I have been named as a defendant in a federal lawsuit. It is my position that I got nothing to do with this lawsuit, can I
If it is civil, you can make a motion 12(b)(6) or similar motion to remove yourself.
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If it is civil, you can make a motion 12(b)(6) or similar motion to remove yourself.
He may qualify for post conviction relief, but we do not know what appeals were already launched.
You can certainly appeal, but his attorney does understand more about the case. You should speak with him or her.
You really need your attorney's counsel here - the one with all of the facts.
Yes and is done through counsel or arrest. You best consult with an attorney here.
You should already have an attorney to consult with. You need to work with the facts you have to present the best alternative - plea or trial.
You must comply OR work out an alternative with your PO that covers your potential exposure.
You can file an appeal or other form of district court relief, but you must work with your attorney on this.
You have a lot of great advice here. You should defer to your attorney who knows all of the facts applicable to this computation.
There is no reason here to proceed without an attorney. As Mr. Richman mentioned, contact the Fed Def office in your district if you cannot afford...