me? Noone is there, they get into my house and leave my front door unlocked and open. No letter stating they were there, just told by neighbor. Also, suggested calling animal control to take my cats from my house when I have a neighbor taking care of them. And telling the neighbor not to enter... Read more »
Yes, if the police have a search warrant they can search the home whether or not you are there.
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