what can you ask alawyer about ongiong courtoder case?
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every thing. He will tell you what he can. Once something has been ordered then it is or could be public knowledge.
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You can ask but you might get sued over it.\n\nCoach
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I would listen to the D.A in this case. Unless there is absolutley NO proof or enough evidence, I'd say the DA knows what they are talking about. Bless your heart and I hope everything works out for you.
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talk to the court officer - they can help you find an attorney
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they deliver the evidence beyond a resaponbile doubt so whatever they have to do you should call a lawyer and ask
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contact them directly and make your case
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Ask Matt Drudge, or tell it to the judge.
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More information would be helpful.  Are you asking what it is?  Are you asking if you can plea by mail?
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This might be slightly diffrent than that you're thinking of, but you could do a report like "Justice Alito & Women's Rights".  There have been some more radical people who claim that the new Justice is bad for women's rights.  You could present an unbiased report on his record in this area, and maybe bring in some opposing view points from around your city for a roundtable.
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at this point few jurisdictions are completely on line.\ni would call the da's office for info.\nthey are familiar with the system and aren't as backed up with cals as the courts.
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go to court n get a laywer.....best idea
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go to your local courthouse and ask
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Since you had an attorney, I urge you to speak with him.  It appears that, with what you disclosed here, you have an excellent case.  Why aren't you considering pressing charges against immigration officials?
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What exactly would you be suing them for?  Kindly remind them that this issue has already been dealt with.  Unless they are harassing you about this, don't waste your time trying to take them to court.
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Yes, talk to a lawyer.
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Hi Amy, not sure what the previous post was about, but it was clearly uncalled for.\n\nAs a lawyer who has seen the movie (albeit a while back) I am sure there are many issues you could raise.  This is all just sort of stream of consciousness off the top of my head, so I apologize if it's not too organized, but here are a few thoughts.\n\n1)  It seems to me that much of the protagonist's (I've forgotten his name) actions are designed at misleading others.  If he does this for his own material gain he may be comitting fraud (for example, doesn't he mislead the former Marlboro man into accepting a cash settlement of some sort-?--that could be a fraudulent inducement into a contract).\n2)You also might want to look into whether or not there are any applicable lobbying laws he violates.\n3)  Are there laws against "pushing"cigarettes to minors (I'm thinking of the little classroom lecture he gives) or something similar.\n\nThe best way to do legal research for applicable cases or statutes is using lexis nexis or Westlaw.  To the unitiated these databases can be daunting, but if you are at a large university you may be able to get access at the law library.  Failing that, you might want to go to a local law library and ask the librarian for help (call ahead and explain the situation to clear access ahead of time).  Yet another option is to check out www.findlaw.com, which generally provides access to cases and articles free of charge, but is no where near as sophisticated as Lexis or Westlaw.  Finally, you might call your state bar association's relevant sub group or a Washington Lobbying or ethics organization (I do not know but suspect there are several) and see if they have any suggestions.  Research is about getting your hands dirty and hitting dead ends until something clicks into place.  Good luck!
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Appeal it.\n\nAsk them.