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Yesterday, 10:16 PMNo, I did not. I quoted your statement verbatim. What you meant by "most likely" was not well conveyed by what you wrote, as you have yourself...5 replies | 115 view(s) -
Yesterday, 03:31 PMMost likely a contempt charge? I don't think so. Contempt is the result of a violation of a court order. The OP doesn't have any court order that...5 replies | 115 view(s)
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Yesterday, 01:42 PMThe rule regarding competent counsel in civil suits has remained the same for the entire history of the country. Moreover, it is a rule used by every...10 replies | 199 view(s)
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Yesterday, 08:17 AMIn a civil case you cannot appeal based on inadequate counsel because the Constitution does not guarantee parties in a civil suit a competent lawyer....10 replies | 199 view(s)
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