I am looking for the lawful explaination of what a jurisdiction transfer is, but in simplier form. Perferably a transfer from the state of Indiana to the state of North Carolina. Also what does the transfer consist of if it is possible. Thank you for your help!
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You don't get transfered from one state prison to another unless they happen to need overflow and send you out of state.  What you're probably thinking of involves "states" in the sense of nations. (Remember each US state is truly a sovergin nation that has ceded some power to the federal government)  There's a treaty that allows prisoner to be returned to their country of citizenship to serve out the remainder of their sentence.  ie You're in jail in Mexico but are a US citizen.  Under the treaty you could possibly apply to be transfered to a US federal prison to serve out the remainder of your jail in your home country.
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In order to transfer within the state, your son's current probation officer and the judge both have to agree to allow your son to transfer.  If either says no, your son cannot move.\n\nSince your son has been admitted to the college already, he has that in his favor.  Has he been following all the conditions of his probation since he was placed on probation?  If he has never been revoked, his chances of transfer are greater.\n\nIn addition, even if the sending county approves the move, the receiving county has the option to turn down his transfer.  \n\nYour son needs to be a salesman.  He needs to sell the idea of why allowing him to transfer is for the good of the communities, both the current community and the new community.  He can explain how this will improve the chances that he will be a better person, and how his degree will help others.\n\nGood luck
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I don't know to many places that Highway Patrol don't have jurisdiction, they are State Officers with authority in any place within their State. They can cite you in the City for violations and return it to whomever their court system is assigned to. I have never known any other practice by State Police/Highway Patrol. As for your rights, you can appear in court and plead not guilty to the ticket,it's your right to do so, take a chance telling the Judge your side of the story. NEVER HURTS TO TRY.
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The laws may difer from state to state etc...I suggest that you call Motor Vehicles and get the answer straight from the source. If anyone would know how to fix this problem legally they would. I'm sure that this has happened to someone else at some time or another.\n If that doesn't work then you are left to think up a clever way to sell it to someone else.
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i knew a company in Taiwan that sold some goods to a USA company for about 40k USD. the USA company did not pay. they traveled to north carolina and took that company to court in the USA. the judge threw the case out because he said the Taiwan company did not have a USA office and they had no rights in the USA. but that was that case. yours maybe different.
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Little you can do, you could hire an attorney in this county and her state to sue her, or travel here to sue her, but being in another county, the costs of doing anything is almost impossible.\n\nHas anyone contacted the person at the address she sent it ?\n\nAnd in all actual, I have had trouble with about 1/3 of my transactions,  from the person not sending the item, to the item being in bad shape, to the item not being anything like described.  I would say that 80 with no problems is almost unheard of from people I know.
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It's tough to say. It could be the "mule" is concocting the story to divert attention, or discourage people from sue-ing. It's a major pain to conduct small action suits over distance. They have to be filed, argued in the defendant's jurisdiction. This means the $ amount needed to travel to, live in the area till the case is heard, can quickly surpass the $ amount lost by the plaintiff. If the Mule person is an honest dupe, he'll likely be faced with suits amounting to many x's his anual income. Facing bankruptcy, he's what's referred to as "sue proof, or claim proof" by the lawyer piranha. (not having anything to take, a million dollar finding against him's meaningless) \n  I'd file a police report in your and his jurisdiction. Give as much detail as possible. This does'nt necessarily mean he'll go to jail, (but might).. What it'll do, is give yourself legitimacy in case any legal/police action crops up with other victims. If it's a case of wire fraud, or other similar crime, this is how it'll be detected first. If it comes to a class action suit, this is also a main way of staking claim.\n  I hate to say it, but other than this, there's not much you can do. The money mule's liable, but collecting will cost more than the $ amount won. If the scammer's really in Romania, he'll be out of jurisdiction for  U.S. civil courts.
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The laws on changing venue vary by jurisdiction.  Your question is incredibly vague and you didn't even state where you are located, so it is quite impossible to answer your question without engaging in pure speculation.
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I'm sure the laws vary from state to state. I live in Ky. and here you would be responsible for the property taxes on the home. If you're keeping the home you're not really selling it so there should be no sales tax. There will be a fee to transfer it into your name of course but with you being in Florida I can't even give you a ball park figure. It would be a good idea to call your local court house to get a better idea about things. I think the PVA office could give you the answers you need. (property value admin.)
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From my personal experience, if you and your spouse have joint custody, then the custodial parent has to have permission from the non-custodial, in writing (through your attorneys) and visitation privileges changed since the children will be living out of state.  The non-custodial needs to make sure he is getting quality and ample visitation time as the agreement will be binding 18 yrs. and would surely have a profound effect of the children if the changes are not fair.  If you do have joint custody, then you do have the right to fight the move and a judge will make the decision based on each case.  Again, my experience tells me that it is very hard for the custodial to pull up stakes and just leave without the blessing of the non-custodial.  If full custody was given to one parent, then they do have the right to go wherever they want, but you can get the visitation agreement changed so that the children spend ample time with both parents.  Good Luck!
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Do the people who want to move to TX have family members in TX?  If so, they should be able to transfer after applying to the Interstate Compact in NM and paying the transfer fee if they are not in violation of their probation.  This paperwork would need to be completed at the current probation office.\n\nIf they don't have family in TX, TX has the right to refuse to accept the couple for transfer.
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I'm not a lawyer, but Federal Courts typically have jurisdiction over the whole USA.  Moving out of state will not even (automatically) excuse you from ordinary jury duty (personal experience on this), so I'm guessing it's probably more true with a Fed based issue.
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you may need to find out if it's copy righted...so were when it became a factor.Others weren't....If you change a certain % of it,you can then use it.The law is a tough one ot read and figure out.It basically protects the orignal person's right to any royalties made off it if it's sold.\n\n'Public Domain' is usually what a place is considered.It's take by what they "eminent domain"..basically meaning it would be in the best interest of all in a community/area.\n like a person's land so a road can bebuilt through that area,lake or pond so many can use it....
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First of all, had you said the state, i could have sent you to the EXACT place; but WHAT KIND of funding are you looking for?  Revenues? Federal dollars? fees? \n\nThrow me a bone here and i will gladly help you out.\n\nOkay, for North Carolina, you will be looking at the State Treasurer's Office.  The last avaiable fiscal record posted is here:  http://www.treasurer.state.nc.us/NR/rdonlyres/40A3C119-EC61-49BF-8669-7F08716A5BEB/0/NCTRPT0304LOWREV.pdf   \n\nFor NY, it has a Comptroller.  Here are the 2005 reports\nhttp://www.osc.state.ny.us/finance/index.htm\nHope that helps. \n\nNow if you need to see budgeting information, the best bet might be the Governor's office (final appropriations bill will be signed by the Governor so rather than trawl through the legislature's site, this is the most efficient way to get that information)\n\nbest,\nprofk
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The answer to you question depends on what state and city you are in, how the contract was written, and how the money was transferred.\n\nAll of these details are totally beyond the scope of what anyone on Yahoo should be answering.  You need actual legal advice from a lawyer familiar with these matters in your area.
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Where are you located?  All legal questions depend on the jurisdiction in which you reside.
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The Interstate Compact for Arkansas is the agency that will handle the transfer.  You can't just contact the Compact yourself, however.  You need to talk to your probation officer, pay a fee of approximately $75, and apply for transfer.\n\nSome transfers are allowed automatically.  If the probationer has immediate family living in the receiving state (KY), then KY has to accept the probationer for transfer.  If the probationer just wants to move to KY but doesn't have immediate family there, then KY can refuse the transfer.