Cruel and unusual punishment
You say it's unconstitutional. The courts have ruled BAIID devices are not unconstitutional. You would lose that argument no matter who you retained.
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You say it's unconstitutional. The courts have ruled BAIID devices are not unconstitutional. You would lose that argument no matter who you retained.
Almost certainly not on what I believe is a public platform. Better run it by an IP lawyer.
Put the claim through your carrier. Move on. The other carrier is legally correct so suing the other party is pointless, although your carrier...
It might. You should run this by the attorney who handled the original supervision to confirm. If so, you can probably ask to vacate the conviction...
Yes, he can. You should abide by his order and consider retaining counsel.
Probably not malpractice to make a good faith effort to help the client get legal fees paid. He tried and failed. He won your case. Not malpractice...
You might have to either try an appeal of this refusal or go off base to civillian doctors. As suggested, a consult with a military lawyer might...
Are you prepared to spend real money on a lawyer? Better be because suing robbers for civil damages is pointless. They steal things. They don't...
Seems there's more to the story. I suggest you contact a civil rights attorney for a review of whether there are legal remedies for you.
Report the battery to police and hope they follow through.