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PERSONAL INJURY: is a legal term for a physical or mental injury that is caused to someone, especially when this is the fault of another person or an organization's carelessness, recklessness, negligence, or intentional actions.
PERSONAL INJURY LAW: type of lawsuit in which the plaintiff (party who initiates a lawsuit) has suffered physical harm and/or mental anguish seeks monetary damages that are to be paid by the liable party.
CONTINGENCY FEE: It means no fees or costs are owed in the legal process unless the attorney wins the case.
FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION: Contact attorneys and law firms that charge no fees for the initial consultation and case evaluation.
You don’t have to put money up-front to get the best legal assistance possible if you have been injured in a car, boat, truck, motorcycle, bus accident, or other unfortunate injuries resulting from negligence.
Also, our personal injury attorneys will assist any family member who have been abused, cheated, or suffered a wrongful death.
REQUEST A FREE ACCIDENT INJURY EVALUATION
Don’t let the injury accident situation put at risk your health, wages, happiness, and your overall well being.
An experienced, knowledgeable lawyer can achieve successful settlements and verdicts.
The amount of compensationwill be calculated using evidence gathered and will depend on factors such as:
- The seriousness of your injury or illness
- How serious your injury or illness is
- How your life has been affected by what happened
- The future care and support you may need
- The money (loss of earnings, travel expenses) you have lost or will lose as a consequence
- Specialequipment and adaptations that may be needed
The consequences of the same injury or illness and the amount of compensation you could receive will vary between individuals. Based on your particular circumstances, the attorney will accurately evaluate each case to ensure your claim gets the right compensation from those responsible.
There is no financial risk to you if your claim is unsuccessful.
PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS USA
ALABAMA: Birmingham / Montgomery / Mobile / Tuscaloosa /
ARIZONA: Phoenix / Tucson / Mesa / Chandler / Glendale / Gilbert / Scottsdale / Tempe / Peoria / Surprise / Yakima / Yuma /
ARKANSAS: Little Rock / Fort Smith /
CALIFORNIA: Los Angeles / San Diego / San Jose / San Francisco / Fresno / Sacramento / Long Beach / Oakland / Bakersfield / Anaheim / Santa Ana / Riverside / Stockton / Chula Vista / / Fremont / San Bernardino / Modesto / Oxnard / Fontana / Moreno Valley / Huntington / Glendale / Santa Clarita / Garden Grove / Oceanside / Santa Rosa / Rancho Cucamonga / Ontario / Elk Grove / Lancaster / Corona / Salinas / Hayward / Pomona / Escondido / Sunnyvale / Torrance / Orange / Pasadena / Fullerton / Thousand / Visalia / Roseville / Simi Valley / Concord / Victorville / Santa Clara / Vallejo / Berkeley / El Monte / Downey / Costa Mesa / Inglewood / Carlsbad / Fairfield / Ventura / West Covina / Murrieta / Antioch / Temecula / Norwalk / Burbank / Santa Maria / El Cajon / San Mateo / Clovis / Santa Monica /
COLORADO: Denver / Colorado Springs / Aurora / Fort Collins / Lakewood / Thornton / Arvada / Westminster / Pueblo / Centennial / Boulder /
CONNECTICUT Bridgeport / New Haven / Stamford / Hartford / Waterbury /
FLORIDA: Jacksonville / Miami / Tampa / Orlando / St Petersburg / Hialeah / Fort Lauderdale / Port St Lucie / Cape Coral / Pembroke Pines / Hollywood / Miramar / Gainesville / Coral Springs / Miami Gardens / Clearwater / Pompano Beach / West Palm Beach / Lakeland / Boca Raton /
GEORGIA: Atlanta / Columbus / Augusta / Savannah / Athens /
ILLINOIS: Chicago / Aurora / Rockford / Joliet / Naperville / Springfield / Peoria / Elgin /
INDIANA: Indianapolis / Fort Wayne / Evansville / South Bend /
IOWA: Des Moines / Cedar Rapids / Davenport /
KANSAS: Wichita / Overland Park / Kansas City / Olathe / Topeka / Lawrence /
KENTUCKY: Louisville / Lexington /
LOUISIANA: New Orleans / Baton Rouge / Shreveport / Lafayette /
MASSACHUSETTS: Boston / Worcester / Springfield / Lowell / Cambridge /
