Can I be sued for pulling someones shorts down in public?
610186
Possibly, it could be construed as assault.
369041
A customer in SC sued Pizza Hut for a racial slur that was printed on his receipt. You don't give any details, so I can't tell if your case would fall along similar lines, but it's certainly plausible, as long as actual defamation of character took place. Being abusive is not defamation.
115882
Absolutely! If the judge is aware of these facts, not only is he morally and ethically obliged to help. In fact, there may even be some criminal charges that can be pressed with enough proof. It is a despicable act on the Judge's and I would appeal to a higher court and sue the robe off that crooked Judge. Get an attorney and go with it. Go to the media if you have to.
247389
Anybody can sue, but the question is if there's a cause that is actionable by the court.  A person can not benefit from an illegal action.  In this case breaking in is the illegal action and thus prevents the homeowner from having responsibility.
858241
Sure, you could file a civil suit.  If they've been convicted of the crime, you stand a better chance of winning the civil suit.
407097
Good day to you and respect!! I think you should stay where you are because you can crack another one off while f*cking people off on here but if you dogging it means getting dressed, there might be lack of doggers about and it might be cold outside.\nKeep p*ssing people off cos I certainly do my bit, peace!
603451
He can sue you, sure.   Whether or not he can WIN is the real issue, and as long as you told the truth, you have a pretty good defense.  If he is harassing you by phone and threatening, I think THAT's his intent - just to give you a hard time.  His legal costs would be pretty significant, and, even if yor story is only PART true, he stands little chance of collecting from you (although a trail is a hassle, and you would have some expense).\n\nSounds like he's playing "chicken."  Make sure your version of the story is accurate, and then ignore him.  Or if you don't think the harassment is worth posting a complaint, remove it and get over it.  If the complaint is legitimate, you should report him to the BBB.  And if it were me, I would post something with THAT, and just say  you had a very bad experience.
140454
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.
258394
Not me, I don't want to get sued.  If you got a question, talk to a lawyer
385293
Do you realize that posting a perons name and making accusations like you did, is illegal. If this person were to find out you have done this, he would be very smart to initiate a law suit against you. You might want to consider taking his name out, and maybe not worrying so much about the sexual orientaion of your co-workers.
128832
You need to go back, and if they are still there, you should stay in the stall, and call the police. You need to stay in the stall, so security doesn't have a chance to take it out before the police come. Then, you sue the department store.
497400
Bullsh*t man, that is such f*cking bullsh*t. It's not like he was causing a disturbance or being disrespectful, it's a dress for crying out loud. That principal should be fired, both for her continued harassment of this kid over the course of the school year and for blatant and illegal discrimination.\n\nI hope he sues the pants off that school district, becasue there have been numerous federal cases that all have said that clothing is a first amendment isssue, that what you wear is freedom of expression, and especially at a PROM which is a non-scholastic activity, there is no justification for banning boys in dresses or girls in suit. Maybe once that school faces a multi-million dollar lawsuit, they're get rid of that terrible principal and make sure that future educators respect student rights.
861255
I'm not sure if this applies to you or not (you'll have to make that call), but the California Supreme Court (this will set precedence elsewhere, though) has decided that if you post something online which criticizes or attacks a person, either personally or professionally, and you did not write it, you cannot be sued.  If that person who has been attacked decides to sue, he/she can only sue the original writter.
1112496
Get a good lawyer, and sue his pants off.
601193
These friends can be charged with verbally threatening to do bodily harm to another person......this is still a felony charge.........Report it to the police...take all threats seriously....
574630
If you can find and cut the power supply do it. Otherwise try to pull the person by grading him from the clothes DO NOT touch his skin with your bare hands 'cause you'll be electrocuted too.
326918
If the person is saying the things in some sort of public forum, you could sue for libel/slander, but if the person has merely filed charges with the police, the charges and any statements made to the police are given absolute privelege. If the DA proceeds with the charges, knowing that they are substantially untrue, you could sue them for malicious prosecution, but that's pretty hard to prove and probably wouldn't be worth it.