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Harrasment charge

I was recently sued for harrasment and 90% of the statements in the plaintiffs case where lies including

''ficticious notes'' plaintiff claimed to have sent me and fraudulent voice message transcrips of me that were never said that I never recieved that didn't coincide with legitamate e-mails w/ dates I had sent. I tried to explain that in the response but the judge was not intersted in my side of the story.Even when I was accused of a criminal history of forgery and burglary which was a slanderous lie now on public record which can be easily proven and I had ordered my records. I did send some messages,and e-mails but he brought a few examples but claimed 1000's and I was a spurned lover who was out for revenge who had split up 1 year ago when actually it was only 2 months prior..He did have his reasons for distancing himself from me as he was with me for a year, met someone else but continued to see me and she found out so he lied his way out of it. I broke down each paragraph and pointed each lie but the judge sided w/the plaintiff. Can I appeal, or sue for slander now that the lies are on permanent display and are public record? I did break the no contact orders by trying to settle on our own with no luck 3 times in 2 weeks


Asked on 10/02/04, 5:04 am

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Re: Harrasment charge

The record needs to be reviewed to find a basis for appeal. Appeal must be taken within 60 days of notice. Call me directly for experienced attorney in appeals in all courts at (619) 222-3504.

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Answered on 10/02/04, 2:06 pm


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