Local Laws

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As with most bail related questions, the answer really depends on the state and county in which the bail bond was written. Once the defendant fails to appear in court, the bond goes into forfeiture and the clock starts clicking for the bondsman/bondswoman. Based on the local/state regulations, the bail agent has a period of time to find the defendant and bring them back into custody (this could be 30 days, 90 days, 120 days, etc.). If the bail agent is unable to locate the defendant by the end of the allotted time, than the bond goes to judgment and the bail agent is now responsible for the full amount of the bond.

This accountability element of the process is what makes bail agents so effective at what they do. If they do not find the defendant they pay the court the bond amount. And if a defendant or his/her family is going to potentially be liable for the bond amount and maybe lose a house or other financial asset, they are more likely not to run. On the other hand, when a defendant is released through a government sponsored (taxpayer funded) pretrial release program their is not financial accountability by anyone. The defendant therefore will not show up and no one pays the bond amount and no one goes and gets them.

It is Common Law. A civil offence. Trespassers are not prosecuted, they are sued. It applies to all land and rivers over which you do not have right of way and buildings etc thereon. It also applies in certain circumstances to public land. There is no law of trespass in Scotland. The tort of trespassing on private land is committed when land is entered without excuse and without the express or implied consent or invitation of the owner or lawful occupier. It is also committed when a person, who has lawfully entered upon land with the consent of the person in possession and in circumstances that do not confer on him some interest in the land, refuses to leave within a reasonable time of being asked.

A signature bond is where you are allowed to be released from jail on your signature only. Many states also refer to this as a P.R. bond. Personal Recognizance. These are for very low risk offenders that usually have jobs and steady places to live.The same rules apply as with any other bond posted to release you from jail while awaiting trial. And if you break the bond rules, you will have a warrant issued for your arrest and will not be eligible for another PR bond.

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Depends how you define 'deviant'. Some cultures use 'deviant' only for sexual deviance.

Known as Shari'a Mohammedan law is the law of Mohammedanism. Which covers not only religion, but also many aspects of life.

NO noise ordinance but can be charged with disturbing the peace

Not all Surenos are bald, as far as the one's that are bald it's cause they choose to shave their heads but it's not a requirement that u have to shave ur head to be a Surenos or anything, it's just a choice.

can a boat on a trailer and a separate trailer be parked on a side yard of a home at the property line between houses in brookhaven town of setauket ny

Above ground swimming pools in New York State must be equipped with an approved pool alarm which provides detection capability at every point on the surface of a swimming pool, is audible at pool side and at one other place on the premises, and meets ASTM F2208. A fence of at least 4-feet high must surround the swimming pool. and the pool must contain entrapment protection.

I believe not because its like animal patrol.

Call 911 non emergeny number. Then you won't get in trouble.

In order to verify and ensure accuracy of instrumentation zeroing is done. By zeroing the scale operators can establish a baseline of an empty scale registering '0' mass.

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Answer is a.)

i passed this test with a 90

yes you do have the right to no but in there view you dont how do i insist they tell me? its a petty complaint by a hostile neighbor and i just want to be sure its him before i go into all the specifics with the official ask around and get info

You can cut it down but you will face the consequences. If the tree or area has a TPO in place then a that tree or all trees in that area are protected and permission is required to do any work to it or them.

Possession of alcohol by a minor in North Dakota classifies as a Class B misdemeanor. The fine is set at up to $1,000 or/and sentencing of about one year in jail.

In the state of Florida, there are three dry counties. They are Washington County, Liberty County and Lafayette County.The state that is the driest is Kentucky.

can i be a police officer with only one hand

It is unlawful in the state of Alabama to purchase more than two (2) boxes of ephedrine at any one purchase, or in the same date at separate locations. It is also unlawful to purchase an amount that totals an aggregate weight of ephedrine in excess of 6.0 grams in a 30 day period. Depending on the previous criminal history of the purchaser the crime may be a misdemeanor or a felony.

It is called profiling

It depends on what you mean. In the U.S. any person who is of legal age who is not a felon and has no misdemeanors for domestic violence can legally purchase a firearm. There are a few minor state restrictions to that in a few states.

Making video games can be complicated and confusing, but if ur willing 2 commit, the rest is easy. Just go to Yoyogames.com and download Gamemaker. If you get the free version you can make 2-D games w/ a couple limits, but remember, many 2-D games r proffesional. If u get the Pro version, you can make 3-D games too! It costs more money, though. To get ya started, sprites are any image besides a backround. A background is what anything walks or moves on, but it's just an image. Rooms r what makes everything happen as well as objects.

Wait a minute - There are two questions here: First - If you don't reside in the residence they CAN legally prevent you from entering. Second - HOWEVER - if you don't live there and they won't allow you access - you are under no obligation (legal or otherwise) to provide the residence with service. Call the utility company and have the utilities disconnected.