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Vic Orenas Legal Status
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Vic Orena, a former Colombo crime family boss, was convicted of racketeering and murder in the 1990s and is serving a life sentence. John Gotti Jr. Has served his sentence and is not currently incarcerated. Information about John Gotti Jr.S mother is not available.Full Conversation
is he dead?
As of my last update in October *, Vic Orena is still alive but remains incarcerated. If you have any other legal questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
what about john gotti jr?
John Gotti Jr., the son of the infamous mob boss John Gotti, was involved in organized crime and served a prison sentence for racketeering. He has since claimed to have left the criminal life behind. If you have any specific legal questions or need assistance, let me know!
is he in jail?
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John Gotti Jr. is not currently in jail. He has served his prison sentence and has claimed to have left the criminal life behind. If you have any other legal questions or need assistance, feel free to ask!
John Gotti Jr. is not currently in jail. He has served his prison sentence and has claimed to have left the criminal life behind. If you have any other legal questions or need assistance, feel free to ask!
what about his mom?
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I don't have specific information about John Gotti Jr.'s mother. If you have any legal issues or need assistance with a legal matter, feel free to ask!
I don't have specific information about John Gotti Jr.'s mother. If you have any legal issues or need assistance with a legal matter, feel free to ask!
if the biological child of a woman that was given up to a different family in a different state got murdered in new york over drugs and the biological mother had no relationship with them for *+ years and they did not recognize her as the mother, can she sue the foster mom for not protecting her from harm?
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In Nevada, a biological mother with no relationship for over 20 years would face significant challenges in suing the foster mom. The foster mom's duty of care and responsibility would be evaluated, but the biological mother’s lack of relationship could weaken her standing.
For further clarity, can you provide more details about the circumstances of the foster care arrangement and any known neglect or failure by the foster mom?
In Nevada, a biological mother with no relationship for over 20 years would face significant challenges in suing the foster mom. The foster mom's duty of care and responsibility would be evaluated, but the biological mother’s lack of relationship could weaken her standing.
For further clarity, can you provide more details about the circumstances of the foster care arrangement and any known neglect or failure by the foster mom?
The biological mom was an alcoholic and drug addict and had gone to jail i believe while the daughter was a child and couldnt take care of her and * other children she also gave up
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In Nevada, the ability of the biological mother to sue the foster mom for not protecting the child from harm is complex and would depend on several factors, including the specifics of the foster care arrangement and any evidence of neglect or failure by the foster mom. The biological mother's past and lack of relationship could weaken her case.
Was the daughter officially placed into foster care by a court order, or was there an informal arrangement?
In Nevada, the ability of the biological mother to sue the foster mom for not protecting the child from harm is complex and would depend on several factors, including the specifics of the foster care arrangement and any evidence of neglect or failure by the foster mom. The biological mother's past and lack of relationship could weaken her case.
Was the daughter officially placed into foster care by a court order, or was there an informal arrangement?
is it true in california even if someone confesses of being a serial killer that hid bodies on land that if its private property that law enforcement cand deliver a search warrant?
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In California, law enforcement can generally obtain a search warrant if there is probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed and evidence is located on private property. A confession could potentially help establish probable cause, but the warrant's issuance would depend on specific circumstances and judicial approval. Do you have any more questions about this?
In California, law enforcement can generally obtain a search warrant if there is probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed and evidence is located on private property. A confession could potentially help establish probable cause, but the warrant's issuance would depend on specific circumstances and judicial approval. Do you have any more questions about this?
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