Pleae Help.

[zippysgoddess]

The word is expulsion, and you are full of hot air.

 

[dallas702]

Whaaaaaaa???

How did the Dallas police get into this mess?

Just make sure when you file your "litigment case" that you use spellcheck/grammar check or they'll laugh you out of court.

 

[vollbree]

It's not Dallas as in Dallas, Texas.
There's a small town in Pennsylvania named Dallas.

 

[zippysgoddess]

Wonderful, but I am also in Pa, not far from there, and I double checked, just as I thought, there is no law school there.

 

[InsuranceLadyAZ]

The only school in Dallas, PA is Miscericordia College, and they sure as heck don't have a law school. Liar, liar, pants on fire.

 

[rmet4nzkx]

It is clear by OP posts that she hasn't benefited from a law school education, some people will do anything to get attention or any sort.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

From the College Misericordia Website which can be found HERE.

College Misericordia is a liberal arts based, co-educational Catholic college founded by the Religious Sisters of Mercy in 1924. It is located in Pennsylvania's historic Wyoming Valley.

 

[rmet4nzkx]

From the College Misericordia Website which can be found HERE.

College Misericordia is a liberal arts based, co-educational Catholic college founded by the Religious Sisters of Mercy in 1924. It is located in Pennsylvania's historic Wyoming Valley.

So there is a pre-law specialization but not law degree per se nor paralegal certificate program.
Like I said, attention

 

[zippysgoddess]

Exactly, matter of fact there isn't a college that offers that stuff until you travel a few hudred miles away from there.

 

[Quaere]

It is unlikely an attorney will take your case on contingency which should be a clue to it's merit.

Aside from the fact that the first part of the above statement is an ignorant assumption, the second part of the statement is patently false.

The merit of a case does not guarantee the ability of a defendant to pay a judgment.

The unwillingness of an attorney to take a case on a contingency is NOT necessarily any "clue" as to the merits of the case.

 

[rmet4nzkx]

It is unlikely an attorney will take your case on contingency which should be a clue to it's merit.

Aside from the fact that the first part of the above statement is an ignorant assumption, the second part of the statement is patently false.

The merit of a case does not guarantee the ability of a defendant to pay a judgment.

The unwillingness of an attorney to take a case on a contingency is NOT necessarily any "clue" as to the merits of the case.

I was being kind, you need to read OP's other posts. They are claiming to be in law school, a non existant law school. It is difficult at best to find merit in confabulations.

 

[zippysgoddess]

LOL! They could put all of their posts together into one great fiction novella!

 

[HomeGuru]

With threads like those, I need not read anynore fiction novels.

 

[Quaere]

I don’t understand the incessant need to constantly investigate the claims of the people who post here. Why does it matter if the particular OP is lying? Wouldn’t others who actually have the same question benefit from advice given in response to the situation that was presented?

I did read all of OP’s other posts. She does not appear to be a law school student but her questions had nothing to do with her status as a student. She wanted to know if there is any legal recourse for the harassment she claims she’s enduring.

Does it ever occur to anyone that some of the OPs may offer some fictional background information in order to avoid being identified by their enemies? Some of the “advisors” here spend more time trying to catch Ops in lies than they do trying to help anyone.

If you are going to investigate and call someone a liar, at least investigate the correct facts. OP never said she went to school in or near Dallas, PA. She said the suspect, is a resident of Dallas.

Regardless of where OP and the suspect went to school, the suspect may have been home on Thanksgiving break when he engaged in some of the harassment, hence the involvement of the suspect’s hometown police dept.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

I don’t understand the incessant need to constantly investigate the claims of the people who post here. Why does it matter if the particular OP is lying? Wouldn’t others who actually have the same question benefit from advice given in response to the situation that was presented?

I did read all of OP’s other posts. She does not appear to be a law school student but her questions had nothing to do with her status as a student. She wanted to know if there is any legal recourse for the harassment she claims she’s enduring.

Does it ever occur to anyone that some of the OPs may offer some fictional background information in order to avoid being identified by their enemies? Some of the “advisors” here spend more time trying to catch Ops in lies than they do trying to help anyone.

If you are going to investigate and call someone a liar, at least investigate the correct facts. OP never said she went to school in or near Dallas, PA. She said the suspect, is a resident of Dallas.

Regardless of where OP and the suspect went to school, the suspect may have been home on Thanksgiving break when he engaged in some of the harassment, hence the involvement of the suspect’s hometown police dept.

Correct. And since you're on the subject, the ONLY thing that matters in this ENTIRE post is the truth of the statments (whether published or spoken) and since the poster IS an escort, why are you belaboring the point?

SHe HAS NO CASE!