Local Laws

Legal or not it would be very unwise and quite out of order.

A cop is a person doing a job to enforce the laws WE have enacted though OUR political vote. Sometimes the cops must ask you to do things as part of their duties. If you were doing your lob how would you feel if someone 'f' you for doing it.


it is not illegal to say fu to a cop, because cops can not legally be offended. and i would know, because i flip cops the bird all the time. i got pulled over for it once, but the cops eventually had to let me go.

I think is illegal, but I'm not sure.

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Check the web site for the township. Most have a link to their ordinances, or will at least tell you where you can get a copy.

The fine is between $260 and the maximum fine is $1,000. There is also a one year loss of driver's license. If the 18 year old was driving at the time, the fine and penalty is doubled.

no, theres no records of anything happening, so you are ok

Yes, in fact, jaywalking is illegal almost everywhere in the U.S. simply because it is dangerous. Obviously, it is very hard to go to jail for jaywalking and also very hard to get caught while doing it. I don't even think you get a ticket for jaywalking, just a warning. Anyway, if you do jaywalk (which almost everyone does) be safe and carful.

You find a product, maybe a vehicle, that you MUST have. You "fall in love" with that car, so you buy it. Then maybe a few days later, you think, WOW I really can't afford this, or when you get the vehicle home, it really is not as "pretty" as it was on the dealer's lot and you say "What was I thinking" when I bought this. Now how can I get out of this foolish purchase?

Know that the Buyer's Remorse laws in all states do not apply to the purchase of an automobile. They only apply to unsolicited sales. A salesman coming to your door, uninvited, a tele-markerter calling you on the phone, these are unsolicited sales that do come under the Buyer's Remorse laws. Purchasing a vehicle where you visited a dealership and bought a car is a sale that you solicit and is not covered by any Buyer's Remorse law.

I believe this might be lying to an officer of the court or lying to a police officer, but it might also fall under fraud or perjury. If it was a federal court, it might also fall under lying to a federal police officer -- remember Martha Stewart?

I'd bet that nearly ALL of these charges could be leveled in some circumstances. There could also be charges of federal mail fraud if it cross state lines.

I'm not a lawyer, so these are all guesses. Either a District Attorney, prosecutor, or a criminal defense attorney should be able to provide more details. It really depends on where you are and who you are. If you're a police officer, filing a false report is generally a misdeameanor and you will not be found guilty. On the other hand, if you don't have a good lawyer, you might find yourself guilty of a misdeameanor and in jail for a few days.

Violation of Promise to Appear or Pay Fine

In Canada, the work week is forty hours. A person works eight hours a day. They must be give a thirty minute unpaid break for every five hours of consecutive work.

No. You MUST be 18 years old.

Yes, you need one for every job.

You'll still be arrested when they find you because you broke your probation before you were 18. Period.

The intestate (without a will) share of the surviving spouse varies in different states and countries according to the laws of intestacy. You can check your state laws at the related question link provided below.

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The members of Congress are the national lawmakers. Congress is made up of the Senate and House of Representatives.

A Class A misdemeanor vandalism charge in Tennessee (less than $500 in damage) can carry a sentence of up to a year in jail and $2,500 worth of fines. $500-$1000 worth of damage is a Class E felony that carries a charge of between 1 and 6 years in jail and $3000 of fines. Damage that ranges between $1000 and $10000 is a Class D felony that carries a sentence of 2 to 12 years in prison and $5000 of fines. The Class C felony is damages between $10000 and $60000 and carries a sentence of 3 to 15 years in prison and $10000 of fines. Any damages over $60000 is a Class B felony that carries a sentence of between 8 and 30 years in prison and $25000 of fines.

Yes. You're on public property and therefore not trespassing. In addition, while protesting you are exercising your rights under the first amendment and that's protected by the Constitution. Cops will probably still try to bother with you (ESP. If its an Occupy protest), though, so be prepared. Get a legal observer to attend the protest in case the police show. Also, remember that they CANNOT search you without consent and you are not required to give them any information, including your name.

No. In order for your brother to adopt your child you and the other parent must consent to the adoption and then your parental rights will be terminated. Your brother would be the legal parent of the child. You cannot share legal custody with your brother.

None, if you're black.