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No you don't wait until you go to trial, any more than you wait until your appendix ruptures before you call a surgeon.
Evanston, IL
Appeals Lawyer at Evanston, IL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Criminal Defense, Federal Crime
No you don't wait until you go to trial, any more than you wait until your appendix ruptures before you call a surgeon.
There is no law against hiring a convicted felon for most positions (although it would be a disqualification for certain law enforcement or other...
You should expect a letter from the clerk of court verifying that your court records have been expunged. That usually comes within a few weeks. ...
An indigent defendant has a constitutional right to appointed counsel on appeal, at least where a jail or prison sentence has been imposed. How...
An oral argument before an appellate court concentrates the most difficult aspects of the practice of law into a very short period and requires not...
Expungement, sealing, and other remedies respecting criminal records are matters of state law and there can be wide difference to state to state as...
That is not wire fraud. The suggestion that "[h]e'll inevitably be convicted of transmitting fraudulent information over wires and sentenced to 10...
I assume you are referring to Illinois Supreme Court Rule 137. That rule applies to civil cases. There is no trial court level counterpart to...
Indictment is a criminal proceeding, and only the government prosecutor can seek an indictment. No private individual can initiate a criminal...
Before the Supreme Court recognized a constitutional right to appointment of counsel there were systems of pro bono representation which basically...