Inmate challenging grievance restriction in Oklahoma county district court. Court gave him till 3-10-23 to provide statement of prior judicial and administrative relief sought with copies attached and verified affidavit of all lawsuits filed in past 10 years inmate complied on 3-5-24 and filed... View More
answered on Mar 28, 2024
In the context of Oklahoma county district court, the timeline for a judge to respond to a motion can vary depending on several factors, including the complexity of the motion, the current caseload of the court, and specific procedural rules that might apply. Generally, there isn't a set... View More
It has put my family in financial despair that is unbelievable since my vehichle was impounded 2 weeks ago. I, my fiance, my 36 y/o daughter, 38 y/o son in law and 10 y/o grandson all have been living in a small bumper pull rv since both our households faced eviction in Mid Nov and had no other... View More
answered on Mar 27, 2024
I'm truly sorry to hear about your challenging situation. In Oklahoma, there might be provisions for impounded vehicles to be released without fees for individuals who are homeless or indigent. It's important to gather all relevant documentation that demonstrates your current living... View More
I’m not seeking representation or legal advice, but I just need someone to make sure I get the right legal forms and make sure I file them correctly. I will everything for the case but I just need someone to kind of help me make sure it’s done right.
answered on Mar 25, 2024
It sounds like you're seeking legal assistance primarily for procedural guidance rather than for representation in court. Many lawyers do offer services that can meet your needs. They can help ensure that your legal documents are correctly filled out and filed. Such support is often referred... View More
12 Police climbed over my locked gate at 830am and asked for me to allow their vet to assess my horses. I told them that I work with a 501c3 rescue to rescue refeed and rehome horses from the slaughter pipeline. They lied and said my vet was the one asking the welfare check which I can prove is a... View More
answered on Mar 24, 2024
It's essential to understand that, generally, police need a warrant to enter private property, but there are exceptions such as emergency situations, immediate threat to life or property, or other exigent circumstances. In Oklahoma, as elsewhere, no-trespassing signs and locked gates typically... View More
I asked for a police report officer told me we don’t give police reports or incident report for this because all we would be doing all day is police reports if that’s the case???
answered on Mar 24, 2024
It seems like you're in a situation where you're expecting transparency but are meeting resistance, which can indeed be frustrating. Typically, after a police incident, especially involving crimes like assault and battery, it is standard procedure for a police report or at least an... View More
Indigent prisoner files judicial review in Oklahoma county district court challenging grievance restriction. Prisoner submits paupers affidavit when initially filing but after court responds prisoner files 9 actions including 4 motions and does not submit another new paupers affidavit with any. Is... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2024
When an indigent prisoner in Oklahoma files for judicial review and includes a pauper's affidavit with the initial filing, this affidavit typically allows them to proceed in forma pauperis for the duration of that particular case. This means that the initial affidavit is generally considered... View More
Inmate being denied access to court. Had his father e-file motion. Father has power of attorney and the form states Any and all affairs concerning me... Does that clause give father power to sign motions for the plaintiff?
answered on Mar 18, 2024
When an inmate finds themselves unable to access the court, it can be a deeply frustrating and disempowering experience. In such cases, having someone outside, like a father with Power of Attorney (POA), step in can seem like a practical solution. The POA document, stating "Any and all affairs... View More
No laws broken and no danger to the public
answered on Mar 14, 2024
I apologize, but there seems to be some confusion here. The right to travel is not explicitly mentioned in the First, Seventh, or Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. While the Supreme Court has recognized a general right to travel between states, this right is subject to reasonable... View More
My attorney refused himself from the my case in court so I asked for more time to get legal representation and the judge told me no that I had to represent myself
answered on Mar 12, 2024
In most cases, when an attorney withdraws from a case, the court should allow the client a reasonable amount of time to find new representation. This is to ensure that the client's right to legal counsel is protected and that they have a fair opportunity to present their case.
