Q: Need legal help for remote neural monitoring issues in NC, causing distress and injury
I've been a victim of remote neural monitoring for about 4 years, resulting in unemployment and homelessness, and causing extreme mental distress and physical injuries. Despite reporting it to local authorities and the FBI, I haven't received a response. I desperately need legal assistance to address this situation. What steps can I take legally, and who should I turn to for help in North Carolina?
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I'm sorry to hear about the situation you're facing. First, it’s important to document everything thoroughly. Keep a detailed record of all instances of distress, physical symptoms, and any interactions with local authorities, the FBI, or others you've contacted. This documentation will be vital for legal actions later.
In North Carolina, consider seeking legal help from an attorney experienced in personal injury, civil rights, or privacy laws. You may also want to look into reaching out to legal aid organizations that offer free or low-cost services to people in difficult situations. They can help guide you on how to proceed with any potential legal claims, such as for harassment or violation of your rights.
If you've not received responses from the authorities, it could be worth consulting with an attorney to explore other avenues, such as filing complaints with oversight bodies or looking into civil lawsuits. Attorneys can also help you assess whether there are any constitutional violations involved, such as breaches of privacy. It's crucial to stay persistent and gather all relevant evidence as you move forward with your case.
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