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Where do females fit in Civil Lawsuits?

Answered 13 years and 6 months ago by Ms. Karen Coolman Amlong (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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That depends on the type of harassment you are enduring.  If it is sexual in nature, and pervasive enough to create a hostile work environment, you can bring a complaint to the EEOC provided you also first follow the procedures set forth in your agency's sexual harassment policy.  To start, if I were in your shoes, I would contact a lawyer who does sexual harassment/civil rights cases in missouri.  Stephen Ryals in St. Louis is the premier civil rights lawyer in your area.  Not sure if he would do a sexual harassment suit, but that may be a good place for you to start to seek counsel, as his office may be able to refer you to someone.    Hope this helps.  Bob Keach... Read Answer
That depends on the type of harassment you are enduring.  If it is sexual in nature, and pervasive enough to create a hostile work environment,... Read Answer

i had my lawyer withdraw from my case

Answered 13 years and 6 months ago by Thomas C Doc Miller (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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You might contact the nearest law school to see if there is a student law office. You might want to talk to your former lawyer. Without money in this legal system you are at a disadvantage. DOC
You might contact the nearest law school to see if there is a student law office. You might want to talk to your former lawyer. Without money in this... Read Answer

Is information given to police during questioning before Miranda Rights were given, admissible in court?

Answered 14 years and 9 months ago by attorney Michael A. Caldwell   |   1 Answer
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It depends.  Miranda required that where an individual is under arrest, i.e., the individual is not free to leave, the officer must appraise the individual of his rights to remain silent, and obtain counsel (through hiring or appointment) before questioning the individual.  Where the person is not in custody or is free to leave at will, the police need not "Mirandize" the person before questioning him. Any information that the person givs at this stage of the process is admissible.    Michael Caldwell  ... Read Answer
It depends.  Miranda required that where an individual is under arrest, i.e., the individual is not free to leave, the officer must appraise the... Read Answer
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