Jails are not required to have law libraries. But prisoners must have reasonable access to legal materials.

If you do not have reasonable access to legal materials, you can file a lawsuit. Some non-profit organizations who promote prisoner’s rights may be willing to help fund such... View More

You should hire a criminal defense attorney to prove what actually happened to secure a not guilty verdict or, better yet, a dismissal.

Yes, they do not need defendants permission,

Interesting, I am about the sue a solar panel company on behalf of a couple clients soon. You may have a claim. I would need to learn more.

There are a number of pro bono legal clinic scattered across Texas for litigants who are genuinely indigent. I’d start there.

There is not an easy answer. Section 1983 does not have its own statute of limitations and instead incorporates the state statute of limitations for conduct which most closely parallels the complained of conduct.

Given the very limited facts you include in your question, that may be the... View More

You mom can not legally throw it out.

Gideon v. Wainwright holds that an indigent defendant accused of a serious crime has the right to a court-appointed attorney at the state's expense.

The right of an indigent person to a court-appointed attorney at the state's expense in a civil case is much more narrow.... View More

Errors and discrepancies in case numbers are almost never fatal. Most such issues can be corrected. It is the substance that matters

My first question is why are you coming in contact with the police. Yes. Carry your medical records with you.

No.

An essential part of an age discrimination claim is that you are age 40 or older.

Your question states you are in your mid-twenties.

This question is too unclear to intelligently answer. You should consider rephrasing it

"Pain and suffering" refers to conscious physical pain and suffering as a result of bodily injury. From the facts you describe, it appears unclear as to what bodily injury, if any, you sustained. You may be able to sue for a civil rights violation, but it doesn't look to me like... View More

Your insurance company should be handling the case for you, If they are not handling the case retain a lawyer,

If you break the law you can get arrested and end up in jail.

Retain a new lawyer and get the warrant taken care resokved,

If you can afford to hire an attorney, thats the best way to try and prove it. Expect to pay a retainer - unless you have significant and measurable damages, an attorney won’t take your case for free (on a contingency fee, where they get paid in the end, only if you do…). You absolutely can... View More

I think you need to explore your situation with a lawyer that practices civil rights law. The criminal aspect of what happened is apparently concluded & I'm assuming you had a lawyer representing you to whom you posed these questions. Your overall question is somewhat confusing because you... View More

It is not the mayor's job, or that of the city attorney, police department, or state attorney general, to help you enforce your judgment against the women who stole your dog.

It is your attorney's job, or your job if you are unwisely proceeding without an attorney, to file the... View More

The EEOC investigates claims of unlawful employment discrimination. It has published a guide on how and when employers may use a job applicant's arrest and conviction record to screen applicants. This guide is focused on when using this information to screen job applicants constitutes... View More