Can a judge look at evidence ahead of time or does it all have to be presented in court?
You can file proposed exhibits before the trial, but they will almost certainly not be considered or evaluated until the time of trial.
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You can file proposed exhibits before the trial, but they will almost certainly not be considered or evaluated until the time of trial.
Certain interests in insurance policies and benefits are exempt from collection activity under state law. You should speak with a an attorney...
You are not the landlord. She has a property interest in that house by virtue of your status as married. So no, you would not be able to evict her.
Look: you have an attorney. If you have a pay dispute with that attorney, and you want particularized legal advice, you'll need to meet with an...
You don't necessarily appear to have a case where the employer is assigning you against restrictions, you have a case of unclear restrictions...
Anything is certainly possible, but the fact that he is down to the final pretrial conference usually means the chances of dismissal or a favorable...
If the protective order was put in place by law enforcement, you can certainly ask the prosecutor to drop it, but it doesn't mean they will.
Mistaken assumptions underlie this question. Yes, they can assume it's going to jury trial because that's the point of a final pre-trial...
If you are homeless, you are not a candidate for emancipation, which involves you being able to support yourself. You also don't get emancipated...
Yes, just like you were told when you asked this same exact question.