Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California
I am being railroaded by a bunch of attorneys who are making it impossible for me to get my evidence in front of a judge after I lost my property. These attorneys have frauded by tricking me into believing something that was not true and I lost my property. Now I can. prove I was swindled. If I show the judge my evidence a lot of people are going to get into trouble. So these attorneys are making it impossible to get justice. Can I make an appointment with a judge to show them and talk to them? Can the statutes of limitations be stopped because of non disclosure? Who can I see to get my say in this matter?
2 Answers from Attorneys
You can't talk to the judge without the other party being notified. Also once your case was decided unless you have new facts the only recourse is to appeal. If you would say what your evidence is then we could probably tell you how likely that would make a difference.
Although I doubt there is any evidence that really could change the situation. If there was a dispute of fact there should have been a trial.
You should probably take all your evidence and pay to talk to an attorney. I think you probably do not understand what is happening.