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Whatever the author or the agent negotiates.Usually you get only the option money, $1,000 to $15,000 against the eventual purchase price. You only get the full purchase price if funding is arranged and principal photography begins.But the real money, if the film is made, comes from the sudden rush in sales of the book. Your royalties can amount to way more than the purchase price of the film rights. This bonus happens even if the movie is second-rate.

Question: If police executed a search warrant on your home looking for a rifle (no ammo) when you weren’t home, and you realized they had searched dresser drawers too small to contain a rifle, could you get the search thrown out?Outside observation: Probably not.It’s very unlikely that a prosecutor would draft a search warrant so narrow that it wouldn’t include:A rifle or riflesContainers that the rifle would be purchased or sold inAmmunition that could be fired by that rifle or rifles.Carrying cases for that rifle or riflesCleaning equipment for that rifle or rifles.Parts and accessories for that rifle or rifles.Documentation proving the purchase or ownership of that rifle or rifles.So, it’s unlikely that a warrant wouldn’t allow the search for the rifle and its accompanying ammunition and accessories inside of a home in any number of locations therein, including drawers.You know who would be able to provide you with the most accurate answer?Your attorney,What does he or she say about the matter?

Yes. The under-aged subject will usually be dropped off by an officer near the establishment (sometimes right in the parking lot). The officer watches as the subject enters the store, then the subject meets with the officer immediately after leaving the store with the purchased alcohol. To keep the case neat, the under-aged subject is usually searched before and after the purchase and only has money provided by the department.I got involved in an incident where several teens were drinking liquor and beer in a parking lot. They all said the same thing -- an elderly clerk at a local gas station just didn't check anyone's ID when selling alcoholic beverages. It had apparently been going on so long, teens at the local high school all knew where they could get their drinks on a weekend night... We sent in three different teenagers, including one who looked about twelve years old, and all were successful at getting their beer and liquor.Where do we get these teenagers, you might ask? Some are officers' family members, but many are subjects who are "working off" their own underage drinking tickets instead of having to go to court or pay a fine.