Re: questionable att. actions

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Thanks for replying. you said in the first case the
attorney was only being careful yet he knew that I was not guilty
and that a dismisal was needed and proper.
You also said :
"If there was a hearing that he was supposed to attend and did
> not and you lost by default that's malpractice. Contact your
> state attorney disciplinary authorities and consider a civil
> suit for damages."
If the arrangement was only verbal what can I do? But I think I
can find out for sure, it seems very likely the court knew he was
involved and it is recorded. Thank You SO MUCH!!!
Your third statement:

> If what you say is true obtaining money in this way is
> questionable. A lot depends on what he subsequently did with
> it.
> What happened to the firearms and drugs charge?
I don't know about the money from my parents Perhaps remaining
balance on his involvement? But I do remember that I gave him $250
for the Family Court case the morning I was sentenced, But I did
withhold $1000 from him when he started acting so weird. He didn't
ask for it. It sure was a let down I haad known him for years and
had sent him alot of work. He does have a record of drug problems.
It seems as though he was having withdrawals, I even asked if he
was having{while I was in Jail} a backlash. This of course only
angered him. He really hit me when I was down.
The later case ended with a probatation sentence for the drug
charge with the firearms being plea bargained away. The previous
sentenced {please remember "dictated"} was worse and had so many
stings hooked to it, that I couldn't keep jumping threw hoops and
violated- again not pretty.Thanks again for your informatation and
time.

Re: questionable att. actions, 12/23/03, by treeman48507. .

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