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Ohio
Ohio is located in the Midwestern part of the US with an estimated population of 11.5 million as of 2010 census. It is the 34th largest US state by area at 116,096 sq km.
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In the state of CO - what is the law regarding breaks and lunch breaks at work?
In the state of New York, the employer must offer a 30 minute lunch break, or a 60 minute lunch breath if the person is a factory worker. If the employee is the only one on duty or the only person who holds their particular position, they may have to eat on the job. In special circumstances an employer could be permitted to only offer a 20 minute lunch break, but they have to get a permit. As for breaks, New York law does not require an employer to offer them.
Do you have to pay a public defender in Ohio?
To get a public defender or court-appointed attorney in a criminal case in Ohio, the defendant must be unable to afford to hire an attorney, must request that one be appointed for him, and must submit a financial affidavit showing that he or she can't afford to hire an attorney.
A defendant is entitled to a public defender or court-appointed attorney only if facing a charge that could result in loss of liberty (i.e., jail or prison). Note that this question was originally placed in the "Civil Lawsuits" category; that was incorrect, as public defenders may only be used in criminal cases. Anyone seeking free or low-cost legal services in a civil case must look for "legal aid" or "legal services" attorneys.
The first related link below is just an example, from Crawford County, of the steps involved in requesting a court-appointed attorney. The second related link is the state Public Defender's office. The third related link is where I found the first two, and where you can find links to other local public defender resources.
Can you divorce a husband that's in prison?
Yes you can. The process is different because one individual is incarcerated and would not be able to attend the court precedings. You can send the divorce papers to them through the mail yourself or have it sent through a lawyers office as legal mail. The incarcerated individual would then sign the papers and send them back so that your can file the papers with the court and get your divorce.
Does Ohio medicaid pay for weight loss treatment?
As far as I know they do for gastric bypass surgery. Your PCP has to find it a health issue and needed to better your health not cosmetic. Then your PCP has to refer you to a GI. The question I can't answer and I am looking for is WHO is Louisiana preferably near New Orleans area does gastric bypass using Medicaid, Any information please let me know. My email is MissMiniMe1234@yahoo.com.. Thanks!!
Can a felon become a psychologist in the state of Ohio?
The answer varies state to state. In the state of Texas, state laws ban felons from working as a psychologist (Texas Occupations Code, Section 501.255). Felons are also banned from working as a Marriage and Family Therapist (Texas Occupations Code, Section 502.252). In California, however, a felony conviction does not necessarily prevent you from becoming a liscensed psychologist. A liscensing board may deny a license on the grounds that the applicant has been convicted of a crime. (California Business and Professions Code Section 480.a.1) However, if a convicted felon has obtained a certificate of rehabilitation (California Penal Code Section 4852.01-4852.21), then the applicant cannot be denied solely on the basis of having been convicted of a felony. (California Business and Professions Code Section 480.b)
Can a 17 year old female date a 20 year old male in the state of Georgia?
yes and no your are technically underage under the law and he sleeps with before you turn 18 he can go to jail for statutory rape and neither one of you wants that so the best thing is to wait to you turn eighteen and get back together because if anything happens between you and him your parents can have him arrested for rape of child molestation. The age of sexual consent by a minor in the state of Georgia is 16. However, there are many laws that apply to relationships between adults and minors, that do not necessarily pertain to a sexual activity. A few of those laws are, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, corruption of the morals of a minor, coercion or intimidation of an underaged person by an adult in authority, and so forth. Judges are NEVER lenient in cases that involve adults (especially adult males) and minors. All states reserve the right to enforce such laws without the co-operation of the minor or the minor's parents or guardian. If you feel like you are mature enough and your parents agree with it then it is okay. As long as your parents dont plan to press charges if you have sex or get pregnant by him.
Can you drive your new car without a license plate in Ohio?
Yes! You can buy and own a car. To ride in it, a licensed driver is required to drive you around. You may also need a tag and the required liability insurance. Your insurance will have to list the principle driver and other drivers to be covered. Their good or bad driving records may affect your insurance costs. If you drive it and get caught without a license the police will impound your new car and it costs a bunch to pay the wrecker and storage fees plus you have to have proof of insurance to get the car back. You can buy a car without a licensed as long as you will not drive the vehicle you are not required but having a license is so much cooler and it is an official id so it could be very useful.
What is the two US Senator from Ohio full name?
How do you obtain a license to practice law in the state of Ohio?
Within the Unites States, it takes four years for the bachelor's degree as a full-time student, and three years of law school. Students who successfully complete the program are awarded the juris doctor (JD) degree.
What is the punishment for verbal threats in the state of Ohio?
