Is there a time limit to sue over my rights getting violated 4 times during a jury trail witch i did win my appeal?

There is a time limit, but even if there weren't, you wouldn't have much of a chance of prevailing. Most conduct during trial is privileged and...

Is it possible to change judges before my hearing? I am worried that I have a biased judge.

If your are concerned that the judge is biased, you may seek to have him disqualified. You'll need to file a motion and an affidavit to support...

You might also want to look at your decree of divorce to see if you have any recourse against your ex wife.

How do I get a no contest conviction dismissed

Unfortunately, I don't think that there is much that you can do. You accepted responsibility, were convicted, and were sentenced. The time to...

Essentially, cohabiting means living together as husband and wife. But I do believe a same-sex relationship could qualify as cohabitation for...

If a police officer needs something of yours to use in the commission of his duties, can he just take it?

Unless it's an emergency and the officer's conduct is objectively reasonable, an officer cannot take your property.

I have a question? I've been told by lots of people that if dcfs asks you to take a drug test not to. What if you don't take one

It sounds like you are in a tough situation. Once DCFS gets involved in your life, it's difficult to get them out of it. As a government agency,...

I am an elected village clerk. The village council members have violated my 1st amendment and civil rights. Can you help me?

As a public official, you only have First Amendment protection if you speak as a private citizen and not as a public official. So, I suggest that...

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What are the legal consequences of a witness not showing up for the second day of trial?

If the witness doesn't show up, it will not have any effect on you. You already asked him everything you wanted to ask. It sounds like the other...

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Can police officer talk to a minor witjout there parents present in utah

Generally speaking, police can only interrogate a minor who is younger than 14 in the presence of the minor's parent or guardian. However, a minor...