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Is it hard to get the opposing counsel removed? Does the opposing counsel have to agree to be removed?
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Courts are becoming increasingly knowledgeable about the "technique" of shopping numerous prominent counsel in a series of free consultations for...
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How to clear my record
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Infractions are crimes in California. It is widely (mis)understood, by employers and others, that infractions are in the nature of traffic...
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If i have a real estate license already will i def loose it with a felony charge of insurance fraud?
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If you are charged with a crime -- any crime -- there is a significant risk that your Real Estate Salesperson or Broker's license will be...
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Why is it that every time someone calls on the BAR to help them resolve issues with their attorneys, cause of non communication,
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If you think about it, you will concur that you would not want to continue to be represented by an attorney against whom you had made accusations...
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Other side's attorney is extremely elusive and flaky. What I can do to force him?
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Is your question: How can I force the opposing party to do what I want? Really? You are this far in the legal process and THAT is your question? ...
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Complaint against criminal court judge, and the prosecutors
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Yep, it sure does sound like the prosecutor is taking every at bat to advocate his/her client's position on the issue. If the matter is still...
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Effective Counsel? Public Defender Doesn't Want to Present Evidence or Offer any Defense Because "It Might Annoy The Judge"
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Your P.D. is not worried about annoying the judge; the P D is transmitting hard data based on experience to you -- data which is the factual basis...
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Can I sue my employer if I was fired for a misdemeanor that came up on my background but my excoworker was not?
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Employers are not required by law to treat differently-situated employees alike. In fact, employers are not legally required to treat...
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Police officer background check and family law cases
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California law enforcement agencies will review the original Petition for the TRO and will identify the issues re your qualifications for sworn...
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How do I file a grievance for sexual assault?
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You can make a complaint against the officer through the Internal Affairs Division, at the desk of police station or headquarters, or on-line. It...
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