Be Your Own Lawyer
The economic impact of the coronavirus, COVID-19, on regular people is far reaching. Restaurants are closed. Grocery shelves are bare. Flights are cancelled, and streets are empty because people are staying home. Such a scenario is bound to impact the courts and, in turn, you. So, expect increased legal issues in your life. Here are insights on how the state of emergency impacts the courts and your case.
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Appearing before a judge is one of the biggest challenges for pro se litigants. The judge has the power to kill your case or let it live another day. So, your nerves are taut. You’re not used to this kind of pressure. You’re not a lawyer! How do you get through a hearing? If you follow these tips, court hearings may not be a snap, but they won’t be a mess either.
The long-awaited first book from Brian Vukadinovich — Motion for Justice: I Rest My Case — is now available at fine bookstores everywhere. It chronicles his long fight with the U.S. justice system and shines a new light on the biases, unfairness and corrupt motivations of the nation’s courts. It’s a wake-up call for anyone seeking justice in the courts.
