What can be done legally against a resort of another country that has majorly gone wrong?
471854
Depends on who handled the "package". The travel agency (if you used one) may or may not want to help. Some are much better than others. Check out the web site below or contact him via phone when he is on the air.
400303
I can see a potential problem. BUT it's a big tourist spot and I take them all the time and've never been stopped. Who is telling you this? Maybe start questioning their authority in this matter. Don't take 9/11 or guilt of it as an answer. So don't know what to tell you, if you're doing nothing wrong, keep doing what you're doing. If you're doing something wrong, shame.
389968
There is not alot you can do. If your proof is not good enough they are not going to give it to you. You need to establish a really good set of papers and proof. To many people try to come and stay and they don't tell the truth, so they now have the idea that most are liars. Have your Fiance come to your country, get married and immigrate
1034378
Recourse for falling off cliff on private property:\n\nAvoid cliff in first place.
844850
Its fraud and theft.  The consequence could be prosecution and jail.
539455
Aside from the fact it would never get passed, there are all kinds of Due Processes of Law that it would contradict. The country was founded on the basis of many freedoms and the right to pursue happiness.
164221
Alsayran...thats not the american way my man.  If they bust in without a warrant, any evidence they get is automatically forfeit unless it is a crime in progress.  Further, you can sue for wrongful search and siezure and wrongful arrest.  These suits can go into the 6 digit payout range.  Why kill someone when you can spend the rest of your life relaxing on a Carribean beach sipping mojitos?
505673
The owner is responsible but their is negligence on both parts.
737973
If your country considers the failure to pay a criminal matter and it has an extradition treaty with the U.S.A., then you can be deported. If the failure to pay is a civil matter, then I am not sure what the consequences would be for you.
996734
Contact a lawyer. There are plenty that help with type of situation.
878056
pretty sticky area of law. i presume you are in the states, try contacting the American embassy in Mexico, and talk to someone in the legal dept, If your life is being threaten, (print it all off),there could be some action taken with the police  there,If  there is charges applied, you might have to go there and testify, this will cost you, I hope this helps out , but call the embassy any ways it cant hurt.... good luck with it  C
100763
Talk to a local attorney. They usually offer free consultations and can tell you what if anything was wrong with what happened in the situation. If you feel there was something wrong with the situation then maybe there was. If anything maybe you can at least get an apology from the chief of police even if there was nothing legally wrong with the situation.
539317
There is probably a statute of limitations, where you can only sue/be prosecuted within a certain time frame around when the original problem happened.  You'd need to check if it is less than 6.5 years.  Even then it can be hard to prosecute against.
387410
Unfortunately, no you cannot re-open such a case, not without new evidence. The best you can do is go after your lawyer, but it probably won't help a whole lot.  Very valuable lesson is to be learned here- you were so young when it happened- you body had many changes to go through yet and with Firestone's record, you should have had a clause put in the settlement (or not settled at all) that future consequences of the accident could be claimed.
1120654
Nothing is what it seams. I think that there is corruption everywhere. There was trouble over tickets, someone from FIFA was sacked/asked to leave because they was selling tickets 2 or 3 times face value.\n\nBut as for match fixing, i think is almost impossible. \n\nBut hey who's knows in this freaking world.
217688
Example:\nTaking goods from a dock with a counterfeit bill of lading.
755599
I don't know about the legal system in your country but if I were you I'd either pay the damn fine or do comunity service. Avoid jail by any means. And plead guilty and sorry, that always helps. \nIf there is such possibility, pick a specific community work I'd like to do and then ask the judge to direct you to the institution/centre/place/whatever.