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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

 

What is a Public Defender? Here is what you need to know.

20 Sep

Public Defenders can provide great help for those who really have no access to resources to hire a private defense attorney. But in DUI cases, and warrant cases where quick action is needed, Public Defenders have limitations. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in 23152, arrested, defense attorney, DMV, DUI Information, felony, Going to Court, misdemeanor, public defender, Public Defenders

 

When Can an Attorney Go to Court for a Client Who Stays Home?

14 Sep

A Licensed, Private Defense Attorney can go to nearly all court appearances for a defendant in most California Misdemeanor cases, including arraignments, pre trial hearings and sentencing. But Public Defenders usually want you there. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in 273.5, 977, arraignment, bench warrant, DUI Information, Going to Court, misdemeanor, penal code, Suspended Drivers License, Traffic Court Trials, Warrant Information

 

Tom Bruce to Congress: Get Your Data in Order

22 Jun

Reporting on last week’s hearing of the Committee on House Administration’s subcommittee on oversight in Congress Mulls How iPads, XML Can Cut Costs, Elizabeth Montalbano featured Cornell LII Tom Bruce’s presentation. Bruce suggested use of smart XML-based word processing, better…

 
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Posted in Gov Docs, Information Technology