Can you sue the State Attorney Office for failing to correct a perjury from a deposition when the case is over?
You cannot sue the State’s Attorneys Office. You have no due process issues,
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You cannot sue the State’s Attorneys Office. You have no due process issues,
Your current employment status means nothing if you committed a crime. You need an attorney.
CCP 116.340 (e) specifically states that l” (e) Service shall be made within this state, except as provided in subdivisions (f) and (g).” You...
Neither officer has to be there to cite you. How is that hearsay? It is the charge. You did not have control of your car, you slid into a car, and...
I’m going to provide a different insight… I think you need an attorney. Sounds like you couldn’t establish a cause of action/viable lawsuit in...
May not be anything more than a credibility issue. The time to deal with it was on cross examination if the cell phone records were relevant yoi...
If the claims were time-barred then, they will be time barred now. The claims are 7-14 years old.
Creditors don’t like taking payments on charge offs. Maybe the law firm will. You need to figure out how you’ll pay this.
If there is an issue with fees, your State or local bar will have a fee dispute process.
Anything 11 years ago has exceeded the statute of limitations.