Trial Judge

If it were up to me, the trial judge would always be named in an appeals court decision. If the judgment was affirmed, the voters should know...

How long do they have to file charges after you are arrested and released on bond?

I've never heard of anything like this before. Who knows, maybe the arresting officer or someone in the clerk's office messed up, but to answer...

Failure to timely respond to discovery can result in sanctions under Civil Rule 37. However, the rules require you to first contact the opposing...

40 yrs ago I was arrested, not convicted. I applied to be a child care provider for the court system.

The arrest will probably show up on a BCI check, even if 40 years old. I firmly believe that arrests that don't result in convictions should not...

I don't know what the appeals court decision says, but if it's a reversal of his conviction, the case starts all over and he's once again entitled...

My boyfriend is in jail for a domestic violence if im not subpoenaed but a officer calls me and tells me i have to go?

I'm not sure what kind of officer you're referring to, but if it's a police officer, you are not required to go to court without a lawfully-served...

Speedy trial does not apply to probation holders, only new offenses, yet your boyfriend is entitled to a probation violation hearing at some point....

Small clams court. I want to sue for loss of income in small clams.

The issue is whether accepting unemployment prevents you from filing a lawsuit over hostile work environment. You should consult with an...

Why are Pro Se allowed..

I think your question was mainly asked out of frustration, but many of us, especially attorneys who occasionally have to deal with pro se litigants...

APPEALS COURT MOTION TO DISQUALIFY.......... writ of mandamus, en banc or writ of supersedeas,

I'm not sure which counsel you're talking about. Assuming it's your counsel, and you filed a motion to disqualify your own counsel, denial of the...

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