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How much do civil law attorneys in CA typically make?
Pay for civil law attorneys in California can be varied depending on the type of civil law and the position. Most civil law attorneys make anywhere from $85,000 to $125,000 a year.
Does a state attorney-general control the state's district attorneys?
A State's Attorney General is generally considered to be, as the name suggests, the attorney for the State. For example, he/she is the attorney that represents the State in actions brought against it by people or groups that are challenging laws enacted by the legislature. He/she has a staff of attorneys working in his/her office that handle day to day matters, but all under the auspices of the Attorney General. In some States, those lower-level attorneys are called district attorneys, although historically that term connotes State attorneys who enforce criminal laws. Assistant State Attorneys generally handle both civil abd criminal matters.
Does Public Defender handle civil cases?
Public defenders primarily represent clients in criminal cases, particularly those who cannot afford an attorney. They do not typically handle civil cases, as their focus is on providing defense in criminal matters such as felonies, misdemeanors, and juvenile offenses. For civil legal issues, individuals usually need to seek assistance from civil legal aid organizations or private attorneys.
Do you know any pro bono civil rights or criminal attorneys in the Bronx?
However, there are two agencies in the Bronx that handle civil rights and criminal cases: Bronx Legal Aid and Bronx Defenders. The catch is that you will have to show that you can't afford to hire a private attorney.
Where can one find listings for civil rights attorneys?
Listings for civil rights attorneys can be found online from many different sources. Some examples of websites with these listings include Find Law and Lawyers.
Who defends the government as the defendent?
In legal cases where the government is the defendant, government attorneys, often referred to as assistant attorneys general or government counsel, represent the government. These attorneys are typically part of the state or federal legal system and are responsible for defending government actions and policies in court. They may handle a variety of cases, including civil rights claims, contract disputes, and tort claims against the government.
What is the difference between civil and small claims court?
Civil court usually has a higher jurisdictional limit (max you can sue for) and attorneys are allowed to represent parties. Civil cases may also have jury trials and other procedures more conducive to attorneys and not pro se (self-represented) litigants.
What impact did mass immigration have on the US after the Civil War?
The Industrial Revolution. :]
How do you handle a civil summons if you are on disabilitymedicare assistance and unable to go to court?
If the summons is for jury duty, you would call them up and tell them your problem and ask what documentation they need.
Are deportation hearings handled in civil or criminal courts?
They are handled in Immigration courts.
If I get taken to small claims court can my immigration status be affected?
No, Small Claims is a civil matter. Immigration status is only affected by criminal matters.
Did immigration to America increase following the civil war?
yes it did because there was no longer slavery
