Anyone know about the first step in serving a subpoena to the State Patrol for me to obtain these documents? I talked to a friend in another state who is in law school and he said this is my best bet.
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Anyone know about the first step in serving a subpoena to the State Patrol for me to obtain these documents? I talked to a friend in another state who is in law school and he said this is my best bet.
Iowa. Sorry about that. I posted a more extensive thread a few weeks back.
I received a response from the County attorney today. All my discovery requests gun, LIDAR citation law (veiled way of asking if distance should be there), and notes regarding the incident (once...
I'm sure it was right in a 16th Century dictionary. Again, not even used in the present day.
Enough with the semantics. "Alright' is obviously the more common spelling, and it's well accepted. "All right" can be used too, as "all" and "right" are proper, standalone words. It still looks...
I wasn't ever being serious about that.
Thanks for "all" the replies.
No, it's really ElSat. I looked it up. It's pronounced that way, so it's the same thing.
Main Entry: LSAT
Pronunciation: "el-"es-"A-'tE, 'el-"sat
Function: abbreviation
Evidently, I don't think that by any means. I had to stand up against stupid replies, and I did.
By the way, it's "Alright". All right doesn't make sense. I'd be concerned as to whatever law...
Obviously everyone is ignoring the fact I didn't get to make the request to the judge. After I received my name change document, I specifically asked the clerk if I could speak with him, she said no,...
Not at all. This thread ended up getting diverted and turned into stupidity. We might as well be talking about professional wrestling at this point. I'm not asking to change any law.
1. I wasn't...
So, if Burger King sells me a whopper, and I'm dissatisfied - I need to write Burger King corporate? That's my only recourse using your rationale. You're right, shouldn't even consider something...
I was insulted first with the expected "if you don't like it - write your congressman" or telling me "the law is the law" BS. To be honest, I actually feared those types of response, then thought to...
I'm also assuming a civil lawyer would be the best to contact.
So, some guy gets arrested for armed robbery, yet somehow gets that expunged because he served his time or had a good lawyer. Still an obvious criminal.
Another guy, he changed his name - but had...
It's uncommon to all of a sudden have an extra last name if you are a male. That's why. Especially, considering I was only known by one last name before the change.
I understand lawmakers can be...
I don't think you guys are getting the point. I understand it is the law - that doesn't mean I can't question or challenge it. The point is, some laws are stupid. Blacks would still be picking cotton...
I'm not disputing that. Social security stays the same as well, creditors will find you eventually. I don't think name change law should be treated as one-size fits all. The public assumes the most...
I understand the purpose of the record. In my state, convicted felons cannot change their name, which makes sense. I'm wondering if there is any recourse for someone who does not have any type of...
My question involves name change laws in the State of: Iowa
Hi, I recently changed my first name through the courts system to something I prefer. I had a typical "nerd" name and never liked it....