what is the process to sue or take to court a current city Judge?
474018
If its in response to a ruling of his, you can appeal to another court. IF its a complaint against a judge himself, try speaking with your state's Bar Associaton. Judges were once lawyers and are STILL subject to the rules governing them. Even if not, its still a good place to start. Good luck
1168441
Yes go to city hall and contact the notary.
14344
you HAVE to answer to the papers that were served to you.  if you do not, all odds are against you, because it will appear to the judge that you simply do not care.  this requires filing a response with the county clerk, which usually costs a fee - call and find out how much in your county.  if you have kids and are interested in keeping them, you should really use an attorney - the courthouse sometimes has referrals that will go on a sliding scale based on how much you earn, or maybe they will have a payment plan since you are unemployed.  \n\nat this point, assume everything is not in your favor.  everything depends on your particular situation.  was he abusive?  were you?  who has been the primary caretaker of the children, etc.?  judges are mean - they will laugh in your face sometimes if you appear pro se, but i think it's worth it, especially if you win.  also, is there material involved, i.e., houses, cars, etc.?  who wants what?  i would attempt to talk to him if possible and find out what he really wants, i.e., kids - joint custody, or weekends only; house, etc.?
1185229
Depending on where the lawsuit was filed, there should be a court clerk's office in the county seat.  That would be a good place to start.  Some of this information can be searched for online by typing in "Blank" County Court into your browser.  If you are lucky, you can search to find the case name and case number.  So far, the resources to find the actual lawsuit papers online is quite limited.  The best thing to do is to do a search online or at the court clerk's office, get the case name and case number, and ask to see the file.  If the location of the Court is some distance from you, you can hire a process server to go to court and search for the records for you.  Be forewarned, most clerks charge anywhere from fifty cents to three dollars a page per copy of these records. \n\nGood luck
255353
No, all you have to do is file a Notice to Appeal with the local Appellate Court, and the Clerk will assist you with the process for a Pro Se appeal.  \n\nHere is the appeal form you will need in Ohio:\nhttp://www.11thcourt.co.trumbull.oh.us/Pdf%20docs/Notice%20of%20Appeal.pdf\n\nJust fill in the information from the forms you have for the original case you want to appeal.  Also, brush up on whatever statutes, federal codes, ordinances, and court cases pertain to your case, and show 'em what you're made of!\n\nHope this helps!
561148
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.
268772
I am not sure about obtaining a hard copy, but you can review anyones court files online at your city court website. Thats all public.
422330
It is very hard to sue a judge.  Talk to your lawyer though.
226599
You don't have to go anywhere else.  You just appeal all adverse ruling.  You can not go around town and find a sympathetic judge, doing this is discouraged by the law.  It is called "forum shopping".
119376
Depending in which jurisdiction you live, you can begin by contacting the city clerk of your community who can point you to the correct source.  The same is true in the county by contacting the County Clerk or secretary to the board of Supervisors.
911000
Take the pictures with you. Explain to the judge what happened. Don't argue or give any indication that you do other than worship the judge. Many have developed gigantic heads over the years and will give you a contempt of court citation on just a whim.\n\nA lot depends on where you are, and what type of person the judge hates.\n\nNever argue.
1164341
simple call the police in the station in the town or city and ask them to pull up your name and say you are his attorney or barrister and ask for any outstanding warrants or charges then ask about the judge thats on the warrants and then contact and offer to surrender to that court on your own so they will be more lianiant with you and do take a lawyer to any hearings or courts as the outcome is more for you with a lawyer as with not
898704
The city is required to present evidence that the defendant was in violation of the city ordinance prior to the defendant presenting any evidence.\n\nThe city will call their first witness and will ask questions necessary to bring out all the facts the witness has knowledge of concerning the case.  After the city attorney has asked questions, the defendant will have a right to cross-examine the witness.  During cross-examination, the defendant may not testify or argue with the witness.  At that time the defendant may only ask questions to elicit answers from the witness.  The defendant may only ask for information which deals with the issues of the violation of the ordinance.  After the defendant has completed his examination and the city has completed its examination of the first witness, the city will call their next witness.  The same procedure as to examination is followed with all of the witnesses called by the city.\n\nAfter the city has called all their witnesses they will rest their case.  At that time the defendant has a right to present evidence.  He may call witnesses and if so, he will examine them first and the city attorney will have the right to cross-examine them after the defendant's examination.  During the defendant's examination of the witness, his questions need to be stated in such a way that the witness will give the facts in his answer.\n\nThe defendant may also testify although he is not required to do so and it will not be held against him if he decides not to testify.  If the defendant testifies, he will tell what happened in his own words.  The city attorney will have the right to cross examine him and he is required to answer the city attorney's questions.\n\nAfter the defendant has completed his case and the city has completed their case, the court will make a decision.  If the defendant is found not guilty, the case is over and the defendant's appearance bond will be refunded.  If the defendant is found guilty, the court will assess punishment not to exceed the maximum authorized under the city ordinance plus court costs.If the defendant is found guilty, he has a right to appeal and receive a new trial.  In order to appeal, the defendant must post an appeal bond as set by the court.  The defendant will then have a new trial before a district judge who will make a determination of his innocence or guilt.  In a new trial the judge will make a finding on what is presented and is not bound by any finding of the Municipal Court.  If the defendant is found innocent, his appeal bond will be refunded and the case is over.  If the defendant is found guilty, the district judge will set the fine and costs.  The amount of fine and costs may be more or may be less than what the Municipal Court imposes.  From a finding of guilty in the second trial, the defendant has a right to appeal on the record to the Court of Criminal Appeals. you speaking will help put that rapist away for good! i wish you luck!
198561
Get A lawyer but go to a few of them to make sure that they know how to handle your case. ACLU can be very helpful!\nMake sure u keep times/dates/ incidents and names if u can get them. Make sure it is in detail and present it when u find a lawyer u can trust and know he /she is going to take your case seriously! Go to the Mayors office of the city you are being violated in and make them very aware of the situation. Lawyers might ask if u did anything like make  complaints or talk to anyone about this that might be able to take care of it before they will get involved. Good luck !
482992
1. If the court that would handle the probate is local go there and have the entire court file copied.\n2. Hire an attorney that does probate, have him/her review the court file and advise you of your rights.\n3.  If the court is not local, contact an attorney where the court is, have him/her copy the file and then advise you of your rights.\n4.  To answer your question as best I can, there are all sorts of rules that set out time limits for doing things in court.  Each state has its own set.  However, if you can show that you did not get notice and that you have taken action upon realizing that you had not gotten notice, most courts can essentially waive most of the time limits.  I've recently had a five year old judgment vacated based on lack of adequate notice to the defendant five years ago.\n5. Whatever you do, now that you have some idea that you didn't get the form, move quickly to assert yourself in court.
142697
Talk to your local clerk of court or municipal court...
8202
Um...maybe you didn't really "prove your case."  Also, the city was not obligated to make sure you had an attorney to represent you.  Courts aren't perfect, but c'mon.