Legal recourse for bribery?
830773
civil and not criminal. ask your local civil court
337399
Contact your local legislative representative and explain the situation to them.  Provide them with copies of all documentation and the names and telephone numbers of those with whom you have talked.  They can then advise you and maybe expedite your case.
858241
Sure, you could file a civil suit.  If they've been convicted of the crime, you stand a better chance of winning the civil suit.
613740
My husband and I live in Jamaica, and pretty much you have to give officials bribes to get something done in a timely manner.  If you want to wait for 5 or 6 months for the Govt to process paperwork you can do that, but to bribe someone is faster and easier.
572693
Bar referral service. Call the local bar association and ask for a lawyer. Any lawyer you will get is 75% guaranteed to be a crook.\nAnd if he is not he can recommend some friends who are.\n\nP.S.\nThis reminds me of a joke:\nA Man runs over a jaywalking child in a small town and is accused of manslaughter. So he asks a Sheriff "Is there a criminal lawyer in town". So the sheriff says "Yes, but we cannot prove it yet!"
595166
Id say place a complaint viamany outlets to ur disposal like multiple nortariesd copries or papers sent to the head or the one who handles the "customer serves" in every department possible(but then u might be thiught of as a pest depends on the severity of the crime)in you countys court/police along with several calls almost on a daily baisis expressing ur the toll tht the current situation is a burdon on you ablity to function as a lucrative member of youthe sociaty  but remember ALWAYS on the beging of the conversation  BEING WITH A HELLO AND WHO AM I SPEAKING TO"  write the names down along withe times and dates. so u may show proof of your commitment. GL
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If the local District Attorney doesn't file charges, talk with the Federal Prosecutor or US Attorney in your area, even the FBI, if necessary. Under Title 18 U.S.C. 1644, Fraudulant Use of Credit Cards, Title 18 U.S.C. 1037, Fraud and releated activity in connection with electronic email and Title 18 U.S.C. 2510, et. seq., Wire and electroinc communications interception and interception of oral communications. \n\nI suggest that you request an appointment with the DA, him or herself. If the DA's office refuses to prosecute, speak with the State Attorney General's Office. \n\nPrior to turning any evidence over to the DA's office, make copies for yourself. Never give them the originals. Also you may want to contact the Judge that sentenced her and explain the situation with regards to the DA's office. \n\nRemember that the District Attorney is an elected official and can be cited for misconduct and even a recall election for derliction of duty, maybe even conspiracy. If the Federal authorities or even the State and Local are already aware of this, keep after them unitl they act on this. \n\nMake sure that you have closed the account that was accessed imnmediately and notify the bank of the breach of security.\n\nAnyway, Good Luck!
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I would recommend hiring an attorney. He will know how to get ahold of that kind of paperwork. And if it's a criminal case, the state is required to provide you with an attorney if you can't afford one.
1141872
The other posters above are correct in that you should contact the police and give them every piece of evidence that you have. Also contact a civil attorney though, and get the ball rolling on a civil suit to collect the money owed to you.
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You are obviously very well spoken and this will stand to you if you do choose to go furthur with this...just keep your cool!!!!\n..It is an aweful thing when those supposedly enforcing the law become unlawful themselves!\nI believe you should speak up...if you feel you would be safe to do so. If there is a politicians office an external law office to the one you delt with then go for it. It is people like you that create change!\nThe very fact that you posted this information here is the first step in challenging a corrupt authority.\nbe careful...good luck!
1043895
Fraud, forgery and theft come to mind. Yes you can sue him civilly, but he can also be criminally charged as well and ordered to pay restitution.
612328
Contact the State Police, they should do it for a small fee.
223392
talk to your lawyer. hire a lawyer.
1127295
Get a lawyer or contact your local Legal Aid office for assistance.  That is the most efficient way to do what you need to do to obtain your legal remedies/rights.
453522
The general circumstance does not sound legal.  I would go to court and dispute the way this was handled.  By the way, what is an "OWI"?
1065440
i would contact a lawyer
405621
Contact the Better Business Bureau and/or your State Attorney General's office and ask for help.