MICHIGAN: Detroit Grand Rapids / Warren / Sterling Heights / Ann Arbor / Lansing / Flint /
MINNESOTA: Minneapolis / St Paul / Rochester /
MISSOURI: Kansas City, St Louis / Springfield / Independence / Columbia /
NEW JERSEY: Paterson / Elizabeth / Newark /
NEW MEXICO: Albuquerque / Las Cruces /
NEW YORK: Rochester / Yonkers / Syracuse / Albany /
NORTH CAROLINA: Charlotte / Raleigh Greensboro / Durham / Winston Salem / Fayetteville / Cary / High Point / Wilmington /
NORTH DAKOTA: Sioux Falls / Fargo / Wilmington /
OHIO: Columbus / Cleveland / Cincinnati / Toledo / Akron / Dayton /
OKLAHOMA: Oklahoma City / Tulsa / Norman /
OREGON: Portland / Salem / Hillsboro /
PENNSYLVANIA: Philadelphia / Pittsburgh / Allentown / Erie /
SOUTH CAROLINA: Columbia / Charleston / North Charleston / Sioux Falls /
TENNESSEE: Memphis / Nashville / Knoxville / Chattanooga / Clarksville / Murfreesboro /
TEXAS: Houston / San Antonio / Dallas / Austin / Fort Worth / / El Paso / Arlington / Corpus Christi / Laredo / / Garland / Irving / Amarillo / Brownsville / Pasadena / McKinney / Mesquite / Killeen / Frisco / McAllen / Waco / Carrollton / Midland / Denton / Abilene / Odessa / Beaumont / Round Rock / Richmond / Wichita Falls / Richardson / Lewisville / Tyler /
UTAH: West Valley / Provo / West Jordan /
VIRGINIA: Virginia Beach / Norfolk / Richmond / Newport News / Alexandria / Hampton / Roanoke /
WASHINGTON: Seattle / Spokane / Tacoma / Vancouver / Bellevue / Kent / Everett / Yakima /
WISCONSIN: Milwaukee / Madison / Green Bay / Kenosha /
THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS
The american criminal justice system asks:
- What law was broken?
- Who broke that law?
- How can the person who broke that law be punished?
The police investigate crimes that have been committed in the community and arrest individuals who are suspected of committing those crimes.
The criminal justice process usually begins when an individual is taken into police custody either at the scene of a crime or at a time later after conducting an investigation that indicated probable cause to believe that individual has committed a particular crime.
Law enforcement are entitled to seize any and all evidence found during the search of a suspect that help to connect the law-breaker with the crime, the victim or with the scene of the crime. Police officers then provide to the Prosecutor's Office all the evidence gathered about the crime. The prosecutor reviews the evidence and decides whether to charge the defendant and what the charges should be.
Prosecutors weigh many factors when deciding whether to charge a person with a crime, including the seriousness of the offense and the strength of the evidence.
If there is not enough evidence to charge the suspect or to prove the charge in court, the deputy prosecutor may decide not to file formal charges.
Probable cause is the legal requirement for an arrest when there is a reasonable link between a specific individual and a particular crime.
EVIDENCE INCLUDES:
- The proceeds of the crime
- Any distinctive clothing
- Any tools used to commit the crime
TYPES OF CHARGES:
Misdemeanors: A crime punishable by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in a county jail for not more than ninety days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Gross misdemeanors: All crimes other than felonies and misdemeanors are gross misdemeanors.
Felonies A, B, C: These are serious crimes punishable for more than one year of imprisonment. A class “A” felony is the most serious when a class "C" felony is the least serious. Examples of felonies are drug trafficking, burglary, robbery, and murder.
The american criminal justice process varies from state to state, and the U.S. federal criminal justice system has its own rules, procedures, and terms to describe the stages of the proceedings.
Sources of rules in the criminal justice process include the:
- U.S. Constitution and state constitutions,
- The Bill of Rights,
- The U.S. Code and state codes
- Court decisions,
- Federal rules of criminal procedure and state rules of criminal procedure
- and department and agency rules and regulations
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