Murder in '03=cold case; reopened in '10.Suspect spent two years in jail leading to mistrial. Can he sue the county?
If Mr. Cruz wants to file a lawsuit he should hire an attorney and do so. I'm not quite sure what your relation to all of this is.
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If Mr. Cruz wants to file a lawsuit he should hire an attorney and do so. I'm not quite sure what your relation to all of this is.
I can't understand your question. As my colleagues suggest he needs an attorney although it is inconceivable to me that he doesn't already have one.
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You have no basis for any suit federal or otherwise. Your problem arises from the crime you committed not the conditions of release.