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Civil Rights
Civil rights guarantee people the right to be treated fairly regardless of their gender, national origin, race, age, sexual orientation or religion. These rights provide the basic outline in laws of the United States and many other countries.
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If you mean that a confidentiality STATUTE was violated, then you can use the statute's enforcement mechanism, which probably does not start withn a lawsuit, but with a complaint.
You probably can never sue an individual employee, only charge the school IF you prevail on the charge.
Can you physically defend someone if a police officer is using excessive force?
No, you can't. The best action may be for everyone to calm down and stop struggling. If you jump into the fray while an excited police officer is trying to subdue a suspect then you will be charged and possibly injured. Unfortunately, some police officers do use excessive force. People in some areas need to modify their behavior so as not to attract police attention by being intoxicated in public, violating traffic laws, not engaging in combat or domestic disputes with others, and not interfering when the police are trying to quell a disturbance.
The ex-husband would have to be notified of the proceedings.
Can a police officer enter and inspect your property if garage door is open and gate is unlocked?
No. Unless you prove to be doing suspisious behaivor or your house smells like dank they have to have a warrent of some kind.
Does past mental illness affect child custody?
Depending on the severity, mental illness or a history of mental illness could be a factor in a court declaring the parent unfit, if the illness could result in an unsafe environment for the child. The parent should have good legal representation in any action that will result in their being declared unfit.
The factors used to determine that a parent is unfit are generally governed by state laws with child endangerment being the determining factor. The following include some of the reasons a parent may be declared unfit:
- physical, emotional and sexual abuse
- excessive discipline
- failure to protect the child from abuse by others
- failure to report abuse of the child
- neglect- failure to provide food, clothing, proper hygiene, necessary medical treatment, schooling
- failure to provide proper medical care
- failure to provide day to day parental care
- serious illness or disability
- mental illness
- substance abuse or addiction
- alcoholism
- criminal activity and/or associations
- incarceration
- conduct or conditions that are seriously detrimental to the child
- abandonment
- child endangerment
- leaving the child unattended or in the care and supervision of a child or otherwise incompetent person
- a failure to provide adequate supervision
- unsafe living conditions
- a medical condition that makes it impossible for the parent to adequately care for the child.
Can you obtain criminal records of deceased people?
It varies from a country to country but generally, you may only acquire records concerning yourself, deceased individuals and/or, living individuals must give their permission to obtain their records.
What is following called when it is a violation of the right to privacy?
The police tap the phone of a suspected criminal without a warrant.
When can civil rights be taken away?
If the state believes you are involved in certain crimes including, but not limited to, drugs, insider trading, RICO violations, terrorism, domestic violence etc., they can suspend your civil rights prior to trial, and in some cases, are not compelled to give you a trial.
Some of their criterion has been a bit broad, thus a small amount of marijuana on a citizen's property has been grounds for total asset forfeiture prior to a trial, or even an arrest. Or "terrorism" can be claimed if one has donated to a non-profit that itself may have donated to another group that may support or encourage terroristic activities.
Little known generally, but of great concern to our troops, is the loss of their right to bear arms if a civil protective order is upheld against them. Thus with no jury trial or criminal conviction, a policeman or soldier may be discharged from all duties, as being no longer able to serve.
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when you are an invited guest you have aquired many rights as if the property is yours. you are allowed to make decissions that would protect the property or the persons on it. if you are invited and harmed intentionally this is premeditated with intent which becomes a serious felony. to learn more look for the book "YOU and the LAW" by Readers Digest. Very helpfull book I promise!
What is the difference between a Notary Public and a Commissioner of Deeds?
A notary can only act within the state which appointed them. Commissioners of deeds are appointed by a certain state to "notarize" signatures in another state or foreign country, for documents to be used in the appointing state.
For example, a Florida notary public can only notarize signatures in the State of Florida. If the Governor of Florida appoints a Commissioner of Deeds for Mexico, then that Commissioner of Deeds can notarize signatures in Mexico, only on documents that are going to be used in Florida.
This is how it works in most states, except in New York City, where a Commissioner of Deeds is the same as a notary but may only act within New York City, whereas a notary in New York can act throughout the state.
You absolutely have employement rights and are protected by law for medical leave. I highly suggest you contact an employment lawyer (who will give you a free initial consultation and represent you at no cost on a contingency basis should you get fired while on medical leave).
What would be considered the worst setback by affirmative action proponents?
You just copied the question and didn't leave anything to choose from... Good work.
When are your civil rights considered absolute rights?
No. Commit a felony, and the majority of those rights will disappear, at least during incarceration, and some never return.
Does this Commission handle problems with Comcast?
Do you have a specific commission you are referencing? I would refer any problems with Comcast to the FCC.
If the parties cannot agree on a resolution the court has the authority to modify the tenancies as part of the distribution. Or, the parties can leave arrangement as it is.
i think police put hidden cam in my home is it illegal
Which area was not covered by the Civil rights of act of 1964?
Anti-miscegenation laws were not covered in the Civil Rights Act of 1964. These laws made interracial marriage illegal. However, a 1967 Supreme Court ruling declared these laws unconstitutional.
I don't think they can do that so no!
What do the Civil Rights Laws of 1964 and 1965 include?
In 1964 and 1965, the US Federal government passed to laws that helped Black Americans from being discriminated against. The 1964 law was geared to preventing the us of any federal funds to be used to discriminate anyone from their civil rights. This law was not sufficient, however, to make sure all people, especially Afro Americans, from being disenfranchised at the polling booths. So the 1965 Civil Rights Act banned any sort of poll tax or other types of fraud to be used against minorities in America.
Mahātmā Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was an Indian civil rights leader. He was assassinated on the 30th January 1948, New Delhi, India.
Why do you think plessy based his appeal in part on the 13th amendment?
the 13th amendment freed the slaves
