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Hearsay in Traffic Court? Here is a Mildly Unfocused Exploration

25 Jan

Some general information on how to get documents admitted in traffic court and how hearsay evidence objections work. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Arguing in Court, Judges, Traffic Court Trials, Trial by Declaration

 

Jail Realignment Makes NOW the Time to Take Care of Old Bench Warrants.

01 Dec

Now is the time to take care of old warrant cases in CA, because the jail “Realignment” program is causing a temporary lack of space and money in county jails. Judges are more open than ever to alternative sentences. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Arguing in Court, bench warrant, Going to Court, house arrest, Judges, probation, realignment

 

How to Use Prejudice as a Defense in Traffic Court

25 Oct

If there is an error in a traffic court trial, you have to show that the error harmed your case or your right to a fair trial. This harm to your case is called “Prejudice”. Harmless error = no error. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Going to Court, Judges, prejudice, Traffic Court Trials

 

How to Use Prejudice as a Defense in Traffic Court

25 Oct

If there is an error in a traffic court trial, you have to show that the error harmed your case or your right to a fair trial. This harm to your case is called “Prejudice”. Harmless error = no error. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Arguing in Court, Going to Court, Judges, prejudice, Traffic Court Trials

 

Tips for Making an Effective Argument in Traffic Court

27 Sep

If you want to make an effective argument in traffic court for a trial or hearing, you need to focus on what is important, and then ask the judge for what you want. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Going to Court, Judges, not guilty, ticket, traffic, Traffic Court Trials

 

Why Do We Need Defense Attorneys? Because Mark Ciavarella Proved that Sometimes Judges Are the Real Criminals.

14 Aug

The prison term and conviction for corrupt Judge Ciavarella shows that Defense Attorneys serve a vital role in protecting the public from corruption and unfairness. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in ciavarella, cop, defense attorney, felony, Judges, judicial misconduct, jury, Pennsylvania, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Public Defenders