Writing Juristic Letters. Legal Consultancy.Judicial Letters

Writing Juristic Letters. Legal Consultancy.Judicial Letters

Writing Juristic Letters. Legal Consultancy.Judicial Letters

Writing Juristic Letters. Legal Consultancy.Judicial Letters

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Can you go to jail for a civil suit?

All of these cases go to a Civil Court. ... Criminal Court judges can punish you for breaking the law by sending you to jailCivil Court judges can order you to pay money or a fine, or make decisions about your family or your home.

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·         How long does it take to file a criminal complaint?

·         You can only file a criminal complaint if you are the actual victim of a crime. You must file the complaint within three months of the incident. You can make the complaint against a specific person or persons or against persons unknown.

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Where do I file a criminal complaint?

Go to the clerk's office in the District Court and ask for a Criminal Complaint form .
Example

·         possible witnesses are there;

·         the police report is from there;

·         the police officers who were involved are there; or.

·         there might be a related crime, like assault and battery, that is being prosecuted in there.

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What happens if you sue someone and they have no money?

Unfortunately, there is no good answer—if someone has little income and few assets ,they are effectively “judgment proof” and even if you win against them in court, you effectively lose: you spent the time and money to sue and receive nothing in return. ... First, you don't have to sue the person immediately.


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Can a public defender get a case dismissed?

public defender cannot dismiss a criminal case. The PD can seek dismissal, however. The state can also ask that the case be dismissed and the State's request will carry a great deal of weight with the court. The judge is the only person with..

 

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Can I sue without a lawyer?

Can I sue without a lawyer?

Yes, of course. Whether you can successfully sue someone without a lawyer will depend very much on the circumstances of your case and your own abilities. Frequently, people want to sue without a lawyer because a lawyer will not take their case. ... And the other side will probably have a lawyer.

 

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How do we write a complaint

 

How do we write a complaint?

How to write an effective complaint letter

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Be clear and concise. ...

2.    State exactly what you want done and how long you're willing to wait for a response. ...

3.    Don't write an angry, sarcastic, or threatening letter. ...

4.    Include copies of relevant documents, like receipts, work orders, and warranties.

5.    Include your name and contact information.

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Who can file a criminal complaint?

You can only file a criminal complaint if you are the actual victim of a crime. You must file the complaint within three months of the incident. You can make the complaint against a specific person or persons or against persons unknown.

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What does criminal complaint mean?

 

criminal complaint is a court document filed that accuses or charges a suspect with committing a crimeCriminal complaints are usually filed by the prosecutor in cooperation with the police. Sometimes the victim of a crime will individually file a criminal complaint against a suspect.

 

What does a formal complaint mean?

 

In legal terminology, a complaint is any formal legal document that sets out the facts and legal reasons (see: cause of action) that the filing party or parties (the plaintiff(s)) believes are sufficient to support a claim against the party or parties against whom the claim is brought (the defendant(s)) that entitles ...

 

Who can file a criminal complaint?

You can only file a criminal complaint if you are the actual victim of a crime. You must file the complaint within three months of the incident. You can make the complaint against a specific person or persons or against persons unknown.

 

How do we write a complaint?

How to write an effective complaint letter

1.     

Be clear and concise. ...

2.    State exactly what you want done and how long you're willing to wait for a response. ...

3.    Don't write an angry, sarcastic, or threatening letter. ...

4.    Include copies of relevant documents, like receipts, work orders, and warranties.

5.    Include your name and contact information. 

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criminal complaint

criminal complaint

 

A criminal complaint is a document that charges a defendant with a crime.

Criminal cases normally start with an arrest. But not always, and not all arrests result in criminal cases. Most of the time, what really gets a case going is the filing of an official document with the court—often called a “complaint.”

Complaints serve at least a couple purposes:

  • providing some kind of showing that the government has a legitimate reason to prosecute the defendant and
  • clearly informing defendants of the allegations against them.
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The complaint includes some kind of description of the accusations against the defendant.

 

Getting started

 

Normally, the police arrest someone, then submit a report to the local prosecuting office. That office then decides whether to file charges against the suspect. If the prosecutor responsible for the filing decision thinks there’s enough evidence and the case is worth prosecuting, the office files a complaint. (Complaints can also come before the point of arrest; in some states, one has to be filed before a judge can issue an arrest warrant). charges come about from a “formal complaint” issued by an officer or a citizen. After a complaint is filed and the first court appearance, the prosecutor’s office in the relevant county decides whether to go ahead with a “criminal complaint.”

In many jurisdictions, the defendant is presented with the complaint at the first court appearance, often called an “arraignment” or “initial appearance.”

 

What Complaints Look Like

 

Criminal complaints tend to look similar, particularly within the same county or court. Prosecuting offices have templates that they adjust depending on the case at hand.

A complaint normally has a caption at the top indicating:

  • the court where the case is being filed
  • the party filing the complaint (for example, “The People of the State of California” or “United States of America” or  “United kingdom” or “Australia” or “ ( Germany)Deutschland” or “Switzerland” or  “Austria” ), and
  • the defendant.

The complaint then includes some kind of description of the accusations against the defendant. Where there are multiple counts, each gets its own number and paragraph or section. The bottom of the complaint normally has at least one signature line, for the person filing the complaint.

 

Who Can File a Complaint

 

Again, the typical party to file a criminal complaint is the prosecutor’s office with jurisdiction over the offense. In some states, a private citizen can apply for a complaint, but there’s no guarantee that a complaint will actually be filed.

In one case, for instance, a Massachusetts court confirmed that a corporation had the right to file applications for criminal complaints against customers who paid for items with bad checks. But the court also said that the corporation’s right didn’t mean the judge had to actually issue the requested complaints.

 

What Complaints Include

 

Complaints have to meet standard requirements. The must-haves typically include the defendant's name and a statement of when, at least approximately, the crime happened.

Prosecutors normally don’t need to use a precise set of words in their complaints, as long as they provide reasonable notice of the charges the defendant faces. The complaint is supposed to state the essentials of the offense that the defendant purportedly committed. If it doesn’t, then the complaint is open to challenge by the defense. For example, if a complaint charging hit and run says only that the defendant was involved in a car accident—not that he failed to stop, provide identification, or offer help—then it has probably failed.

Even when prosecutors have made a mistake in a complaint, though, they often have the opportunity to fix the error. If, say, the judge dismisses the complaint after the defense shows that the facts described in the complaint don’t make for a crime, the prosecution may well have a chance to refile charges.

Getting Help

 

To understand the procedure in your jurisdiction—from arrest to complaint and beyond—consult an experienced criminal attorney. A lawyer familiar with the system should be able to explain your options and protect your rights. the location or country  is not matter؛  if you know English، German or Persian I can help you. Download Telegram from Google play store and create an account. it is free. Do not worry about my fee، you are my guest. in fact  it is very cheap. I write down criminal complaint, legal suit, declaration, protest notice, for you. I defend your right.   the bill of defense,   You can message me for more information at the following Telegram link :

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