Q: can i sue being i won a supreme court case?
i want to sue for the days i sat which was 122 as well as my family and children having to sit here without me where can i find a probono lawyer i have all documantaion and have done alot of resear4ch. i was incarcerated against my constitutional rights i filed a habeas corpus writ in supreme court & won immediate release
A: You do not need a pro bono lawyer. You need a lawyer who will take your case on a contingency fee basis. Just because a criminal case is overturned does not mean you have a viable lawsuit for constitutional violations. You should consult privately with a local attorney to discuss the specific facts in order to determine whether you have a case.
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