If via a religion's ritual and tradition, people are seriously psychologically harmed how can one bring a suit against them?
Liable to a higher power, perhaps, but not in a court of law given the facts you have provided.
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Liable to a higher power, perhaps, but not in a court of law given the facts you have provided.
This is a situation where you need to weigh the costs of losing relationships against a potential law suit. Without knowing more about the property...
I would not feel compelled to sue my parents under these circumstances. You are an adult and are not entitled to your parent's money. It's very...
This may be a good argument for mitigation, but I'm not sure that's going to win the case for you.
You could also consider contacting your local police department (a non-emergency number or in person visit). They may be willing to offer you tips...
This is confusing. I think your public defender who handled the case is in the best position to explain this to you.
These civil demand letters are increasingly common. If you do a search of this site, you'll see most attorneys advise to ignore them as the stores...
You could always provide your conviction history to show the differences, but it may not help your cause.
I'd call an attorney who practices in that court and see if they can look into it for you. You can use Avvo's Find a Lawyer search tool to do this.
If you are questioning the advice of your attorney, you have every right to obtain a second opinion. Unfortunately, this isn't a good place for...