Second OWI. Are police responsible for lack of medical attention?
The police may be liable, but it is difficult to win and you typically must establish permanent injuries. I would start by seeing your physician...
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The police may be liable, but it is difficult to win and you typically must establish permanent injuries. I would start by seeing your physician...
Being convicted is not a bar to winning the lottery. You lose your voting rights and cannot possess a gun. But you can play the lottery. Congrats.
Try looking the attorney profile on AVVO, LinkedIn, and their website. Good luck.
Often legal work seems invisible. You should contact your attorney and ask for copies of motions or documents that he or she has or will file on...
The criminal justice system lags behind social science research and cannot cope well with offenders who have disabilities. The Public Defender...
OWI cases in Wisconsin may drag on for several months without activity depending on an infinite number of circumstances. The longer the case is...
Double jeopardy typically does apply on Indian reservations through the Indian Civil Rights Act. Also look to the tribal constitution and cases...
If you plead not guilty, then you case will be set over for a pre-trial conference. The judge may or may not set a trial date. But you should make...
The attorney is probably correct as a matter of law. However, in a a case tried before a jury you would want to show damages, and it is pretty easy...
You must follow the tribes enrollment policies. A federal attorney probably cannot help but one experienced in Indian Law can. You may have the...