who can i contact to free an innocent man of an unfair trail?
440240
Try the innocence project.  Problem is, they only handle cases where DNA is involved.  I don't know if this would help you.\nOtherwise, your attorney can file an appeal (or get a new one and have him file)  If the appellate court finds so, they will order a new trial.
950754
no, it would just perpetuate an injustice.  encourage that person to report to the police and tell him what matters most will be that "the truth shall set us free."
630849
Call the jail.  If you have a legitimate reason to obtain information, they will give it to you.
1167206
Your best bet is to call local law enforcement. If he his truly AWOL then he will be picked up and brought to jail. He will wait for extradition to the post to which he is assigned. As far as the abuse I would do the same thing. After the Army gets him they can try him for abuse or let the civilian courts take care of that.\nEither way contact local law enforcement.
178633
contact your area police dept or county sheriff's office.  they usually have someone who goes out into the community to work with people on things like this.
46183
Contact the Police and/or the courts.  They are available at a minimal charge.
132077
Dude, I am sure you can "Take him" as we say over here in the uk. But Dude, he is not worth it. Dont lower yourself to his worthless level. Hold your head high and go to the proper authorities. As citizens we pay for them to deal with these cowardly people. Dont tarnish your own hands, that is not in your best interests.
956528
You can contact you local police department, however, this type of fraud is on the rise and it is very hard to trace. The best thing to do is not give the person ANY of your information.
357693
That's not a question,but you should really file a missing person reports to the police. and if your looking for him to extract revenge for something he did or didn't do then just leave him be, it's not worth it.
44832
There is an old police saying - "There are two sides to every story, and the truth lies somewhere in between".  Obviously, there is a lot more to this story you haven't explained.  You can't just give generalities, and expect any officer to come up with a solution, let alone, criticize the police officers who handled your situation.  Your first step should be the hiring of an attorney.  Aside from defending you in court, he will be your best counsel in a future course of action.  Second, I think you will be surprised on how reasonably priced the services of a private investigator can be.  His mission is primarily a fact finding one, and can supply your attorney with the necessary information to not only vindicate you, but assist you in prosecuting the low life scum you are talking about.
267316
I can help you .... some of my searches are free for me.  some cost...you would have to pay accordingly.  Alot depends on the paper trail your person from the past has left.\nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation
438320
Get with a bail-bondsman or a lawyer to contact this person.
1101941
call FBI and tell them that this person is an Al-Quaeda member...they will find him for u...:)))
176968
If you merely say that he/she is innocent that would not be helpful. First obtain a copy of Charge Sheet.  Examine the paper evidences quoted therein.  If there is no eye-witness contest the charges giving supporting evidences. File your petition with the authorities of the competent jurisdiction.
91276
What do you mean? lawyers don't help! Unless you want to be convicted. Try checking out (search)"outlaws legal service" these guys can help.
177561
The first thing you would want to do is write to the Better Business Bureau-Attorney Generals Office within your state.\n\nGive as much details as possible, including photos, receipts, addresses of employment (Other surfing instructors may be doing the same thing to their clients/pupils), etc. \n\nThen get in touch with the District Attorney's Office within your region/county. An undercover operation may be needed to flush out any and all wrong-doing at that place of business. It may be some type of "acceptable" practice at that place of business that needs to be addressed by an authorized criminal investigative body.\n\nNotify the National Organization for Women-N.O.W.- through the phone book or through your church help group. You may want to contact an analyst or physician about the matter or even your local clergy. \n\nDetails and proof are essential as is the strength to follow through with your efforts or else everything you feel and attempt will be lost. Others may have been wrongfully challanged or harmed as well. Chances are, once someone gets the ball rolling, others will step forward and perhaps a class action law suit may be filed.\n\nSeek the advise of an attorney, the Legal Aid Sociaty or the American Civil Liberties Union for court action. You may be the victim of someone who has perpertrated a crime against others as well. You may also contact the press, radio call in shows, t.v. news station or the local print media-newspapers. Try writing a Letter-To-The-Editor to more than one newspaper about the matter.\n\nIt is much easier to win a civil case than it is to win a criminal case against someone. The 'Beyond a Reasonable Doubt' clause does not apply in a civil case. But, you would still need some satisfying or substantive evidense to proceed in a civil case.\n\nYou may also want to contact John Walsh on AMERICA'S MOST WANTED and ask for some advise and seek out others who may have been wrongfully harmed. The number is 1-800-CRIME-TV.\n\nThe point is, there is no one solution, but a myriad of choices and avenues you can persue. You should not be ashamed of being a victim. The Surfing Instructor is the one who should be ashamed of himself as should the business or employer that hired him. They are the culprits, not your girlfriend. \n\nABOVE ALL...Do Not Go In Fear. Criminals rely upon victims being too frigtened or ashamed to come forward. Seek counsel and/or professional advise, asap.\n\nIf you need any furthur advise or assistance, please get back to me at yahoo messenger, same handle. I am a retired peace officer.\n\nGet 'em....
719762
Call the police or the FBI.