Can a party access these admissions?

Interesting this exact question was presented on one day using both NC and NY as a location. Maybe it is a multi-state case. Maybe it's homework.

Defendant's access to admissions

Interesting this exact question was presented on one day using both NC and NY as a location. Maybe it is a multi-state case. Maybe it's homework.

What are my duties as Defendant when venue was improper and judge ordered the case moved to a proper venue.

Your counsel can ask Plaintiff's counsel. If you are unrepresented, you can contact Plaintiff's counsel, or Plaintiff if the party is...

How can I do a change of venue if I no longer reside in the original county where my case was established?

It's a hard sell to change venue primarily on your convenience and pocketbook at the detriment of the other party, particularly when the court has...

I hired an attorney on a contingency fee basis who represented to me that he was expert in a certain area subject of my

He will attend because you have taken it both directions. On the one hand, you say you discharged him, but never engaged replacement counsel. On...

How can I sue someone that called me out my name an race

What are your damages you wish to sue for? Are you ready to front end the expenses and fees? You've moved out and away from someone who sounds...

If I drive up to a prostitute on the street, and I hand her a written note (signed by me), where I had written that: ...

Here's the real issue with hypothetical silliness. If you approach an undercover, you'll likely get ridiculed and sent on your way for being a...

Should a PDefender make sure a client sees psychiatrist after witnessing a death before standing trial 6 months later?

You have labeled this as an ethics issue. To my knowledge, there is not an ethical requirement to assure any client see a psychiatrist solely due...

Can distric attorney change your charge right before trial starts with out your knowledge? Ottawa oklahoma

As noted more than once in this forum over time, you are going to have to seek post conviction relief if you have not already done so.

Yes, damaging the property of someone else and hiding that fact could cause you legal issues. Ask yourself, if someone borrowed your vehicle,...