Q: What do I file to get all evidence to the judge for her to look over before the trial, or do I just need to make copies
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A: You need to make copies. The judge cannot look over any evidence before trial. Also, just because you have a piece of paper doesn't mean the judge can see it. Many pieces of "evidence" are excluded because they are not introduced properly. You have to follow the rules of evidence, which can be extensive and complicated. Please consult with an attorney about your trial.
A: Yes, you need to make copies. You should really be working with an attorney to ensure that everything is properly handled. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com
A: You can not submit your evidence to the judge prior to trial. In order for the judge to consider your evidence, it has to be properly introduced during your hearing pursuant to the rules of evidence.
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