If an average non-law enforcement Pennsylvania civilian can ask to see a law abiding citizen's government issued gun permit in a diner , gas station , grocery store , etc..... what is stopping them for asking for driver's licenses , social security cards, passports etc.....?

Most people when surprisingly asked to produce such materials would assume it is a law enforcement official.

Isn't that bordering on impersonating a public servant or even harassment?

I volunteered at my son's public school in southern California and at recess time took some photos of him. I then got an email from the principal telling me one of the teachers saw me, and that I can't photograph other children at the school. She later explained this is because the school policy permits parents to refuse the school from taking pictures of their children (because the school says that if the parents don't decline, it's policy is to use such photos in public brochures and websites related to the school). There's nothing in that opt out agreement or policy that bars other parents from taking photos. My purpose in taking pictures of my son and any of his friends or other children there is personal use in our photo album.

My thought is that any opt out or non-consent to taking pictures by a parent is binding only on the district/school, but not on other parents, since I found no other policy prohibiting picture taking and no policy at all prohibiting parents from taking pictures. Nor did I find any California law governing the matter. My questions are two: 1) Do you believe the principal can ban me from photographing my son and his friends at school based on their existing policy? 2) If not, could they institute a policy that would forbid parents from taking personal use photos of their child with other children at the school? If they did, would it be legal?

If you have any resources (legal literature or otherwise) that would guide me on this as well, that would be great.

Thank you

morris is an indigent. did his 6th amendment right to assigned counsel attach for his initial appearance (1)

(2)scenario: Janet is a well to do business women making 10,000 a year.janet can afford to hire an attorney. did her 6th amendment right to counse attach for initial trial

I was using the internet and decided to watch The Pursuit of Happiness online while using Verizon's internet services. The following message was displayed: "Due to an account related issue,

your Verizon services have been suspended. " I am not the owner of the account have have notified Verizon several times over the previous 8 months of this fact, thus allowing them time to acknowledge my legitimate use of their services. What litigation should be filed?

I rent a mobile home in the back yard of a residence. Code enforcement came and said trailer needs to be removed. The landlord said we need to move and provided no 30 day notice as required by law. I emailed code enforesment informing them I am a tenant and there was no proper notice. The next day code enforcement comes and tells landlord 15 days to have trailer removed. Still no notice.