If you have an attorney, you can't file a motion with the court. Only your lawyer can. Your choices are to let your lawyer do their job, retain...

A court is a building. You can't sue a court. You also can't sue a judge/commissioner/clerk, as they have absolute immunity from any such lawsuit.

This is more of a question for your lawyer to ask a toxicologist, not for us to answer. We don't have all the facts.

The only suggestion is to speak to an appellate lawyer about the options to appeal the jury's verdict. Hopefully you are still within the time...

This is not a legal matter. It is a matter to discuss with whatever "professionals" you have consulted.

If a doctor refuses to treat you the remedy is to get a different doctor, not to sue. Best of luck to you.

If you are now 18, bring all the documents to a local attorney to review and possibly sue. This is not a DIY Project.

Probably not. When the cops tell you to produce an ID, you are required by law to do so. Your failure to do so is an arrestable offense.

I am sorry for your loss. It is way too late to pursue a lawsuit against the doctors for what happened.

IMO, Walmart acted lawfully, as unfortunate as it is. The law provides storekeepers the right to briefly detain people it suspects of shoplifting....