If the threat is made to a private citizen, and is in the nature of some future action against the threatened person, there is no punishment. However, if the verbal threat is accompanied by behavior that reasonably puts the threatened person in fear of immediate harm, the action is called an assault, which is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 days in jail, and/or a fine of up to $500.00. An assault is the act of threatening imminent (immediately forthcoming) harm, coupled with the apparent present ability to carry out the threat. No contact is necessary. There are separate laws against making threats to a public official.
Do men or women commit more infidelity?
It use to be men, but the stats show women are running almost neck in neck with men.
ANSWER:
Statistic from what I had read and research when it comes to infidelity, married men who do cheat is at least 65%, and for those married women is at least 45 %, so you see no matter what the reason is or problem between a couples, it will be the man who will go to that direction.
What do you do when in-laws won't leave you alone?
Some options, as applicable: Move out of their home.
Move out of their town, state, region.
Work with your mate to set reasonable guidelines and limits.
DO NOT punish your children by depriving them of their grandparents.
You decide who you give your power to. Keep giving it to your in-laws, and they will keep exercising it.
Do you need a license to be a bodyguard in NH?
CHeck the website of your Michigan State Government or Michigan Attorney General equivalent licensing board...Be careful to check the requirements thoroughly. A body guard is not a cop, not a security guard and may need additional training to carry out those duties, ie..being armed, confrontations, liability, etc. You may also contact a majoy "body guard service" in your state and ask for info. You may gain a valuable networking contact and some valuable info too! Good Luck and Stay safe
No. Ohio law requires anyone driving on a learner's permit to have a fully licenced driver age 21 or over in the front seat with them at all times, regardless of the age of the driver with the learner's permit.
Does ohio shares a border with illinois?
No. Indiana is the state bordering Ohio on the west, and Illinois is on the west border of Indiana.
I got Speeding ticket in Indiana what to do?
I tried to expunge or erase them from my driving records using a lawyer, which was a big mistake for me, because I paid so much to a lawyer and for almost a year, nothing changed on my records. the lawyer only wasted my time; my insurance went up also. I was advised to contact a Traffic removal Service and as a matter of fact, my speeding tickets were all removed, i have a copy of my records, before and after contacting using their service. you dont have to take my advice, but for me Traffic Removal (drivingrecords@ consultant. com) saved my life and for that i am grateful.
What happened to Buddy Bengert of the Ohio Express?
Buddy was in the cellular phone business in Wisconsin in the early 90's. I actually worked with him for a few years. I heard he died in the mid to late 90's. I believe heart related.
What battle opened the Ohio Territory to white settlement?
the battle that opened the Ohio Territory to the white settlement is the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
How do you find information on the Union Arms Co of Toledo Ohio?
Here's what little I can find in the Standard Catalog. Incorporated in 1902. Used the names Union Fire Arms, Union Arms Company, Illinois Arms Company and Bee Be Arms Company. In 1917 the company was either bought up or absorbed by Ithaca Gun Company. They manufactured slide action shotguns, hammerless doubles, a few single shot shotguns, and a couple semi-automatic pistols.
Where is the Springfield Preservation Alliance Inc in Springfield Ohio located?
The address of the Springfield Preservation Alliance Inc is: Post Office Box 2677, Springfield, OH 45501-2677
Where is the Dayton View Historic Association Inc in Dayton Ohio located?
The address of the Dayton View Historic Association Inc is: 563 Superior Avenue, Dayton, OH 45402
Should you plead not guilty to a speeding ticket to avoid points?
1. Don't act like a dick. If you act like a belligerent idiot, you will end up with a lot more than just a speeding ticket. More likely you will end up in jail with your car impounded!
2. Do not admit guilt. Say nothing, if possible. The cop can use your admission against you in court. Better to say nothing or act dumb (see below)
WHAT YOU MUST DO:
1. Say "yes Officer, no Officer" to everything. You want this over with - fast!
2. Act stupid. It helps, even cops don't want to torture the stupid!
3. Act scared! As if the tickets means the end of your life! Again, cops waver at this point. They may not write it if they feel sorry for you.
4. Act ignorant about what you did. Even if they give you a ticket at least you didn't admit you were speeding, which they will use in court against you later.
IF YOU GET A TICKET:
1. Don't argue the situation out on the road - you will not win! You don't want them to remember you when you do go to court. SAY NOTHING - then drive away.
2. Remember everything about the situation! How much traffic, the weather, which lane you were in. Write it down if you are too stoned to remember this stuff.
AFTER YOU GET THE TICKET/PRE-TRIAL PLEA OR APPEARANCE
1. Always plead 'not guilty.' This may be a pre-trial appearance, or you may be able to send in the ticket with 'not guilty' plea. Try to delay a pre-trial appearance if possible. There will be a specified date if you have to mail in the plea.
