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Nope it's a law document

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If your birth date is 1/2/43-1/1/55 Then your full retirement age is 66 years.

After you reach your FRA your earnings are no longer subject to the earnings test amount. But it is possible for from 50% to 85% of your social security benefits to become taxable income on your income tax return.

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The citation system includes and consist of: Names of the parties (Appellant or Petitioner vs. Appellee or Respondent)

Citation Volume number Name of reporter where case is found, page number and year decision, after the volume is the name of the publications.

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A gun is not allowed in a commercial vehicle. This is a federal law and does not differ from state to state.

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ACTUALLY, the FMCSR does not address the issue of guns in commercial vehicles. The existence of a federal law prohibiting firearms in commercial vehicles.. if it exists, I have yet to find anyone whose been able to cite it, and I've found nothing in repeated searches of the FMCSR pertaining to firearms.

However, you still have the matter of what your company will and will not allow to deal with, as well as what your customers may or may not allow. In most cases, you'll find that your company, your customers, or both are going to have regulations in place disallowing you to have a firearm in your vehicle or on their property.

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The only federal laws pertaining to the transportation of firearms and explosives across state lines (federal jurisdiction) only pertains to the US Mail in that it is illegal (gun control act of 1964) to transport firearms, explosives or hazardous materials through the mail. (this does not preclude parcel services like UPS or FedEx.). Commercial vehicles on a regular basis transport hazardous materials, explosives and firearms in every state in the union. Commercial drivers in the various states must obey the laws of the individual states through which they pass, otherwise.

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Actually, you CAN ship an unloaded rifle via the USPS. Handguns, however, are prohibited from being shipped in this manner.

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Despite overwhelming evidence suggesting a low likelihood of abuse and lack of long term harm from non-regular use, most are deemed dangerous by the government. The US army once gave LSD(lysergic acid diethylamide) to someone unaware and the person ended up jumping out of a window. The US government deems that dangerous. However there are drugs that are legal. For example Salvia, Blue Lotus, and a bunch of drugs found in some cactus are legal in the US for the most part. If you get into these legal drugs make sure that they are legal where you live, laws can vary from state to state in the US. If you disagree with laws then do all you can to get them changed, There are other people that think the same thing.

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If you do not have permission to check or go through someone else's mail in their mailbox (such as checking their mail for them if they are on vacation), it is a federal offense investigated and prosecuted by the Postal Inspection Service. Charges may include "Tampering with the US Mail" or Intercepting US Mail belonging to Another."

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Yes, it's a federal crime to steal someones passport because Passports are still property of the United States Government. Thus you've actually stolen property of the USA.

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The pens become famous given that they were used by the President to sign an important piece of legislation into law. He gives them to people instrumental in getting the bill introduced in Congress and/or those who had other connections to the law. Some of those pens might make their way into a museum or presidential library.

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Generally a grand jury returns a true bill if they elect to find probable cause for a trial. That may be in the form of (1) a presentment if the case originated from a magistrate or a preliminary hearing in a lower criminal court or (2) an indictment if the case originated in the grand jury. If a grand jury finds insufficient probable cause, it will return a no true bill and the charges are dismissed.

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"An unfunded mandate is a statute or regulation that requires a state or local government to perform certain actions, yet provides no money for fulfilling the requirements."

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The abbreviation 'Ltd' stands for 'limited'. This signifies that a firm has limited liability; that is, the owners (shareholders) are not personally liable for any more than their investment should the firm fail.

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Don't do it unless its yours. Tampering with mail is a federal offense.

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There's no special penalty. Tampering with the mails is tampering with the mails.

In practice, it's exceedingly unlikely that anyone would ever be prosecuted for it. The general presumption is that in an amicable domestic relationship, it doesn't really matter whose name is on the water bill or who opens it, and it's perfectly legal for anyone to open someone else's mail if they've been given permission to do so. The spouse accused of tampering could simply say they had permission (either explicit or implied), at which point the court case turns into one big episode of He Said/She Said. Judges have seen that show before and aren't especially interested in a rerun.

In an acrimonious or divorce situation, it's a lot harder to claim permission, of course.

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In a court of proper jurisdiction.

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There are 203 states ["countries"] in the world Predcting which will legalize cannabis is not answerable.However, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, among others, has quite liberal laws on the possession and use of it. California is not a country.

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A soldier who has been dishonorably discharged from the military forfeits his right to any benefits he might have had access to upon his return to civilian life. This can include the loss of medical insurance, GI bills and college pay...

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In most states and under federal law felons who have completed their sentence can "APPLY" for the privilege to once again own a weapon. Some states require a good reason (IE private investigator or if its allowed for them to hold this position anymore law enforcement or their employer requires it) but as for me after one offense and it was 22 years after my release and no problems since I've been denied in Florida. so you do have the right to apply but. . . . !!!

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illegal

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After the due date passes, penalties and interest will be added to the unpaid taxes.

For federal income taxes, the interest rate is currently 4% annually, but the interest rate is adjusted every quarter. The penalty is 0.5% per month for each whole or partial month.

Even if you can't pay your taxes, it is better to file your tax return on time. If you don't file your tax return on time, the penalty increases from 0.5% per month to 5.0% per month.

Each state sets its own interest and penalties.