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Yes, she should get credit for the time that she spent in jail.
I don't know of any data base that lists attorneys who are licensed in Tennessee and Florida.
If you were convicted of aggravated assault by either a trial or plead guilty, there is no one to sue because you are guilty of the charge.
As a general rule, governments have immunity for a "wrongful arrest". You would have to prove malice in order to win.
The prison/jail has a wide discretion on the handling of prisoners. I know that this is not an exact answer to your question but it is the best that... Read Answer
The state bar association does not provide you with an attorney. You will have to call around and try to find an attorney on your own to represent... Read Answer
I am hoping that you got a bill of sale. Tell your friend that you want the money back that you paid for the truck. You can also call the state... Read Answer
T.C.A. § 29-20-205 titled "Public officers and employees; negligent acts or omissions" states that immunity from suit of all... Read Answer
There is a process that you have to go throught to be able to sale the car. Tennessee Code Annotated
§ 66-19-101, etc. is the law that applies.... Read Answer
I can't tell if you plead guilty or were found guilty after a trial but obviousl the officers admitting a mistake didn't have much of an impact... Read Answer
You need to talk and deal with your landlord about this issue.
Tennessee follows the "employment at will" doctrine. Look it up on google to find out what it means. However, if you think that you were... Read Answer
I don't see racial profiling here. If the person making the noise is another tenant, then send you landlord a letter by certified mail letting her... Read Answer
You need to go to the police department and file a complaint with it.
The statute of limitations has long passed if this happened in Tennessee.
If you can prove through your doctor that the seizures caused quantifiable damage to your brain, then you have a lawsuit against the Sheriff's... Read Answer
As far as suing your employer for wrongful termination, you have no case. However, you do have a right to know what it is you were terminated for... Read Answer
I don't do these type to cases. You will need to call around to find an attorney to assist you.
You can sue him in small claims court.
The insurance company has a right to cancel your policy. You have no lawsuit.
You need to talk with his attorney about his case.
There is nothing that I can do for you.
I am assuming that you received a check from your lawyer after a settlement that you agreed to. The lawyer should have told you what liens there were... Read Answer
I am sorry that you had to undergo this physical and mental trauma. Under Tennessee law, psychological/mental trauma such as what you... Read Answer
Not sure what you want sue for but you just have to call around and speak with attorneys.