Friday, 17 October 2014

Is it possible to have two criminal records? My boyfriend was arrested on July 27th 2013. It was said that he had a warrant order from 2005....

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Is it possible to have two criminal records? My boyfriend was arrested on July 27th 2013. It was said that he had a warrant order from 2005. I went online to check my boyfriends criminal record and no where did I find any warrant charges. Now when he got arrested the officer mentioned another date of birth to him, that was different from my boyfriends date of birth I went online and tried checking his record once again with the different date of birth and sure enough it showed they had a warrant order. Now how is it possible that they have information on one individual under two different criminal records?



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It sounds to me like they have two different matters for two different individuals with the same name.



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I agree with Mr. Roach. It's also possible that somebody made a mistake and created a file for your boyfriend with the wrong birth date, and that nobody has corrected the error. Mr. Roach's explanation seems more likely, especially if your boyfriend has a common name.



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What artist brought scientific accuracy and dramatic presentation to his anatomical illustrations?
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I purchased my home prior to marrying my husband. When we married, he signed a waiver of homestead rights. We now have found a home in forec...

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I purchased my home prior to marrying my husband. When we married, he signed a waiver of homestead rights. We now have found a home in foreclosure that we really would like to purchase. However, it cannot be contingent on us selling our current home. Can my husband attempt to purchase the property solely in his name, and I am added after our current home sells?



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Sure. The decision will be up to your lender.



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Possibly.



can the "hostile work environment" laws work if im an independant contactor? the owner of the club where i work is creating drama and gossip...

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can the "hostile work environment" laws work if im an independant contactor? the owner of the club where i work is creating drama and gossip on a regular basis. it pitts girls against one another and it has also been rumored twice that the club was closing to scare the girls into working more.



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They do work for independent contractors just as well as for employees, however "hostile work environment" is not the same as that phrase has in normal language. It is a special legal doctrine that allows a person who cannot show direct discrimination based on race, gender, etc., to show employment discrimination by other acts that result in a work environment so hostile to their protected class that it forces them to quit or make them unable to do their job, just as if they had been fired for being a woman or black or whatever. Examples are things like the first woman working in a all male machine shop who is subjected to nude pictures in the lunch room, sexist jokes, unwelcome touching, etc., and the employer does nothing, or the only black secretary in an office being subjected to racist comments and jokes and other direct hostility for being black to the point where he can't do his job. Your situation is not a legal "hostile work environment."



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Hostile work environment claims can only be based upon illegal discrimination, harassment or retaliation as defined under the ADA [disability], Civil Rights [age, race, sex, ethnic, religion, pregnancy, etc], FMLA [medical leave], Whistle-blower, or similar statutes. There no laws against 'unfair treatment', poor management, gossip or drama.



I married a man four years again and just found out he was not legally divorced. What dose this mean for me? Do i have to file for divorce? ...

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I married a man four years again and just found out he was not legally divorced. What dose this mean for me? Do i have to file for divorce? And what about taxes?



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A bigamous marriage is that which is entered into by someone who is already married. The Law in North Carolina states that a person may only be married to one person at a time any subsequent marriage is not recognized and is automatically invalid in North Carolina. Your marriage is therefore void and void from its inception. You do not need a divorce or an annulment as that marriage is not recognized under the laws of the state of North Carolina but it is best to get a court order acknowledging the marriage as void for any issues that may arise in the future.



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It means that legally you are no married. He needs to get a divorce and then you need to re-marry him if you wish to still be married to him. Your marriage is void as if it never happened.