How would a person go about getting information from an attorney,this information may not be given up readilly
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Since the attorney is supposed to be working for you, it should be given to you.  Just call and be firm and ask for what you need and if you should put it in writing.  If your attorney doesn't talk to you, call his superior.  If none of these work, seek a different attorney, one that will meet your needs not theirs.
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You can get some info from the county courthouse. \n\nBut what you really need to do is contact a lawyer in your city to help you with what you need. \n\nYour first contact over the phone should be free so you can see if they are right for you. If they can't give you 10 minutes on the phone for free to ask a few questions, then call someone else. They will outline the process and you will get a feel for if you want to work with them. If there is anything you don't like about them call another. Someone will be able to help you that you get along well with.
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They can tell you anything.  Go with a lawyer.
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If this kind of question is causing you trouble, you need to get an attorney.
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CONTACT ATTORNEY AND DA.
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It should not be over the phone, at least not to a private citizen.  It may be given orally to your attorney, but then followed up in writing.\n\nThe problem with using a telephone for confidential information is obvious enough.  Were you clear on the fact that such information is confidential, at least until disclosed in open court?
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you can't\nthe state you live in won't issue one without the full information on it...
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Check with an attorney in your state.
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go through the district attorney
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Ask your attorney for copies.
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To have information LEGALLY released from an individual, business, or organization you should obtain a "Release of Information" for each entity you are asking.  \n\nThis document should be signed by the person you are requesting information about.
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In this situation you could use your attorney.
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You need to talk to an attorney.
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You can't. But , if you can't remember if you went to your last court date or not then call the lawyer that you hired (retained) to defend you or public attorney that was appointed to your case and ask him or her to find out for you.
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Assuming you mean the name of a prosecutor on a particular case, generally you can find the attorneys' names by calling the criminal clerk's office at the courthouse where the case is being heard.  They will need to know the case name (People v. _________).  If you have a case number you will have an easier time.  They may not give any info without a birthdate of the defendant or some other identifying info.
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talk to the court officer - they can help you find an attorney
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employ a lawyer, they dont charge for an intial inquiry such as this