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No u.s. military has parachuting in basic training. The Navy has some minimal shooting. Enough that you could probably fire a rifle or pistol without shooting your foot, but not much more. The navy has some physical aspects but not nearly what is presented by the corps and the army. Much of...

You seem to be asking if a single seizure, with an identified cause, will automatically lead to a medical discharge, every time. The answer is no.

That would depend on whether you would rather spend your days in a tiny town or a big town.

It happens. There is no good way to do it, but one way would be to show up at sentencing and introduce yourself to the defense lawyer. Whether the judge would pay any heed to your recommendation is quite another question.

It is neither a right not a privilege. It is a commodity bought and sold on the market.

If you are asking if you can change your mind in the middle of a trial, and ask that the trial be recessed and the jury sent home until you can find a lawyer, the answer is no. No judge will do that. You can start to represent yourself but if you change your mind and want a continuance, the...

If you are asking if you can change your mind in the middle of a trial, and ask that the trial be recessed and the jury sent home until you can find a lawyer, the answer is no. No judge will do that. You can start to represent yourself but if you change your mind and want a continuance, the...

it will depend on tribal law and each is different,.

Should witnesses to potential criminal activity go around warning the criminals? No.

You can get fired for walking out regardless of the reason. If you have a contract you can enforce the contract. If there is no contract, then both parties are free to terminate the relationship at any time for any reason or for no reason.

If you simply agreed not to sue, that is not enforceable. If he gave you something, or did something, or promised to do something in exchange for your promise not to sue, that is enforceable.

There is tremendous variation. The COs of the big and old army bases, such as Knox, live in mansions. The CO of a WWII era base might live in a small house with exposed 2x4s in the tiny closets. Housing in a northern old base was duplexes with car ports, while there is a base in Hawaii with...

Sue for what? Did you have an agreement that he would pay you for those things? Do you just think he ought to because you are so wonderful? You can sue anyone you want but if you want to know if you can sue successfully, describe the basis for the suit.

What have you done to settle it? They do not settle themselves. The other driver or his insurer is not going to just cut you a check. Instead, you must present a viable threat to sue and to win. Such cases can settle in a month or in years.

Are you asking how to make peace with the neighbor, or how to persuade him to play nice (now that you decided to bring cops into it) or are you asking how to be a jerk or what are you asking?

If you know how to present your case, then the case will be evaluated on the merits. If you do not know what to prove or how to prove it, it will not.

Everyone has different duties. Some work nights, some days, some weekends, etc. You could have an assignment in which you work 24/7, finding sleep where you can. In a combat zone, for example, wars do not stop on weekends. For much of my service I worked 8-5 monday through friday. Not...

It is a question of local law and the policy of the facility. If Andy of Mayberry has a policy of allowing armed cops in his jail, no law precludes that policy. If some armed cop shows up and Andy refuses to let them in while armed, no law prohibits (or mandates) that policy.

It is a public record and anyone who wants to can see it and show others.

It is a public record and anyone who wants to can see it and show others.