Do you support the letter of the law?
814361
I have never liked Bush, but rumor has it, when he was governor of Texas, he worked really well with the democrats there.  Let's give him a chance.
594594
you can refuse anything in court if you want to.  Now they may not agree with you...lol\nbut that is your prerogative if you wish to get thrown in the hoosegow....lol
385429
No, I don't think so! The point is, is that you broke the law. It may be considered but just because your a good person, it doesn't mean that you may be go.
206197
Your legal representative should be able to assist you.
1053546
you could sign them and you won't get in trouble. these petitions are just material for polls to see how many people support which issues. \nthe only bad outcome could be that some senator was trying to see how many votes he would get if he stood up for some issue and then you didn't vote for him. it's no big deal, but it might encourage petitions to stand up for what you believe in.
675433
no, you can always refuse a letter, even if it is hand delivered, or if you are being served.  The postal person will not even argue they will just write refused and return to sender.
479838
Yes.\n\nPlease keep in mind that I am not an Attorney, I just play one here.
1159068
No, the concept of the phrase is recognized as negative and that is all it does.\n\nThe second question will be answered by the trial court - once it returns there.\n\nThis is not a separation of church and state since the document was distributed to non-members of the church.  \n\nOn a sidenote, the Supreme Court of Iowa said it could go forward, it didn't however decided the case.  Now the US Supreme Court must determine if it wants to hear the case.  If they disagree with the Iowa court, then it returns for trial.  If they disagree, then the case will be dropped since there is no legal standing.\n\nThe point is that a ruling hasn't been made on the merits of the original case - this is just the finer points of the law being argued at this point.  In general, you can't just go out and smear somebody in writing without justification.  And that issue is for the trial court to decide eventually.
796967
Do you have any witnesses?If so then an attorney will be necessary.
1186822
No, but I do support him.
498479
Absolutely. I write at least a couple letters a week to various Presidents, Governors, Senators, Congressmen, and local politicians. You have to voice your opinion in order to even start affecting change. Of course, I normally only get a form letter back. Sometimes I'll get a personal letter from the state reps for a letter in the newspaper though.
218040
The oath you take is a legal requirement, the wording therefore is not changable.  Also because a person could do illegal actions they would not want you to pledge allegiance to them, but to the LAW.  (This is not meant to be a comment on the POTUS, just an example!)
338268
Lawyers used to follow the letter of the law. Now, they petition the Supreme Court to change the letter of the law to suit their needs. So ... law is changing according to lawyers' personal ambitions and business needs. Cheers!
987665
http://www.lawchek.com/letterpr.htm
149445
To respond to your original question, I support effective people in government.
551804
Ummmmm, the Post Office gets it there? Most likely, since criminals have voluntarily given up their rights (by violating the rights of others!) those letters will be read by officials before getting to your criminal.
832052
Short answer Yes.. contact the clerk of courts... some States have a do it yourself format... you do not have to have a lawyer (u should,  have a lawyer look everything over before you submit it to the courts (about $100.00-$500.00) for them to review your completed documents in this area.\ngood luck hint use plain language no slang or easily misunderstood words (fad words). yes means yes and no means no.