How do notorized documents work in court?
You cannot force your adversary to proffer documents you provide. If they help you, you should proffer them. If they hurt your adversary, you...
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You cannot force your adversary to proffer documents you provide. If they help you, you should proffer them. If they hurt your adversary, you...
I an addition to the NYC Human Rights Commission contact the NYS Attorney General's office.
Being on your 4th attorney says more about you and the case than about the attorney. I have moved this to Family.
Not if you don't want to accept it. Tell security (1) not to let the person in, and (2) that security is not authorized to accept the papers for...
These cagey questions referring to "extenuating circumstances" without detail don't lend themselves to meaningful answers.
Prosecutors often decide not to prosecute for lack of good enough evidence. Rape is a prominent and unfortunate example, sometimes. I have...
I am moving this to Employment and Labor, as your remedy is an Article 78 proceeding in Supreme Court, not an appeal.
This is an Immigration question, so I am moving it thereto. Immigration is administrative, not litigative.
If a pro se needs an interpreter s/he should advise the Pro Se clerk. Only official interpreters are generally permitted. Only an attorney may...
Call the clerk. Better yet, hire a lawyer. A misdemeanor can mean up to a year in jail. It is nothing to trifle with.