Yes, of course, the courts can help. If anybody commits or threatens domestic violence, you can get a restraining order. Of course, you always hear that restraining orders are being violated, but the large majority of these orders, are followed. Do not subject yourself even to threats, for repeated threats destroy relationships.
if you are going through domestic violence while your pregnent then you need to go to the doctor and tell them everything that is happening because you do not need that while you are pregnent
No. You can petition the court and request that your information be kept sealed and confidential. You can obtain help and free information at your local domestic violence center.
It is going to be 2 years in Mississippi. If there is rape or death involved there is none.
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If you assault ANYBODY, you run the risk of going to jail. In the case of your brother, have you ever heard of "Domestic Violence?"
LAX to HNL is considered a domestic flight.
If you are going to be volunteer they dont check but if its paid ems its normally no sort of violent involved crimes
It doesn't matter what state you're in, the answer is going to be no. Under the Latenburg Amendment - which is a matter of federal law, and applicable to all states and territories of the US - you may not purchase, possess, or be allowed access to firearms if you've been convicted of any domestic violence offense, to include misdemeanor offenses.
Short answer - you can't. You will have to defend yourself agaisnst the charge. Once it's made, you're either guilty or not guilty.
In the court system(s) I am familiar with there are no established guidelines for sentencing probation violators. The judge presiding over your case, (the same one who sentenced you to probation in the first place) will make a judgment based on your individual case, and sentence accordingly.
You are going to have to file a custody petition through Family Court or Domestic Court or Juvenile Court or whatever it's called down there. Be ready for a pretty extensive and intensive background investigation.
They Are Leaving because of the Cartel Violence that's going on. And Also Poverty.