When You Understand Motions And Pleadings You Can Escape Dull Forms and Take Over Your Case
Motions and pleadings are documents that commence actions, navigate procedures, and kill cases. Understand your options to escape forms.
Motions and pleadings are documents that commence actions, navigate procedures, and kill cases. Understand your options to escape forms.
Highly paid judges, particularly in the federal system, don’t give pro se cases the time they deserve. Are they worth their pay?
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U.S. courts are dismissing lawsuits too frequently, and in doing so, they are violating the Constitution by denying the right to jury trials.
U.S. Courts Are Dismissing Too Many Cases And Violating The Constitution Read More »
Brian Vukadinovich’s “Motion for Justice — I Rest My Case” chronicles a lifetime of battles with the judicial system.
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Litigation is complex, but you can do it as long as you discard your myths about the process, the people involved, and your own preparedness.
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When you’re representing yourself in court, civil procedure can be everything. That’s especially true when you’re up against a lawyer.
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Isaac Wright, Jr. delivered the clapback of the century when the men who framed him and stole his freedom got justice at his hands, legally.
When A Dragon Needs Slaying, Call Isaac Wright, Jr. Read More »
The function of the legal profession is access to justice. Is it too much to ask lawyers to prioritize the issue? Yes, it probably is.
Why Can’t The Legal Profession Deliver Access To Justice? Read More »
Avoid a sleepless night on the eve of trial by preparing early. Trial planning for pro se litigants should start with the evidence.
Trial Planning As A Pro Se Litigant Begins At The End Read More »
Former lawyer Nicole Bradick, an entrepreneur and legal tech expert, recently founded a software firm that focuses on civil justice projects.
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Even in cases where the judge is a little cuckoo, you must follow court rules in hopes of getting justice.
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Another judge disrespects a pro se litigant, this time by not allowing a criminal defendant his Sixth Amendment right to self-representation.
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Two pro se civil litigants share their experiences in the federal courts and sound off on the right to free lawyers for civil litigants.
Perspectives On “A Right To Free Lawyers For Civil Litigants” Read More »
The case of Celia of Missouri, a slave routinely raped by her owner, reminds us that courts promise only judicial process, not justice.
Celia Of Missouri And The Promise Of Judicial Process Read More »
Every lawyer joke has the same punch line, some ethical lapse. Did you hear the one about the number of lawyers it takes to fix a lightbulb?
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