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Held Convicted of Battery Without Due Process

By | July 1st, 2013

QUESTION: Can I be convicted of battery for throwing a glass of water at a drunk guy in a bar? I was ticketed when I threw water at a drunk who was mouthing off at a bar. The called the cops who ticketed me without even going inside or questioning anyone. ANSWER: Intentional torts governed by § 815.3 include, but are not limited to, harassment, sexual battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Liability may arise if it is proven that causation was present in the case at bar. “Causation”.

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Emotional Damages and Loss of Income-Network

By | June 24th, 2013

QUESTION: When I filed for divorce, my husband illegally accessed my computer and stole a personal diary document (court-acknowledged as stolen) which caused my kids to be taken away and a restraining order issued against me. I defended myself in family court and Child Services. Both were found in my favor and he now has a restraining order. He showed the stolen letter to my professional network. Do I have a lawsuit for emotional damages and loss of income-network? How was I going to find a job after what he.

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