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Effete Snob

(8,387 posts)
12. Ummmm
Fri Aug 5, 2022, 09:00 PM
Aug 2022

“ He has a very common name so I couldn't find anything on social media or a Google search that might give me a clue. ”

Presumably you have the docket number of the proceeding, and regardless of how common his name is, you can probably get the complaint from the RECAP archive:

https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/

Criminal prosecutions are public proceedings, even if they aren’t done on social media.

https://apnews.com/article/nm-state-wire-government-and-politics-journalism-riots-70192823f35380b860b6f2708904bc5c

if a lawyer is asking you to come testify on behalf of their client. drray23 Aug 2022 #1
Thanks. These are public defenders, not private attorneys. Does that still apply? Liberty Belle Aug 2022 #3
The information is wrong Effete Snob Aug 2022 #5
28 USC 1821 Effete Snob Aug 2022 #2
Thankyou. Liberty Belle Aug 2022 #4
Yes it mentions airlines Effete Snob Aug 2022 #6
Thank you. Liberty Belle Aug 2022 #8
A defense lawyer can request the court issue a subpoena. former9thward Aug 2022 #7
If you do not live DarthDem Aug 2022 #9
That's in civil cases Effete Snob Aug 2022 #10
Ayup DarthDem Aug 2022 #14
I was surprised Effete Snob Aug 2022 #15
Believe me DarthDem Aug 2022 #16
Check 28 USC §1821 rsdsharp Aug 2022 #11
Ummmm Effete Snob Aug 2022 #12
This might help to find him.. Princess Turandot Aug 2022 #13
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