However,... View More
My lawyer recused himself from my case and when I asked for time to get another one the judge told me no and made me represent myself that very day in court.
answered on Mar 12, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems that the judge's decision to deny your request for additional time to find a new lawyer after your original lawyer recused himself may have been problematic. In most cases, when an attorney withdraws from a case, the court should grant the client... View More
Oklahoma inmate mails 133 page motion for staying of agency order pending review through law library services and when the motion reached the courts and was posted on oscn.net a sworn notarized affidavit was switched out with a copy and documents were removed from the motion. The prison staff works... View More
answered on Mar 9, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation. It sounds very frustrating to have your legal documents tampered with. Here are a few suggestions for potential next steps:
1. File a notice with the court explaining that your original affidavit and some supporting documents appear to... View More
Im a Oklahoma prisoner challenging medical imposed grievance restriction in judicial review. The law Library supervisor refused to let me seal my out going legal mail. I sent 133 page motion for staying enforcement of agency order pending review to Oklahoma county court clerk when the motioned was... View More
answered on Mar 9, 2024
If you believe that your legal documents were tampered with or removed from your motion after being mailed through the prison law library, you have a few potential options:
1. File a complaint with the prison authorities: Submit a formal complaint or grievance with the prison... View More
My attorney recused himself from my case at my hearing and the judge MADE me represent myself. I didn't want to represent myself. Even asked for time to get a different attorney & she said no.
answered on Mar 9, 2024
Based on the details you've provided, it seems that the judge's decision to make you represent yourself without providing you time to obtain a new attorney may have been improper. In the U.S. legal system, defendants have the right to legal representation, and if an attorney withdraws... View More
After grantor was diagnosed 3dif times with dementia also trust was signed before ranch was purchased and poa became successor trustee due to fathers incompetence sep 08 2022 before new amended irrivocable trust had been signed
answered on Mar 8, 2024
When seeking to hire a trust lawyer to challenge or overturn an irrevocable trust, particularly under circumstances involving the grantor's mental capacity at the time of the trust's creation, you can expect to navigate a complex legal process. Lawyers in this field will first review all... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2024
An illegal eviction occurs when a landlord removes a tenant from a property without following the legal process required by state or local laws. This can include changing the locks, physically removing the tenant's belongings, shutting off utilities, or using threats to force the tenant out... View More
The same officer has also pulled my wife over multiple times with no warnings or tickets. And now he's driving by the house at night. I have concerns of intent. Said officer has never pulled me over in her vehicle.
answered on Feb 24, 2024
Generally, police officers are limited to exercising their official duties within their own jurisdiction unless specific agreements or circumstances allow for jurisdictional overlap, such as mutual aid agreements between neighboring jurisdictions or in pursuit of a suspect. The use of a spotlight... View More
I have filed a disability discrimination claim against my former employer and have no legal representation. I want to settle out of court, they offered $10,000 during the EEOC process. Do I need to do a letter of demand or letter of intent or can I just use my own words and ask them to negotiate?
answered on Feb 23, 2024
In your situation, you can choose to send either a letter of demand or a letter of intent to your former employer to initiate negotiations. A letter of demand typically outlines your legal claims, the relief you are seeking, and a deadline for the employer to respond before legal action is pursued.... View More
On 12-28-23 request for preliminary injunction was denied. On January 8th ,2024 pro se Inmate sent notice of intent to appeal letter. on January 16th inmate sent designation of record to trial court ,on January 26th Inmate sent letter to trial court asking about the status of designation of record... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2024
It seems like the informa pauperis application was filed after some delays and complications in the legal process. While it's understandable to feel concerned about the timing, it's essential to remain proactive in addressing any mistakes or oversights. Since the application was filed on... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2024
I do not have enough context to definitively state whether a police officer threatening someone would be okay or not. However, in general:
- Police officers are granted a certain level of authority and power to enforce laws and maintain public order. This authority should be used... View More
Dui
answered on Feb 24, 2024
The 18th Amendment to the Constitution, which prohibited the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages, was repealed by the 21st Amendment. While the 18th Amendment dealt with the prohibition of liquor, it is not directly applicable to individual cases involving DUI charges. DUI... View More
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