AS THE COURT DATE APPROACHES:
1. Very important. DELAY, DELAY, DELAY!!!!!! Keep putting off that court date! You don't want to go to court! You want to make it so the cop thinks the case is so far in the past he'll never remember anything. A small story: When John Hussar, the director of The Blur of Insanity went to college he got a speeding ticket (90 mph in a 55 mph zone) from a New York State Trooper. He successfully put off going to court for two and a half years (mainly by lying about going on various trips to Europe)!! When he final did show up in court he discovered that the Trooper had been transferred out of the area! The case was immediately dismissed!
The Lesson? The longer you wait the better chance the cop won't show up!
2. Request information (optional, it can work for you, or make them want to nail you more!) Also they may or may not give you any of this depending on local laws!:a.Copies of manufacturers names, including makes, models and serial numbers of all radar/laser guns in use by the Town/City/State Police Department. b. Copies of manufacturers recommended maintenance for all of the above stated radar guns. c. Copies of any manufacturer literature as it relates to the correct use, including but not limited to mounting, aiming, weather and traffic limitations, for all radar guns in use by the Town/City/State Police Department. d. A copy of the past six months' maintenance records for all of the above stated radar guns, including, but not limited to, calibration specifications. e. A copy of the Authorized Certification of Training, issued to the Officer who gave you the ticket, in the proper use of all radar guns in use by that Town/City/State Police Department he/she works for. f. A copy of the patrol car assignments for the date you got the ticket.
This should give you something to work with, and also make the cop not want to show up to deal with all this crap!
COURT - A FRIGHTENING PLACE
What happens in court:
- Go check in with the clerk.
- See if your officer arrives, if he doesn't that will often be the end right there.
- The judge will call your case.
- The officer will testify first.
- You then question the officer
- You then call any witnesses you have
- The officer can make a closing statement
- You can make a closing statement
- The judge decides.
1. Wear a suit, if you own one. If you look like a derelict, you will be treated like a derelict. We don't care if you think that is unfair! The world is not fair - grow up.
2. Be nice. Again, being a dick will just get you in trouble and solves nothing.
3. IT is the officers duty to prove you GUILTY. If he fails to prove your guilt the case will be dismissed.BE confident that you will win the case! Check the actual wording of the code you violated. If the officer fails to prove guilt in any part of the code then you should be dismissed. BEFORE an officer can use the radar/laser reading as evidence, he has to establish a few things Jurisdiction Certification, up to date, accurate, traffic and engineering survey, radar/laser properly calibrated, tuning forks calibrated (with radar), FCC license, radar/laser unit appears on that FCC license If the officer attempts to use the radar reading before establishing those things above, politely interrupt and say "objection your honor, inadmissible evidence." Then tell the judge why. If the officer fails to prove your guilt at the end of his testimony don't question him, move to have the case dismissed. And explain what he failed to prove. If the officer was moving when was his speedometer last calibrated? Have the records to see if he contradicts himself. If officer guesses your speed. throw something and ask him how fast it was going. If he is off by 3 MPH at 15 MPH speed then think about how far off he is at 35 MPH. Were the speed limits prima facie? or Absolute? If prima facie then prove the speed you were traveling at wasn't unsafe. ASK questions like: what color clothes was I wearing? did I have any passengers? What was the weather like? To see how well versed the officer is. See if you can attend traffic school in exchange for a dismissal of the charge (never bothers your insurance.) OFTEN the worst part of a ticket is the increase in your insurance. By beating the ticket you don't have to worry about that...
Hopefully the cop won't show up - in which case you will ask that the case be dismissed - 99% of the time it will.
Anyway - there you have it. Good Luck. And if you beat a speeding ticket with any of this advice you have to make ten people you know go and see the movie!
This point is one which needs addressing. Perhaps there ARE places where you can lie to judges to delay trials for years. In the real world, however, it works like this. On a request for an adjournment, ideally by way of motion, it will likely be allowed if the applicant can support the request with a decent reason. Almost anything will qualify the first time, because frequently the trial date is established systemically, with little or no contribution by its participants. Each subsequent time becomes increasingly awkward for the same reason. The date you're trying to move you agreed to! I've seen incredulous judges put defendants in the witness box and have them SWEAR to the authenticity of their application such that perjury charges can be levied if the accused fails to bring supporting evidence on a subsequent date.
The other half of the argument is that since the subsequent date is pre-aligned to the police officer's schedule, how are you ahead? Also, since the import of any ensuing demerit points is retroactive to the OFFENSE date, there's no advantage from that perspective either.
My advice is twofold. First, be careful where you get your legal advice. Listening to the "delay delay!" argument will leave you standing in court with your pants at your ankles 99% of the time. Just don't do it.
Second, even if you don't retain counsel, most lawyers and traffic court agents offer free consultations so take advantage of it and find out which way is up. Guessing can be very expensive.
What is the driving distance from Cincinnati Ohio to Felicity Ohio?
It is 34.3 miles according to Google Maps.
