‘Due Process’ Category
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Suit Filed in Norfolk Against Windsor Police for Civil Rights Violations against Lt. Caron Nazario
0April 8, 2021 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
TO READ THE LATEST UPDATES – CLICK HERE Nazario v Gutierrez & Crocker, Case 2:21-cv-00169 -Filed 04/02/21 Eastern District of …
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How do I get a copy of the search warrant, affidavit and return
0March 4, 2020 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
So, the police have searched your home but didn’t give you a copy of the warrant, the affidavit upon which …
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Sliding Scale For Personal Jurisdiction in Electronic and Internet Cases
0December 22, 2018 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
Sliding Scale For Personal Jurisdiction in Electronic and Internet Cases Thomas H. Roberts & Associates, PC scores in its opposition …
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2018 – Virginia Accepts 2 Civil Rights Appeals to Address Sovereign Immunity Issues
0December 19, 2018 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
Virginia Supreme Court grants two petitions to address sovereign immunity issues argued by Virginia’s Civil Rights Law Firm – Thomas …
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“Sex”, Bathrooms and the Rule of Law
0April 20, 2016 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
4-20-2016 – Attorneys Andrew T. Bodoh and Jonathan M. Arthur of the Virginia civil rights firm Thomas H. Roberts & …
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Rights mean nothing unless those we do not like are afforded those rights.
0January 29, 2016 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
Thomas H. Roberts & Associates, PC represents people that many in society don’t like and would prefer had no rights. …
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Isaac Roberts, 2015 law clerk, explains that the US Supreme Court has usurped from citizens the democratic process for amending the Constitution
0September 17, 2015 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
A 2015 summer high school law clerk for the law firm explains that the process for amending the Constitution by …
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Rights of parents to religious training of their children in intra-parental custody-visitation disputes.
0April 20, 2015 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
How should courts deal with religious differences of parents and its impact upon the upbringing of children in the context …
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Can the Police Detain a Witness Who They do not of Suspect Wrongdoing?
0February 11, 2014 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
Question: Can the Police Detain a Witness Who They do not of Suspect Wrongdoing? Answer: Yes – but only under …
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Challenging Local Criminal Ordinances In Virginia
0July 8, 2013 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
Challenging Local Criminal Ordinances in Virginia Attacking the Validity of a Local Ordinance – A Good Defense! The best defense …
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Can I sue a police officer for Brady violations – for concealment, doctoring, or destruction of evidence?
0May 31, 2013 by Tom Roberts, Esq.
Can I sue a police officer for Brady violations? § 1983 action against police officer for Brady violations–concealment, doctoring, or …
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