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In New York, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases is generally three years from the accident date, making it difficult to sue for an incident over 10 years old. For vehicle searches, police need probable cause or consent. If rights are violated, consult a civil rights attorney. Providing ID is required if suspected of a crime. Taking trash may be illegal depending on local laws. Battery-powered bikes can be ridden if youre 16 or older, with no license or registration needed, but check local rules. Fishing legality depends on land ownership; permission is needed on private property.Full Conversation
no, and it happened on a farm
Since it's been over 10 years since the accident, pursuing legal action might be difficult due to the statute of limitations in New York. However, consulting with an attorney could provide more insight into any possible exceptions. Would you like assistance in connecting with a local lawyer for further advice?
if i get pulled over and cop wants to search my vechile for drugs and dont find anything can i sue
Hey Martin! In New York, you can potentially file a lawsuit if you believe your rights were violated during a vehicle search. Here are some points to consider:
- Police need probable cause or your consent to search your vehicle.
- If they searched without probable cause, it might be unlawful.
- Consult with a civil rights attorney for guidance.
Would you like more information on connecting with a lawyer?
the cop said imy vehicle was seen leaving a known drug house
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If the officer has probable cause, such as observing your vehicle leaving a known drug house, they may have grounds for a search. However, if you believe your rights were violated, consulting a civil rights attorney would be wise. Would you like more information on connecting with a lawyer?
if a cop asks for my id do i have to give it to him
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In New York, if a police officer asks for your ID, you generally have to provide it if you're stopped in a situation where you're suspected of committing a crime or traffic violation. If you're just being questioned without suspicion of a crime, you may not be required to show ID.
is it illegal for me to take from someones trash
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In New York, once trash is placed at the curb for collection, it is generally considered abandoned property. However, local ordinances may vary, and it could be illegal in some areas to take items from someone's trash. Check with local regulations to ensure compliance.
is it ok for me to drive a battery powered bike
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Hey Martin! In New York, you can generally ride a battery-powered bike as long as it meets certain conditions. Here are a few key points:
- The bike must have a maximum speed of * mph.
- Riders should be at least 16 years old.
- Helmets are required for riders under *.
Always check local regulations for any specific rules.
is a licence required
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Hey Martin! In New York, you generally don't need a driver's license to operate a battery-powered bike that meets the state's electric bicycle requirements. However, local regulations may vary, so it's wise to check specific rules in your area.
do i have to b a certain agr
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No specific age requirement exists for riding a battery-powered bike in New York beyond being at least 16 years old. However, if you are under *, a helmet is mandatory. Always check local regulations for any specific rules.
if im under * can i still ride a battery powered bicycle
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In New York, riders must be at least 16 years old to operate a battery-powered bike legally. If you are under *, you cannot ride one according to state regulations. Always check local ordinances for more specific rules.
do i need to register a battery powered bicycle
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In New York, you typically don't need to register a battery-powered bicycle if it meets the state's criteria for an electric bike. However, always check local regulations for any specific requirements.
is it legal for me to fish the edge of a river without getting in trouble for tresspassing
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Fishing along the edge of a river in New York can be legal, but it depends on the ownership of the land. Here are some key points:
- If the riverbank is private property, you may need permission from the landowner.
- Public access areas or state-owned lands are generally open for fishing.
- Always check local regulations for specific rules.