Texas Civil Rights Legal Questions

The burden to prove negligence in prison assault cases is to establish that the prison staff was on actual or constructive notice that your son was at risk of being attacked but they were deliberately indifferent in taking measures to stop said attack. If your son can establish these facts he has a viable case against the correctional facility. ... Read Answer

Police brutality is not covered by the area of practice "legal ethics and professional responsibility."  It more commonly falls within the area of pratice of "civil rights."Attorneys who practice in the area of civil rights (and I am not one) commonly practice on a statewide basis.  Dallas civil rights attorney, and former attorney general candidate, Lee Merritt practices on a statewide, and even nationwide, basis as most civil rights cases end up in federal court.  He is not only an experienced attorney who devotes a substantial part of his practice to this area of law, he is also a staunch advocate and "true believer."  Though there are others as well.I strongly recommend you contact his office to discuss your situation.  If you have a valid claim that potentially could result in a recovery of substantial damages, he will tell you that.  If he does not think you have a valid claim that is worth pursuing, then you probably don't.... Read Answer

With Gomez v. Braid pending, you are going to have a very difficult time finding an attorney willing to accept such a case.  If the statute of limitations has not expired, I suggest you wait until the opinion of the court of appeals issues.While you have a better shot at establishing standing than the plaintiff did in that case, I strongly suggest you find a pro-life organization well-versed in litigation in the area of abortion rights to pitch your case to.  The standing issue alone is very complicated.  Of course, if you have the financial resources to fund litigation of this nature (which has the real potential to reach the US Supreme Court), you should line up all your trial and appellate lawyers now to insure that the very best arguments in your favor are preserved in the trial court for appellate review. You also have a secondary criminal issue as to whether the sheriff or your girlfriend consented to the conversation you captured on your security camera if you personally were not a participant in that conversation.... Read Answer

You became an adult when you turned 18 years old. However, because you live in your parent's home, you are subject to their rules. That's not the law. It's just the truth because they pay the bills and they're your parents. You should google to find organizations that help gay teens. Way too many young people end up homeless because they leave home too soon. Do your best to work through the issues with your parents until you're able to take care of yourself.... Read Answer

Did you apply for the job or did you just inquire? In order to have the best case possible, you should apply for the job and supply all your credentials. If you try to bring the claim now, he could deny saying they're not hiring femails. However, if you apply and you are denied an interview or position, you could use that as well as his statement. Also, try to get any statements in writing or recorded if possible. ... Read Answer

This is a question you must address with your doctors. They may require a Covid test as a condition of treating you or as a condition of your being in any of their facilities where you are treated for your kidney issues or any other health issues. If it is not an emergency, you would have a right to refuse any test, but the medical professions would also have a right to refuse to treat you. A Covid test does not have any special designation that would make it any different than any other test you have been given for your medical treatment. It is common that anyone admitted to a hospital is presumed to have Covid until they receive a negative test. This may be true for a while. Thus, as far as I know, you could simply tell anyone providing medical care that you do not want a Covid test. However, this may mean that the medical professional may refuse to provide treatment to you, depending on the policy for that particular facility and medical professional. ... Read Answer

You need to send your acquaintance a cease and desist letter. Although you owe him money, he has no right to contact your employer or harrass you to collect from you.I would recommend making arrangements to repay the money, but also consider keeping a record of any threatening or harrassing statements he makes to you or to your employer.... Read Answer

you must go to the house with the sheriff or get a court order best of luck Joseph R. Kalish P.A.Attorney-At-Law13153 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Suite 115 Tampa, Florida 33618E-mail: josephkalish@aol.com (Use this email for all correspondence and pleadings).WebSite: josephkalish.com Telephone (813)962-8685 Office (813)962-1588 Fax... Read Answer

I hope you took photographs. You should also contact the water department, or whatever department that made the repairs, and request copies of the information on the file relating to the work. Get three written estimates of the damage to you auto. I hope you communicated in writing, email or letters, to establish your claims. Next, contact a lawyer who works in civil liability issues in Texas. If you have sufficient documentation of your claims, a lawyer can file an action on your behalf. Good luck. DOC... Read Answer