Local Laws

I truly do not know what you are asking about. I think you maybe asking about a manager position. If so, I would be surprised if at 16 they would give you one. Eighteen is probably the age for management. One reason would most likely this would be something the insurance company would require.

Proof of truth can be anything you use to support your claims. Proof of truth can be documents, pictures and testimony.

No.

In the State of Ohio fire departments may bill for fire runs that involve automobile accidents. Generally the citizens insurance company is billed. In the event of no insurance, or at least the way it is done with EMS billing, is the citizens are "soft billed" which means 2 or 3 attempts are made to collect the bill payment. After those attempts are made regardless if they are successful or not, the matter is dropped and attempts to collect are stopped.

It would depend on where you live. Probably nothing as Robb said. But, for example, if you live in a housing development, you may need permission from the Association. This would be because there may be regulations concerning the security of the pool, like fencing. If you live in a rural setting, nothing will happen as there is most likely no regulatory agency.

Probably nothing.

no

Its not about the town its the entire state Conn does not have a container law the passenger is allowed to drink alcohol not the driver.

Puerto Rico is sub-divided into 78 distinct municipalaties and has no counties. There are eight electoral districts which have no administrative function

no

I do not think a ticket is what you get, Lewdness carries different degrees ranging from misdemeaner to felony, especially for lewdness with a Minor. You will be arrested and booked for the charge. In the case of a misdemeaner some jurisdictions may have some sort of ticket that they hand out in lieu or a trip to jail but you would have to check in your local area.

There is no set fine or punishment for criminal violations. Underage consumption of alcohol is a misdemeanor. In most states, that means it is punishable by up to one year in jail and by up to $1,000 fine. The actual sentence and fine is up to the Court.

Yes it was:)

complacency kills as one becomes too familiar and unaware of any/actual surrounding dangers.

Yes, stun guns are legal in Tennessee.

11 p.m.

So you won't die......

Your ex can stop you and your daughter moving from Scotland to England if they have also custody of your daughter. You should try to work something out between the two of you.

Wisconsin Statutes, authorizes a juvenile court judge to impose one or more of the following dispositions:

1.

Counseling of the juvenile or the juvenile's parent or guardian.

2.

A forfeiture not to exceed $50. If a juvenile fails to pay the fine within 12

months, the court may suspend any hunting or fishing license held by the

juvenile for not less than two years.

3.

Participation in a teen court program, if one is available, provided the juvenile

pleads "guilty" or "no contest" to the violation and has not participated

in a teen court program within the preceding two years.

4.

Participation in a supervised work program or other community service

work.

The age to carry a fixed blade on your belt varies depending on state most states have the law of sixteen with no criminal record.

The Auburn system originated in the 19th century and it involved having people work during the day and at night be locked in solitary confinement. It was also known as the New York system.

* That mainly depends on the school system and what the parents feel about it. But depending on what the item is, the only thing the school can probably do is recommend the parents to take away that certain object for a period of time as a punishment. So to sum it all up, no. * If the personal item was part of breaking the school rule or disrupting the class and that includes not paying attention to the teacher teaching her class (such as a girl putting on lip glass in class while she should be listening to the teacher) then yes, the teacher can take the lip gloss from her, but must return it after class with a warning to the student that she not use it again in class.

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Littering in Texas can get you a $500 fine, it is a Class C Misdemeanor (If what was littered was less than 5 pounds). Littering over 5 pounds is a Class B Misdemeanor which carries a fine of up to $2,000. Texas motto "Don't Mess with Texas"

Check to see if your state has a "statutory will" form. Many of them have a simple fill in the blank form. A quick search on 'statutory will' and your state will find one.