so u can sue someone 2 times (1 criminal and 1 civil)?
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Criminal prosecutions are handled by the government, so private individuals do not "sue" in criminal cases.  The simply request the government to file charges and the prosecutor decides whether or not criminal charges are warranted.  However, a person can be charged with a crime and sued privately for money damages by the victim.\n\nSuppose you have an employee that embezzled money from you.  This has actually happened to some of my clients.  The prosecutor could charge them with theft.  If convicted, the person might be put in jail and could also be ordered to pay restitution.  You could also sue and get a judgment for the stolen money, allowing you to go after the employee's assets.\n\nOnly the government can bring criminal chages, but that doesn't prevent you from bringing a civil suit.
830773
civil and not criminal. ask your local civil court
669718
Of course you can. Go get a lawyer, tell them the details, and sue!
629189
A person can appeal as often as needed.  There really is no limit, however, once the Supreme Court makes a decision that appeal is over.  The person can try to appeal for a different reason though.
139351
He can. But you can contest in court. Good luck
1178434
why not - you can sue anybody for anything
546879
I'm not sure as to the "twice a year" thing.  But, if you are willing to plead to a non mover, you can usually get the prosecutor to go along.  \n\nIf you have a heavy moving violation record, forget it.  Just pay the fine, take your lumps.  If you have deep pockets and want to get a lawyer to help you, go for it!\n\nDear Old Dad.
1005847
2 times only...........
508023
sue her thats the only way
1094017
You can sue for anything you want whether you win or not is another story.
232034
I did twice. Once in a car accident and once in a fight.
373867
You have to foot the bill with your insurance company.  The best you can do is file a "request for restitution" for the amount of your deductable if someone is charged later for the offense.
795222
Depends on the state. Check your state's DMV website. And learn a lesson, will you? First time is an accident, second time is just plain stupid and that is exactly how a judge will look at it. Your second chance was to take the class but a second offense has you well on your way to habitual offender and you're back on a bike.
834837
2 times..why you need to know this? lol
501317
Yes, they can. They must first sue you.
939121
You can sue anybody over anything. The judge decides if its valid.
105665
Check with a lawyer on this one.