(illinois)  misconduct?
486780
It sounds like an assault and battery, if it's a physical fight. (Not based on law of Illinois specifically; just a general observation.)
645891
No,  the state AMA would file a complaint and have the person arrested.  You could report the activity to the AMA if there is illegal activities going on
1162674
The Illinois Bar Association provides a referral service, I am pretty sure.  All you will really know is that they weren't disciplined for anything and that they work in that area of law, though.  Still it is a place to start to get names and then ask them about their experience in the area. I'd go there before I went to the yellow pages, for example.
138575
You should always be able to call your local police department. If it is something out of their comfort zone and/or authority, they'll be able to refer you elsewhere. Unless you've actually incurred monetary damages (loss of income, significant fees to get things back to normal, etc.), my instinct is that there will be little that can actually be done. If you have an attorney and if you know who this person really is (not just a screen name or some such), you could ask your attorney to write a letter to this individual. Again, legally speaking, there may not be much that can be done, but a letter from an attorney will likely scare the living crap out of this person. Something else you may want to do is see if there is an InfraGard chapter in your area. They will likely have resources and suggestions for you, as well. It may even be worth checking into reporting the incident to CERT/CC.
1086681
Probably not... the officer or prosecuting attorney can always move to amend the ticket to reflect the correct name spelling.  The only thing that it could help you on in fighting the ticket is that, if the spelling is completely incorrect, it could be used to show that the officer is not a careful officer (impeaching him if he states he is always careful about his actions on the job).  Check on your state's law though... there could always be caselaw that says if the officer messed up in that way, you have an out (but I doubt it).\nDo not take this as legal advice-check with an attorney in your state.
100763
Talk to a local attorney. They usually offer free consultations and can tell you what if anything was wrong with what happened in the situation. If you feel there was something wrong with the situation then maybe there was. If anything maybe you can at least get an apology from the chief of police even if there was nothing legally wrong with the situation.
438352
It's absolutely illegal in every state to have a falsified court document. If it's not your fault, contact the workers supervisor and asked to have it straightened out. You don't want it coming back to haunt you.
1025158
Doesn't sound like it was a misdemeanor. There are all sorts of minor violations which do not become part of any criminal / permanent / public records. If all you got was a ticket, then this is probably not something still on your record.
1030759
I do not believe so, they have am office listed at                     7108 Katella Ave, Suite 429\nStanton, CA 90680-4326\n\nThey have been prohibited from doing business in Illinois by the courts. Look up without the CA address,
981301
Call or go to the court house that is in the county that the violation occurred and speak with the circuit clerks office.  They keep track of that kind of thing there.
215962
you really need to talk somebody who knows Illinois state law. That is what they're going to get you under, and a good lawyer. There is a case Arizona v. somebody I can't remember right now. The summary is that they police can stop you for cause. They thought this man was a suspect in a nearby robbery so they stopped him and patted him down. No Gun nor stolen goods. however they did find a pack or MJ in his pocket. It was deemed inadmissible by the courts eventually upon appeal because the police can make up a probable cause that is unrelated to what they were looking for.\n\nHowever you are probably in trouble because the courts will most likely find that alcohol in the backseat is enough cause. Find a good criminal defense attorney or plea. Doesn't matter that it wasn't your beer. You were driving the car.
556142
I personally dont know anything about police misconduct, except that they can be pricks just like ne1 can when weve had a bad day.....but I did a little surfin for ya....heres a few sites to help u get started....kelly
467802
He or she can probably get into more trouble by withholding evidence.  The words that come to mind are: accessory after the fact.  I believe that could apply here.
1045206
You could go to the station and file a complaint in most places.  But be careful with that, because police generally don't like it and try to look out for each other.\n\nThe best thing to do, if you witnessed this is contact that person's attorney.
591915
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.
278396
im not positive about illinois, but i got arrested for underage drinking when i was 17 and i only got $100 fine, and had to go to a group court alternative. if it a happened again though i would get $250 fine, 250 hours community service and counceling and my lisense taken away till i was 21. i hope that gives you an idea, if not just call the juvenile court in your area and ask.
1081143
I know this answer won't help much since I live in Illinois but I have worked in law enforcement for over three years and can only offer what I know.  When I have a problem some such as yours others different I always start at the bottom and work my way up.  I would start at the CDC at the very bottom of there human food chain and work on up.  Make sure you have proof that they are wrong, every scrap of paper will help your cause.  Worse comes to worse get a lawyer.  Sorry this probably doesn't really help but 80% of the time it works for me.