CJA Handbook
... Training - Dallas Basic Steps of a Federal Criminal Case Sources of Information Important Telephone Numbers ...
... Training - Dallas Basic Steps of a Federal Criminal Case Sources of Information Important Telephone Numbers ...
... Graham to Weatherford, and two of the five were killed. The case ultimately ended up in the Supreme Court. In more recent times, the ... the oath of office to a United States president. The case of Roe v. Wade, filed in Dallas in 1970, is perhaps the most ...
... Specific Requirements of the judge assigned to your case. When you are without an attorney, you are proceeding "pro se." If you ... sued in court. The right to appear pro se in a civil case in federal court is contained in a statute, 28 U.S.C. § 1654. Thus, ...
... you move, update your information in eVoucher. Utilize case budgeting for capital cases and for complex or extended non-capital ... are likely to exceed 300 attorney hours. Contact Circuit CJA Case Budgeting Attorney Meg Alverson for assistance in budget preparation: ...
... A subpoena must be issued from the court where the case is pending (by an attorney who is authorized to practice in the court where the case is pending [including one appearing pro hac vice ], or by the clerk, ...
... offices. (Note: a non-prisoner pro se litigant must file a case initiating document in paper, so online payment is not available for the case filing fee.) Requests for records, certifications, and name ...
... during a trial and returns a verdict. A verdict in a civil case may be a finding for the plaintiff or the defendant. A verdict in a criminal case finds the defendant involved guilty or not guilty. ...
... attorneys practicing in the Northern District, or using its Case Management/Electronic Case Filing system; or would like to make a recommendation on changes, or ...
... has determined, based upon a review of the facts, that the case has some merit. This often occurs after a summary judgment motion is filed and it appears that the case will proceed to trial. ...
... in mediation. There may be an exception to this rule in the case of the commission of a crime or breaking a civil law. In the absence of ... the only thing that the mediator can tell Court is that the case settled or that it did not settle. ...