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Answered 13 years ago by Michael J. Breczinski (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Well then there is nothing that says you have to call the police but you have a guy who is violent with you, has a suitcase full of drugs (probably a drug dealer) and you want hi to be around kids.
Well then there is nothing that says you have to call the police but you have a guy who is violent with you, has a suitcase full of drugs (probably a... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Michael J. Breczinski (Unclaimed Profile) |
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The charge is called Accessory after the fact. Yes your mother can get in trouble if she knowingly hides a fugitive. It is a felony an can carry prison.
The charge is called Accessory after the fact. Yes your mother can get in trouble if she knowingly hides a fugitive. It is a felony an can carry... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Jibit Cinar (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You may be questioned about it. Unless you have an employment contract identifying the terms of termination, in CA, employment is considered to be at-will. That means that the employee can quit at any time for no reason, and you can be terminated for no reason as well. So, if the employer wants, they can fire you (unless you have an employment contract). If you have an employee handbook, there may also be a provision on alcohol in there as well (regardless if its during work hours or not).... Read More
You may be questioned about it. Unless you have an employment contract identifying the terms of termination, in CA, employment is considered to be... Read More
Answered 13 years and a month ago by John J. Carney (Unclaimed Profile) |
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If she helped in any way to be a lookout, help them escape, helped dispose of the bodies, or helped to hide them she is an accomplice and there fore just as guilty of murder as the person who shot them. If she was a part of a crime they committed she could also be guilty under the felony murder rule. If she testifies against them and the prosecutor needs he rt o get a conviction she might get less than 25 to life. She faces 50 to life with two people being murdered. She should have ran away when they killed them and reported it to the police to not be charged as an accessory.... Read More
If she helped in any way to be a lookout, help them escape, helped dispose of the bodies, or helped to hide them she is an accomplice and there fore... Read More
Answered 13 years and a month ago by Andrea Rogers (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You won't get your license reinstated until you pay all the fines in full and get compliance letters from each court showing proof that you paid the fines. Then you have to go to the Dept. of Motor Vehicles with the compliance letters and pay a reinstatement fee.
You won't get your license reinstated until you pay all the fines in full and get compliance letters from each court showing proof that you paid... Read More