how do i appeal a court case and how do i turn a judge in to the bar assosiation?
154825
First of all get over being a sore loser. Your attorney will know how to file an appeal with the court clerk.  Be prepared, there will be a large bond that you will have to pay up front.  Contact your state bar association to complain about a judge, but don't expect much in the way of a response.
651918
Contact the State Bar Association.
995376
Ask your lawyer, or whoever is handling your case.
422330
It is very hard to sue a judge.  Talk to your lawyer though.
967488
Appeal it.\n\nAsk them.
622084
file a request for dismissal\nthis is the CA judicial council form...\n\nhttp://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/forms/documents/982a5.pdf\n\nyou can also pick one up at your local superior court.\n\nyou can only file this if you were the petitioner (protected person) in the case.
270472
Call or goto you local court house.
926436
Ask your state bar association they might be able to give you a referal.
1141619
An application process to some type of appeal.
346233
there is a link to report attorneys on the American Bar website...you have to fill out a form.  I'm not sure it would be helpful in your situation, unfortunately, if there is nothing in writing, it will be extremely difficult to prove.  Your lawyer could help you, but attorney's seem reluctant to turn each other in for some reason.  Your best bet would be to get your ex to file the complaint..but if he won't listen, you could give it a try yourself.  Good luck!
205158
Go to the local courthouse and the clerk there should be able to help. They have paper work there that all you have to do is fill out. Return the papers and they will give you a court date with a judge. Really depends on your state.
1013280
Boy, I'm with you there! Maybe you're looking for the Appeals Board, listed under the name of the prison. Find out the name of the Commissioner of the Appeals Board for the prison, write a letter, and then make an appointment.\n\nAlso the Board of Trail Lawyers for your state has a pro bono plan where (in this case) you'd want to make an appointment with a criminal lawyer for a nominal fee (e.g. $25.00; it's usually a 1/2 hour appointment). Bring as much information (documentation) and a typed up summary of your friend's situation so the attorney can read through it quickly, assess the situation, and offer some good advice and a plan of action. He or she may write a letter on your friend's behalf to the Board of Appeals. The phone number you would call to set this up would be Lawyers' Reference or Lawyers' Referral division of your state bar association (where all attorneys have to be licensed and registered to practice law).\n\nA general source of prison information is:\n\nwww.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison\n\nGod will bless you, Sally, for being such a good friend. Good luck. Your friend is very fortunate to have such a loyal and fair (and feisty) friend in you.\n\nFormer Legal Secretary
938644
That isn't how it works.  You're going to need to retain an attorney to file the appropriate papers.  You don't just "send a letter to the judge", you have to formally petition the court, which may involve filing a lawsuit.  Exactly what kind of plea you need to file is going to depend on both your circumstances and jurisdiction.  \n\nGet a lawyer.
1024829
Why don't you try to contact the Bar Association in Nebraska maybe they can get you a referral attorney who can file a petition on your friends behalf.  Or maybe you can find an attorney on line..   GOOD LUCK
210069
i know what your going through.i went to court and  i did it pro-SE also,and i won,but they appealed,i lost the appeal,now I'm in  a higher court appealing that,,its hard  to  represent yourself,but it can be done...what state are you in? and what court?,small claims?i know in small claims court .if the defendant doesn't show,he looses.so if he didn't show,,,,,,how can he appeal the decision.it sounds odd to me,,all states are different on laws,,,you can look up tenant land lord laws at Anderson on line...
467830
try legal aid or your county bar assn. may have a program available. Best Wishes with it.
231361
talk to the court officer - they can help you find an attorney