There is a statute that prohibits what you want to do. There is an exception for small claims court, but it is a very narrow one.

Unless you were actually fined, then there was no entrapment, just potential entrapment.

If you were caught concealing merchandise, then no, that itself is shoplifting. If you were not and were just innocently shopping, then you would...

Only if the defendant and their attorney agree to accept service.

There is no legal requirement to give any advanced notice. However, if you have an actual written contract with an employer, there may be...

Assuming they did not then pay it on your final check, you could likely go after them for that money and some penalties.

Putting aside the name issue and you proving you were elsewhere, your bigger issue is you now have what we call actual notice of the proceeding....

You have to ask a question for anyone to provide you with an answer.

The car that rolled backwards would be at fault.

You need to find one attorney who might do both, a firm that handles both, or just find two different attorneys, which is not uncommon in...