Q: I need a civil rights lawyer in Oregon do you have any information that can help me
I know this is going to sound crazy, but I need a civil rights attorney, so I can file a lawsuit against the Multnomah County Police department and the Multnomah County District Attorney's office. I've already went to the F.B.I. and filed a formal complaint against them. The F.B.I agent I spoke to told me to get a pro bono lawyer but had no information on where I could find such a lawyer.
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Finding a pro bono civil rights attorney in Oregon to assist you with your case against the Multnomah County Police Department and the District Attorney's office can be challenging, but there are resources available that may help. You might consider contacting legal aid organizations in Oregon, as they often provide free legal services to individuals in civil rights cases. The Oregon State Bar also has a referral service that can connect you with attorneys who offer free initial consultations, which might include some who take on cases pro bono.
Another avenue is to reach out to civil rights groups such as the ACLU of Oregon. They sometimes have resources or can offer guidance on finding legal representation for cases involving civil rights violations. Additionally, local law schools might have legal clinics where law students, supervised by licensed attorneys, provide legal assistance free of charge.
It's also important to gather and organize any documentation related to your case, including any interactions with the FBI and other authorities. This preparation will be crucial when you consult with any attorney, helping them to understand your situation quickly and advise you effectively.
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