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Assuming your company is a legal entity: Company VS imbecile

Battery with bodily fluids.

An RE-3P code is for disability: RE-3P- Physical disability (includes discharge and transfer to TDRL). Obesity. Motion sickness. Disqualified for officer candidate training. Anything other than an RE-4 is waiver-able, however they just are not doing a lot of waivers as they are not having...

As long as you have full function of your foot and can run and jump you should be fine.

Big fine. Lost permit. No license until 18.

There are no plans to reinstate the draft as the military is recruiting enough people. In fact, the military is getting enough applicants that they have raised some of the standards.

Really depends on how old the children are. If they are under 12 generally a judge will not even allow them to testify and will often bar them from the proceedings. If there is a question about what is in the child's best interest the court will appoint a guardian ad litum to meet with the...

People displaced due to an emergency.

"Are there court fines on top of the store fines?" - Yes. Your $20 item will cost about $200 - $500 when you are done.

A contract made to conduct an illegal transaction is void. The law does not consider illegal activity to be a business relationship.

These are all excellent questions to ask your recruiter. Only your recruiter can tell you what jobs you are qualified for and when you can ship out for those jobs.

Yes. That information is public record.

Yes. That information is public record.

1) its summer so he hates the heat, this kid never slept in a room without Air Condition, so he is having a really hard time adjusting. - Too bad. 2) he is bored and said he is going crazy, he feels as though he is missing out on things, like swimming and movies and such, etc... - Good, that is...

Something being legal and "just no law against it" are the same things. There are many things you do every day that are legal that are completely devoid of any laws. They are legal because there is no law against that activity.

If they have the time and resources to come looking or not depends on where you live. However, if you fail to report then the probation goes away and you end up serving your entire sentence in jail instead. Your short term financial fix will only make things worse for you... financially and...

When sentenced he would have been given a day to report to jail. he may also be free pending an appeal. More details always get better answers. Perhaps you should read the court documents if you wish to know the particulars of the case you are thinking about.

You will not need to furnish appliances.

There will be a copy of each of his orders in his service record. He need to request them, you can not.

There is nothing you can say to the judge that will convince the judge that you were justified in knowingly and intentionally breaking the law.