Under California Civil Code 3289, contractual interest keeps running after breach; if silent, a 10% default rate applies, except to real property notes.
Adverse possession in Minnesota requires 15 continuous years of open, exclusive, unpermitted use, sometimes tax payment, and a quiet title lawsuit win.
The Adams County Supervised Release Program lets eligible people serve court-ordered supervision at home instead of jail, with check-ins and drug testing.
An Alaska gaming permit lets qualifying nonprofits and municipalities run bingo, raffles, and pull-tabs. Fees start at $20, but three-year rules apply.
Alaska CourtView recent filings appear in the Court System's daily Recent Filings and Dispositions reports, or via free name, case-number, or ticket searches.
A 2nd offense OUI in Massachusetts carries a 30-day mandatory minimum jail term, fines up to $10,000, a two-year license suspension, and a two-year interlock.
Alabama concealed carry laws no longer require a permit as of January 1, 2023, for those legally allowed to possess a firearm. Location restrictions still apply.
An Alaska CourtView public records search is free at courts.alaska.gov, covering civil, criminal, small claims, probate, and domestic relations cases from 1990.
Alabama DHR minimum standards for day care centers appear in Administrative Code Chapter 660-5-26 and cover staff ratios, training, facilities, and licensing.
In the Aberdeen Country Club mandatory membership lawsuit, a Palm Beach judge ruled the 2004 amendment unenforceable and Bristol Lakes settled for $550,000.