How can I find out what Lawyers in Ohio helped in judges campaign?
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You couldn't find out who helped campaign in terms of campaign help. You could look up who made significant donations to their campaigns through sites such as Opensecrets which tracks political donations.
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Depends on exactly what kind of information you are looking for.\n\nYou would have to get this information from the "Clerk of Court" that each of the following Courts have in Ohio.\n\nOhio has "Municipal Courts for municipalities that have a certain population. \n\nAll the Counties have their individual "County Courts - usually "Common Pleas Courts"\n\nAnd the State of Ohio has its Court of Appeals spread around the state together with the Ohio State Supreme Court.
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Go to the courthouse where the suit took place.  But, someone besides the lawyer should have the details.  Do you have a guardian?  Ask them.
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http://jfs.ohio.gov/ouc/
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://sheriff.cuyahogacounty.us/corrections.asp
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Are you talking about DeRolph vs. State of Ohio? Try the link below, which gives a chronology of the case. Or try searching on "DeRolph vs. State of Ohio" for other links that may give you the information you need. Good luck!
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Not knowing where you're from, I can't make a specific recommendation.  I would go to Yahoo!'s home page and type in "lawyer referral service" and "<the name of the city or state that you live in>".
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He was a civil rights lawyer. Chief Attorney at Cleveland School.\nThere are a ton of websites on his cases.
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The best I could find:\n\nNoble County\n100 Courthouse\nCaldwell, OH 43724\nTelephone: (614) 732-5795\n\nFurthermore, if you know the county that controls Noble County, you could find the Supreme Court for their district.
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you can log on to your local news channel and see for that county and more listing could be found on 2006 primary elections site most likley i hope it helps
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Every state's Bar Association has a web site. On it, you can type in the attorney's name, and you will be shown background information such as when & where s/he passed the bar exam, where they are licensed to practice law, and if they are a member (of the Bar Association) in "good standing" (which basically means they pay their annual dues and haven't had any lawsuits filed against them). Or you could, as another post suggested, simply call their office and ask the secretary.
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Check with the bar association of the State in which he practices. Sullivan's also puts out a state by state legal directory.
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You can go to the website for the court.  Usually, all key personnel, including judges, will have their education and bar admissions listed.  Also, you may want to check www.martindale.com and www.findlaw.com to see if your judge is listed there.  Participation on both of these websites is voluntary, so your judge may or may not be listed.
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Without more information about city and state you are in, I can only give you a generic answer.\n\nBest place to ask is the Clerk of Courts office, which is almost always located in the County Courthouse. This is the office that handles all court business in most counties.\nThey will either know directly or know which judge handled the case, and that judge's clerk should be able to tell you.
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Try the website for Project Vote Smart, http://www.vote-smart.org\nYou can enter your zip code and get lots of info about the candidates for office and what they stand for.
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CONTACT ATTORNEY AND DA.
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Contact your state's Bar Association for that information.