Q: Dear Ask lawyer, corrupt lawyers bought off the jury processing people to put me on a jury to intimidate me.
I contacted the judge and Attorney General because afterward, I was chased by predator and my husband was beaten and suffered severe head injuries. Who else can I contact to get justice and stop these people from doing harm to others?
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A:
If someone believes they have witnessed or been the victim of jury tampering, intimidation, assault, or other crimes, they should:
1. Contact local law enforcement to file a police report.
2. Inform the court where the alleged jury tampering occurred.
3. Consider contacting the FBI, as jury tampering in federal cases is a federal crime.
4. Consult with a personal attorney for legal advice on how to proceed.
5. If there are concerns about the local authorities, one could contact the state Attorney General's office or U.S. Attorney's office.
6. Document all incidents and communications related to the alleged crimes.
It's important to work through proper legal channels and provide any evidence to the appropriate authorities. Making unsubstantiated public accusations could potentially lead to legal issues.
For anyone experiencing threats or feeling unsafe, reaching out to victim support services may also be helpful. They can provide resources and assistance in navigating the legal system.
I'd encourage anyone in this situation to prioritize their safety and seek help from law enforcement and legal professionals. They are best equipped to investigate such claims and take appropriate action.
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