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Filing a grievance against a lawyer: is yours valid? 1
“You won’t have a lawyer?” “No, sir.” Mr. George shook his head in the most emphatic manner. “I thank you all the same, sir, but– no lawyer!” “Why not?” “I don’t take kindly to the breed,” said Mr. … Continue reading
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What can do you when your lawyer ignores you? 9
Here’s the series so far: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 and Part 8. When we last left this affair (Part 8), I said I’d be e-mailing Marc Mauser. I didn’t. My … Continue reading
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Going to court: an amusing incident
Even before I became a plaintiff, I loved going to court, into courthouses and courtrooms. Since I’m without church, without bible, I’ve long regarded courthouses as better-than-holy places where I can honor and contemplate the Constitution in its profound complexity. … Continue reading
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