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What to Expect After Arrest for First Court Appearances
Confused about what to Expect for Court appearances after an Arrest? Criminal Defense Attorney Martin Judnich will walk you through all the stages of Court appearances and what you should expect in those Court appearances.
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Divorce in a day.
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Is your marriage over? Are you ending a relationship, but children are involved? Is the prospect of a long and stressful court proceeding holding you back from moving on with your life? It doesn’t have to be a battle. At Judnich Law Office, Attorneys Misty Gaubatz and Ashley Hurlbert have developed a unique cooperative process designed to take as much stress and time out of the family law proce...
Judnich Law Office's Client Access Portal Service
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At Judnich Law Office, we offer a special web portal that you can log into for information on your case. You can upload pictures, documents and notes right into your own case, or you can download anything that the attorneys have in your file. You can even read the notes your attorney leaves in your case in real time. You can also text information from your cell phone directly into your case fro...
Removal from the Violent and Sexual Offender Registry in Montana | Judnich Law Office
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Get help with Montana sex offender registration removal from the Judnich Law Office in Missoula. We help with violent offender registration, too. Montana Violent or Sex Offender Registration Removal Attorneys Violent Offender Registry Removal In order to be considered for removal from the violent offender registration list, you must: Have registered on a violent offender registry for at least 1...
Conditional Discharge from Probation in Montana | Judnich Law Office
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Are you currently serving felony probation in Montana and want to end your probation early and not have to report, test, meet, and deal with your probation or parole officer any further? Lawyers at the Judnich Law Office in Missoula can help. What is conditional discharge? Under Montana state law, a person serving probation for a felony may be eligible to have their sentence ended early. Comple...
Conditional Discharge from Probation in Montana | Judnich Law Office
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Are you currently serving felony probation in Montana and want to end your probation early and not have to report, test, meet, and deal with your probation or parole officer any further? Lawyers at the Judnich Law Office in Missoula can help. What is conditional discharge? Under Montana state law, a person serving probation for a felony may be eligible to have their sentence ended early. Comple...
Removal from the Violent and Sexual Offender Registry in Montana | Judnich Law Office
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Get help with Montana sex offender registration removal from the Judnich Law Office in Missoula. We help with violent offender registration, too. Montana Violent or Sex Offender Registration Removal Attorneys Violent Offender Registry Removal In order to be considered for removal from the violent offender registration list, you must: Have registered on a violent offender registry for at least 1...
Expungement | Restore Your Hunting Rights
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A successful expungement helps you put your past behind you. You won’t have to worry about your record coming back to haunt you. Your criminal record can prevent you from owning a gun or being able to legally hunt in Montana. An expungement in Montana can clear your record and allow you to regain your hunting and gun ownership rights!
Top 5 Mistakes When Dealing with Marijuana DUIs
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Marty Judnich, marijuana DUI attorney at Judnich Law Office in Missoula, Montana, breaks down the five most common THC / marijuana DUI mistakes made by the criminal justice system. These include: 5. Chain of Custody 4. Metabolites from THC 3. Blood Vial Inspection 2. Independent Testing from Defense Team 1. Lack of Knowledge of Chromatagrophy
Clearing your criminal record in Montana with Judnich Law
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Do you have a misdemeanor criminal conviction that you're not so proud of such as a DUI, assault, or drug conviction? The attorney at Judnich Law Office can help determining what can and can't be expunged from your record to get you the fresh start you deserve. Check Your Eligibility: www.judnichlaw.com/montana-expungement-lawyer/ A successful expungement helps you put your past behind you. You...
Getting a Clean Driving Record in Montana Through Expungement with Judnich Law
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Too many tickets on your Montana driver history? Judnich Law can help with that by removing every speeding tickets and traffic violation on your driver history. Learn more about how Judnich Law can help you get a fresh start and reduce your insurance rates quickly and affordably. Check Your Eligibility: www.judnichlaw.com/montana-expungement-lawyer/ A successful expungement helps you put your p...
Clearing Your Driving Record in Montana | Judnich Law
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How can Judnich Law help you permanently clear your traffic record in Montana? The attorneys at Judnich Law are here to help you figure out how to get your driving record and what can be expunged from your record forever. Why expunge your traffic record in Montana? It's a great way to help reduce your overall insurance rates and save you money. In addition, the process is quick and affordable t...
Can You Clear Your Traffic Record in Montana? | Judnich Law
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Learn how you can clear your driving record in Montana to help reduce your insurance rates and save you money. The attorney at Judnich Law can help you get your driving history and determine what violations can be quickly and affordably removed from your record permanently. Check Your Eligibility: www.judnichlaw.com/montana-expungement-lawyer/ A successful expungement helps you put your past be...
How to Save Money on Your Car Insurance Rates w/ Traffic Expungement in Montana | Judnich Law
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Learn how you can save hundreds and maybe even thousands on your car insurance rates through traffic violation expungement in Montana by working with Judnich Law Office. The attorney at Judinch Law will help you get instant access to your driving history and then work with you to determine which violations can be removed from your driving record permanently to help reduce your insurance rates, ...
Saving Money on Car Insurance with a Clean Driving Record in Montana | Judnich Law
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Ready to clear your driving record and start saving hundreds on your car insurance rates? The process has never been quicker or more affordable. The attorney at Judnich Law Office can help you through the entire process to determine what violations from your driving history can be expunged to help get a clean start and start saving money on car insurance. Check Your Eligibility: www.judnichlaw....
How to Maximize Your Compensation for Personal Injury Claims in Arizona | Judnich Law
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How to Maximize Your Compensation for Personal Injury Claims in Arizona | Judnich Law
Receiving Fair Compensation from a Personal Injury Claim in Arizona at Judnich Law
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Receiving Fair Compensation from a Personal Injury Claim in Arizona at Judnich Law
Receiving Fair Compensation for a Personal Injury Claim in Washington at Judnich Law
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Receiving Fair Compensation for a Personal Injury Claim in Washington at Judnich Law
Free Virtual Consultations for Personal Injury Claims in Washington at Judnich Law
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Free Virtual Consultations for Personal Injury Claims in Washington at Judnich Law
Book Your FREE Personal Injury Virtual Consultation with Judnich Law
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Book Your FREE Personal Injury Virtual Consultation with Judnich Law
Montana Expungement Process Updates in 2020 | Judnich Law
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Montana Expungement Process Updates in 2020 | Judnich Law
No Risk Guarantee Settlements in Montana | Judnich Law
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No Risk Guarantee Settlements in Montana | Judnich Law
2019 Montana Hunting Laws Update | Judnich Law
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2019 Montana Hunting Laws Update | Judnich Law
How to restore gun rights after Criminal Conviction
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How to restore gun rights after Criminal Conviction
Personal Injury Attorneys Missoula, Montana | Judnich Law
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Personal Injury Attorneys Missoula, Montana | Judnich Law
How Do Insurance Claims & Coverages Work in Montana? | Judnich
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How Do Insurance Claims & Coverages Work in Montana? | Judnich
How Much is Child Support in Montana? | Judnich Law Office
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How Much is Child Support in Montana? | Judnich Law Office
How to Settle a Personal Injury Case with an Insurance Company
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How to Settle a Personal Injury Case with an Insurance Company
Top 5 Things to Ask a DUI Attorney in Montana | Judnich Law
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Top 5 Things to Ask a DUI Attorney in Montana | Judnich Law
Misconceptions w/ DUI Charges & Court Cases Montana | Judnich Law
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Misconceptions w/ DUI Charges & Court Cases Montana | Judnich Law

