Being pulled over by the police is never pleasant, and the outcome could have lasting affects. It’s important not to disregard any ticket you get, and note receiving the ticket is only the beginning of the situation. For example, you can choose to fight the ticket. In Los Angeles, County, once you get a ticket, ...
The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution states, among other things, that a criminal defendant has the right to something known as ‘compulsory process.’ Simply put, this means that a criminal defendant has the right to subpoena witnesses or information to assist with his or her defense. The government or the prosecutor also has ...
You’ve gone to Superior Court, the Special Civil Part, in your county in New Jersey, or the county in which the filing took place, and the judge has entered a judgment in your behalf. What to do now? Following is how to go about collecting that judgment awarded to you for money if your doing ...
If you’re not familiar with the law, receiving a subpoena can be a jarring event. You may find yourself wondering how to respond to a subpoena, what you will have to do, and whether or not a subpoena can get you or someone you care about into legal trouble. Here’s what to do if you ...
Major supermarket chains first introduced VIP and preferred shopper cards in the 1990s, and they caught on like wildfire. Shoppers like them because they get special pricing on selected items throughout the store without the chore of collection coupons. Supermarkets like shopper cards because they keep customers coming back. But they serve an additional purpose. ...
Quite often, people go into small claims suits thinking that, if they win, they’ll get money at the close of the case. If you’ve been to court and won, it might seem like the work is over. You’ve presented your case before a judge and the ruling came down in your favor. Unfortunately, it can ...
