can i sue the city gov agency that i work for under rico? malfeasance, misuse of fed and state $?
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Don't know if you could sue, but you sure could report them to the appropriate agencies or Attorney General of your state.  Check the "whistleblower's laws" in your state also to see what protections are offered to you.
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It depends on whether or not you were following company policy when you accepted the check.  Did your employer authorize you to take it and did you check ID?  They probably do not have the right to make you pay for it in court but they can fire you.\n\nIf you do pay for it, try turning it over to the city attorney for collection.  Many places have made it a crime to write a bad check and sometimes you can collect up to hundreds of dollars for damages.  Heck if I was a business in some of these places I think I would hope people wrote them to me.  I'd make a living just sitting around accepting bad checks and collecting extra penalty money.
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afraid not..\nif you owe and someone (agency) has filed claim...
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I know this answer won't help much since I live in Illinois but I have worked in law enforcement for over three years and can only offer what I know.  When I have a problem some such as yours others different I always start at the bottom and work my way up.  I would start at the CDC at the very bottom of there human food chain and work on up.  Make sure you have proof that they are wrong, every scrap of paper will help your cause.  Worse comes to worse get a lawyer.  Sorry this probably doesn't really help but 80% of the time it works for me.
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The doctrine of sovereign immunity makes it impossible to sue a state or the Feds, except in such ways as they by law provide. \n\nEach state is different. You'd have to speak to an attorney.
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Report it to your State Attorney General's Office
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This is the duck and run senerio.\nWHO is responsible?\nthe Govenor?\nThe mayor?\nThe State?\nThe Fed?\nTo many things happened and the RIGHT solutions DIDNT happen.\nThe FED cant come in, until the STATE asks.\nthe state didnt know or care.\nThe city GOV, didnt know who to call.\n\nThe FED is responsible for the roads, and gov facilities.\nThe state is responsible for the STATE facilities,\nThe HOMES, are not covered.  Except under insurance, and the LAND OWNER.\nThe BUSINESS's are NOT covered.  Except as they paid their INSURRANCE.\n\nIf they DUMP all of it on the FED, YOU WILL PAY FOR IT.
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what state would do that? did you try to fight it? that cop must have been board or needed the money
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Get a lawyer. The lawyer should write a letter for you stating the facts, setting forth the evidence, note that the bank has agreed with your interpretation, and threatening to countersue unless the cease harassing you.\n\nYou could do all this, but they will take it seriously from a lawyer, and kick it to their own legal department.  Once that happens, someone serious will assess your claims, and probably decide that 1) you are right, and 2) it isn't worth the cost to chase you.\n\nMake sure you keep good records of all contacts you initiated, and all messages you get from them.  \n\nI am confused about one thing -- if your bank cancelled the checks from you, then you still have the money.  That is why they are threatening to sue you.   If, on the other hand, the bank somehow put money back into firepay, then firepay has no problem, since they have all the money.  I don't think this happened -- banks stop checks, but don't give money away.
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Depending on the charge(s), the age of the perpetrator, and any statute of limitations; if no other violations exist, you can write a letter of exponent to the Governors office.\n\nIt has been done
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Oh my God?! You should sue the crap out of the city, the state, and the country. I mean, you had no plates on your car and your friend had a warrant. I can't believe those pigs would bother you for that. \nPeople complain about frivolous lawsuits but half the people on here say you should sue. For what? Because you and your friend broke the law. Grow up and take responsibilty for yourself.
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Just have copies of your performance reviews handy to show to prospective employers.\n\nTruth is, most employers (including government entities) will only confirm dates of employment and nothing else to avoid litigation.\n\nProvide references whom you know will give you a favorable reference.\n\nYou might have legal recourse if you can PROVE that the DNR on your city record has hindered you and that it was malicious but that can be exceedingly difficult.\n\nGood luck with your appeal to the Mayor!
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You might want to think twice about working for them...\n\nhttp://www.sptimes.com/2004/05/21/Hernando/County_balks_at_crimi.shtml
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Of course you can. Go get a lawyer, tell them the details, and sue!
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You can sue them for violating their contract in order to force them to follow the bylaws, but you would need to prove that there was damage and what exactly it was (not necesarily in a quantity of money) in order to receive any payment.
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Yes.  It is corruption, if it is really happening.  You could report it to your assistant district attorney.  I say assistantt, d.a. because he or she no doubt has aspirations to becoming the big dog.  If anyone wants to make a name for themselves by taking down corrupt civil servants it would be an assistan district attorney.   Report it to them, or a local t.v. reporter.  The local news station no doubt has someone who specializes in ruining lives and reputations.  Have fun.
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GET A LAWYER TO FIND OUT , OR CALL LOCAL GOVT TO FIND OUT