I tried everything I can think of to get help,writing other politicans,contacting the BAR etc.Can anyone give me some helpful info? Lawyers,judges,prosecutors,police, and the Mayor were all involved.I CAN prove it!
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You say you can prove that the politicians were involved- but why didn;t you use it in your trial so that you were not convicted??  If you are going to try and fight it now it's gonna be more difficult and you are going to need a great lawyer.  Be prepared to be riddiculed and harassed, amoung other things...\n\nYou need to make your evidence concrete- DO NOT USE CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE!!  Be prepared to fight and don't give up- take it to the higher courts.\n\nTry <www.wrongfulconvictions.com> it's a website that is based out of the University of Miami that run a wrongful convictions program- they investigate possible wrongful convictions and there are some great links on their site to other sources of information for you.
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Contact the State Attorney General's Office. They will know.
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to the last guy no she doesn't need writing skills she had a limit and had to fit everything in so she cut back letters. anyway not sure where you live that would be a big help. you can go outside of your county for an attorney. i would never buy anything off of the street. too late for that now though. obviously the antique riffle wasn't for illegal use and the bottles were obviously prescribed. a good attorney outside of the crooked circle should be able to get him off. as far as not being allowed food or a call. that's against his rights and is a possible law suit.
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Sounds like there is more to your story. Police don't just do things like that. Mental Hospitals don't just admit someone without some sort of better reasons. The burden of proof is on them. Retain a lawyer or fight dirty too.
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This guy has been previously disciplined, multiple times, by the California State Bar.  See his disciplinary history here\n\nhttp://members.calbar.ca.gov/search/member_detail.aspx?x=98824\n\nPersonally, I would never hire an attorney who's been disciplined by the bar.  You have to make your own choices, though.
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Contact the bar Association of PA and ask for some referrals...Good luck!
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Wow, I am so sorry to hear that.\n\nYou might want to try the Mississippi state bar website.  You can find lawyers there.  You can also do a search in Martindale Hubble, which is now a part of Lexis Nexus.  Both sites offer a way to search for lawyers.  You can also try online yellowpages.\n\nGood luck, I hope you can find a laywer that can get at least something back for you.\n\nIf I were you, I would also report your current attorney to the Mississippi bar. Find more information using the link.\nhttp://www.msbar.org/complaint.php\n\np.s. you can also try findlaw.  This site has alot of information about the legal practice and will alow you to find lawyers too.
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Look up the yellow pages under attorneys. I am sure you will find lots of them. Whom did you kill;)
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I think this one is very good.. We had a huge debate on this one in 1 of my college classes,\n\nSpotsylvania county VA prostitution and dirty cop tactics.. \n\n\nSPOTSYLVANIA, Va. - The sheriff said Friday he will no longer allow detectives to receive sexual services while investigating suspected prostitution after they spent $1,200 at massage parlors last month and sparked a public outcry. \n\nSpotsylvania County Sheriff Howard Smith defended the practice as necessary to obtain a conviction but told his department he was suspending it.\n\n"As sheriff, I understand the feelings and concerns the citizens of this county have expressed," Smith said in a statement sent to The Associated Press on Friday. "And I empathize with those feelings. Because of the public's express response, I have suspended this practice."\n\nCourt documents show that four times last month, county detectives allowed women at Moon Spa to perform sex acts on them — once leaving a $350 tip. A total of $1,200 was spent during the visits, Smith said. He said multiple visits were necessary so detectives could build trust with the operators.\n\nDetectives shut down Moon Spa last month. The two suspected operators and three women accused of working there face several charges, including prostitution and sodomy, Smith said.\n\nSmith maintained the sexual contact was necessary to obtain a conviction. But law enforcement officials say undercover officers only need to get an offer of sex for money to move the case forward.\n\nThe practice has been used in Spotsylvania since at least 2003.\n\nEarlier this week, Smith told The Washington Post that sexual contact is needed during the investigations because most professionals know not to say anything incriminating. And conversation is difficult, he said, because masseuses at the Asian-run parlors in the northern Virginia county speak little English.\n\nBut several members of Spotsylvania's Board of Supervisors have spoken out against the methods used in the investigation.\n\n"All of us ... have been worried about this episode tarnishing the county and making us a laughingstock of the nation," board chairman Henry "Hap" Connors told the AP Friday. "That's why I came out early on and asked the sheriff to cease using these tactics."\n\nSpotsylvania Commonwealth's Attorney William Neely said he respects Smith's decision to end the practice, but refused to apologize for the officers'
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This is really terrible. Have you contacted the police? Used detectives? Contact the Unsolved Mysteries television show. They might be able to help you. I'm truly sorry.
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YOu can call the local newspapers and tell them what ou have told us here. The cops should arrest him.\nRape kits domn't take 6 months to process.\nWhere do you live, town and state?\n\nCall the prosecuting attorney in the prosecuters office tomorrow morning and insist on talking to an attorney in that office. something is very wrong with this picture.\n\nAlso call the governor's office in your state.\nAlso call the state senators offices for your state in Washington D.C.\nAlso call your congressman's office in Washington D.C.\nAnd keep calling and calling. Get the nubers from internet research.\n\nThen they should send it to the FBI in WAshington D.C. by overnight mail.\nYOU CALL THOSE NEWSPAPERS AND TELL THEM THE POLICE TOLD YOU THE RAPE KIT WILL TAKE SIX MONTHS TO PROCESS AND THE COPS WON'T ARREST THE GUY.\n\ndon't listen to Fierex down there. He is an ass.\nCall the district attorneys office or proseccutor's office whichever they have in Arkansas.\n\nHERE YOU GO:\nOffice of the Attorney General\n\n323 Center Street, Suite 200 \nLittle Rock, Arkansas 72201 \n\n\nPhone:\n\n(501) 682 2007 \n1-800-482-8982 \n\nWe are here to help!\n\nOH OK I GET IT NOW! A Mexican rapes a hispanic in Arkansas!\nThat is why they won't do anyting. So sorry!!!!\nYou are a hispanic in the heart of good ol boy country.
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Sorry. That sounds awful. First contact the ACLU and see what they have to say. If the don't help you contact your state BAR Association and ask them to recommend an attorney who will work pro bono (free) or inexpensively so you can file appropriate civil lawsuits. Good luck.
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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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you have to get copy of police record and then contact the city district attorney for more advice. I know when i did this for b/f 10 years ago..a letter was sent with record to the governor asking for expungement..but i forget exactly how we went about it...we broke up shortly after, so im unsure. =(  wish i could help more
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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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sorry for your loss...that crappy that not only did you lose someone to a monster but the police aren't' doing their job...i suggest contacting your local media and present them with the evidence so they can interview your family and the attorney...i'll bet something will be done then...good luck.
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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!