Rule303
10-18-2004, 11:10 PM
If you have a question that you would like to ask of a Police Officer, please, go ahead and ask. PoliceWorld.net has Police officers at this forum from all around the world. But before you ask, it may be worth your while to go back through this topic area and you might find that your question has been asked by somebody else and the answers have previously been given.
But, just the same, go ahead and ask, laws often change and maybe a more up to date answer is required for your question.
Please note, answers given should not be seen as legal advice. If you need a definitive legal opinion, you should consult a lawyer. Police Officers are able to tell you what the law says, and how the law is processed, but if you seek an opinion on a legal matter directly concerning yourself, a lawyer should be sought for the definitive answer. Opinions given here by Police Officers, and civilians with knowledge of the law should be seen as a guide only, and not of definitive legal advice.
When you type your question, have a look at the text area. Underneath that is a flagged area called "Additional options". When you click on that you will find other options. One of those is to give you notice of replies. " Notify me of replies." If you check that box, what happens is that whenever anybody posts/replies to your question, you will receive an e-mail at your registered e-mail address advising you that somebody has replied. This might happen weeks or even months after your initial question. So stay informed and check the box.
By The Way.... when you register, unless you have checked the box to make your e-mail address public, it remains unknown if you choose that option. It is an automatic reply from the server.
So go ahead.... ask your question.
But, just the same, go ahead and ask, laws often change and maybe a more up to date answer is required for your question.
Please note, answers given should not be seen as legal advice. If you need a definitive legal opinion, you should consult a lawyer. Police Officers are able to tell you what the law says, and how the law is processed, but if you seek an opinion on a legal matter directly concerning yourself, a lawyer should be sought for the definitive answer. Opinions given here by Police Officers, and civilians with knowledge of the law should be seen as a guide only, and not of definitive legal advice.
When you type your question, have a look at the text area. Underneath that is a flagged area called "Additional options". When you click on that you will find other options. One of those is to give you notice of replies. " Notify me of replies." If you check that box, what happens is that whenever anybody posts/replies to your question, you will receive an e-mail at your registered e-mail address advising you that somebody has replied. This might happen weeks or even months after your initial question. So stay informed and check the box.
By The Way.... when you register, unless you have checked the box to make your e-mail address public, it remains unknown if you choose that option. It is an automatic reply from the server.
So go ahead.... ask your question.