William D Ware

The Constitution give us the right to a fair and impartial trial and theright to represnet ourself. However, in this no longer seems to be the case in NJ. A citizen complaint was filed against me by an employee of a company. I had from the start emphatically denied these allegations and asked to s...ee the no exisitant evidence agaisnt me. Upon reveiw of the persons involved I notified the Judge of conflicts that he had with the case, he disregarded the conflicts and steam rolled foward. I represented myself at the trial and after I brough up the Judges conflicts and new conflicts that were found with the prosecutor being the brother of the chairman of the board of the company whose employee filed the complaint, the judge on his own motion declaired a mistrial. this should have been the end of the case, but instead of admitting their errors and appologizing they continued their attack on me. As a man of God, I have always stood firm imn my belief of "Trust The Lord my God with all my heart" and he will deliver you from evil. Despite the fact that the NJ Statues and the Rules of Court clearly prohibited a retrial under the Double jeopardy clause of the Constitution. The case continued to be moved from court to court by the very same person who had recused himself from the case, another violation of law. After bening bounced around and beaten up for over a year. I searched for an attorney to help me with this case which escalated into an even more involved case. After a great deal of research and prayer I was leaning toward an attorney I felt could help me resolve this mess. But God had other plans and prompted me to continue my search. I cam across Mr. Ware's information and wa impressed with his resume. I called and left a message and he was very quick to return may call. We discussed the case and he agreed to meet with me. Upon walking into his office I knew God had lead me there. Mr. Ware is a man private man by if asked will happily share his great faith with you. After a considerable amount of time discussing the case he agreed to represent me. Aside from being very responsive to calls and emails, it was clearly evident that he was deeply affected by the injustice which had been done to me. This was purhaps one of the most important tells of his character, and his dedication to his clients. He cares. While we saw eye to ey on a great man issues I would be remiss to say we had differences of opinion of a few issues. As I had deal with this matter for quite some time, there was a great deal of documentation to this case and I certainly knew the extent of time that Mr. Ware took in his preparation of the motion and brief in this case. His aurguement at the motion hearing was correct and right, however the Judge for his on purpose ruled against them. Mr. Ware remained calm and unaffected by his disappointment and proceeded with the trial. As it began I became aware of a number of errors that were being made and brought them to Mr. wares attention. To my surpise he took no action to correct them, something I as a prose litigant would most probably have done. Instead he waited until the time availed itself to act. His skill and experience shown through and he had the witness sequestered and made a motion to dismiss based on the errors. Again though the Judge decided not act on that motion and declaired me Not Guilty - aquitted. Mr. Wares motion was also correct and would have had the same effect, but the Judge had his reasons for ruling the way he did. It is clear when faced with criminal charges such a I was there are some things that you must do. First you must trust in the Lord God with all your heart. Second Stand firm to your beliefs. Be represnted by a seasoned , knowledgeable and skilled attorney, who you can trust and be confident with. William Ware is just such a man. He has not only been a great support to me, he has been a comfort to my entire family.