I get many questions from the Pro Se litigants. Here is a short compilation of questions that the Pro Se asks frequently. And the answers. BE EMPOWERED!
Here's a couple questions I've found little to no info on. 1) As a victim, how can you push Police to file charges or pursue an investigation of another party. 2) How to help your children be heard in abuse claims, during initial interviews with athorities. 3) Is it normal for CPS investigators to arrive on a complaint, and not ask children any direct questions relating to abuse? 4. Is if right for them to expect the children to just "spill the beans," without any prompting? (Does this seem appropriate, especially if the child was on the initial call and did much of the initial reporting to Child Services?) Thanks Advocate Lucinda. P. S. Does that last one seem extra fishy/smelly? (The disaterous finding was, "Abuse not substantiated.")
GREAT QUESTION, 27 CFR. 72.11 all crimes and civil complaints are commercial. The lower. courts pick the lowest hanging fruit. Either get out of that jurisdiction or use it to your advantage. I understand that you are in a tough situation. The party with the evidence wins. [ court_tricks_and_traps.pdf ] [copy and. paste google] get your evidence on the record . The party with the evidence wins.
First, you'd want to determine whether there is a statute or law that addresses your questions. For example, read your jurisdiction rules on law enforcement and their Standing Operating Procedures regarding investigations. With regards to interviewing and interrogating minors, it depends on the jurisdiction. For example, in Michigan when it comes to interviewing juveniles and questioning juveniles, the police need to either get the permission or have the parent be present. Additionally, there is a lot of information on the internet concerning helping a child be heard. Here is a link that might be of interest to you. It's a free service that help families and give children a voice during an abuse investigation. susiesplace.org/forensic-interviews/. Best.
wow, Professor KUDOS!😎. A topic for 10, 10 minute videos, is standing, subject matter and In rem. Standing would be the harm or injury or to the property owner, The subject matter would be defining the responsible damages and costs, and the In rem, would be the contract or statute that binds or controls the subject matter? AND a case requires all 3 plus personal jurisdiction, but personal very easy to obtain, of the other 3. A 4 legged chair is broken with one leg missing. Of course jurisdiction is presumed, when it is an agency or policy enforcement. But,, a court cant move foreword once challenged. There is 10, 10 minute videos that will bring you 100 fold subs.. BE EMPOWERED!😎
I appreciate your information. I have questions l don’t want to post on here but am wondering if you have a way l could ask some questions through email or something. I am aware of some fraud in the court and l have to do something. I was in disbelief of the fraud. Thank you
Can I file a Person Most Knowledgeable or Person Most Qualified Motion in Denver,CO county court in a criminal case he denied my 30 (b) (6) hearing because it's not a civil case
Good question. I'm not aware that PMK and PMQM are applicable to criminal cases, beyond F.R.C.P. 30(b)(6). Speak with a Colorado lawyer who is familiar with local rules and laws. Best.
It would depend on what you are alleging; for example, false arrest? You'd want to read the prima facie elements for false arrest and determine if the facts support your claim. Better yet, I'd advise to hire an attorney. Best.
Any plaintiff can challenge a motion to dismiss, just as Plaintiff Haines did in this case. The State of Illinois filed a motion to dismiss Haines lawsuit on the ground he failed to state a cause of action for his injury. Haines challenged the motion and survived it.
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