Legal malpractice and ethical violations do not always go hand in hand. The conflict of interest claim here may go more towards duty of care...

Does federal rule 30(b)(6) apply to depositions for cases in California state courts?

It does not apply to a criminal trial. You cannot Rule 30 the prosecution as many other discovery rules Constitutionally protect you from the...

If someone is off probation can an arrest warrant be issued for not paying restitution

First file a complaint with the probation officer then through the district's collection department. It is not clear if this is a probation...

If someone is off probation can an arrest warrant be issued for not paying restitution

Not an arrest warrant, but a claim for probation violation filed through the PO. Start there.

How do I get a copy or information on a sealed Federal case from 1976 ?

You may apply to the Federal Clerk of that district as a party for a copy of the sealed portions of the case. I would try your attorney first to...

If someone believes that there's a sealed federal arrest warrant for them, what's the best way to turn themselves in?

You want to speak with an attorney before the warrant is executed if possible to determine if you can interview or not. Please get an attorney...

I am a witness in a federal case. The federal prosecutor told me to get an attorney because I am not 100% truthful. Why?

Perjury, false testimony leading to either obstruction or aiding and abetting - these are only some of the ways you may incur criminal exposure for...

Can a federal parolee be ordered to do open-ended polygraph concerning hypothetical crimes?

Such demands - DEMAND you to review the request with an attorney to cover any potential criminal liability exposure and supervised release...

How do investigators decide whether to simply pick someone or whether to put their case before a grand jury?

Caught in the act does not require a grand jury to develop probable cause. Even after arrest, sometimes a GJ convenes for indictment. It depends...

If the mail carrier places the envelope or other mail in the box - that box is covered by the USPS and Federal law.