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Bench Trial

One aspect of criminal trials that very few people realize is the ability to have a bench trial instead of a...
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Civil Trial Jury Selection

When civil disputes reach the date of trial,after pre-trial proceedings have finished, pools of potential juro...
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What Happens in a Traffic Ticket Jury Trial?
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Preparing for a Jury Trial

Representing yourself at a jury trial is a bit more cumbersome than at a trial in front of the judge alone....
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Should You Have a Jury Trial in Traffic Court?
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Requesting Jury Trial to Fight Ticket

I received a ticket for passing with insufficient clearance and ignoring traffic flow. I want to fight the ti...
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Should I waive my right to a jury trial for a drug charge?

Should I waive my right to a jury trial for a drug charge?...
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I need to file a lawsuit for my disability benefits can I get a jury trial under ERISA?

I need to file a lawsuit for my disability benefits can I get a jury trial under ERISA?...
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What is the bench trial process?

What is the bench trial process?
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Do you need an attorney for a bench trial?

Do you need an attorney for a bench trial?
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