Комментарии

  • @KellyPhelps-t4y
    @KellyPhelps-t4y 2 месяца назад

    Do you mean once you have completed your registry for 10 years, THEN you can have your name off the registry, or you can petition to have it removed by showing that you are compliant with your registry regardless or meeting the 10 year period or not? What if someone was wrongfully convicted?

  • @CapitanCorrea-re8qi
    @CapitanCorrea-re8qi 4 месяца назад

    They tried to get it without my consent 🙃

  • @TruckingNTrading
    @TruckingNTrading 11 месяцев назад

    Will you go home after the first court date?

    • @SH7804
      @SH7804 Месяц назад

      that is my question? I am out on Recognizance

  • @88rushrocks
    @88rushrocks Год назад

    Every lawyer I’ve spoken with wants a minimum of $2500

  • @joschawil
    @joschawil Год назад

    "Any law repugnant to the Constitution is null and void." Justice Marshall overturned the law enacted by Congress and signed by the President in Marbury v Madison 18😮05 5US (Cranch) 137, 161, 167. But the know the judges of our country know this ruling. They dont care. I guess judging is not their responsibility.

  • @beepboop-o5s
    @beepboop-o5s Год назад

    (((judnich))) ... anyone that would defend a pedo is a pedo.

  • @84samwilson
    @84samwilson Год назад

    He’s right

  • @tooge47
    @tooge47 Год назад

    Land of the Free, Land of the Free, Land of the Free............not

  • @tooge47
    @tooge47 Год назад

    so much for not being compelled to be a witness against yourself. For those of you STILL too clueless to comprehend, this is EXACTLY what a POLICE STATE looks like

  • @cmritchie04
    @cmritchie04 Год назад

    who pays for it?

  • @alexsmart5452
    @alexsmart5452 Год назад

    If the cops get a warrant for a (dui/dwi)blood test how many attempts does the cop or phlebotomist get? My arms(and legs) are full of scar tissue and to get a blood test(physicals) requires them to put me under and go through my neck. Sometimes they can go through my fingers with pediatric butterflies. Trying the normal antecubital or other large veins is very painful and almost never works. I have a medical issue with vein and artery walls prone to rolling and/or rupturing...I dont drink or do drugs so it might never be an issue, but Im wondering(and Im in Billings).

  • @dorislovegradylove7099
    @dorislovegradylove7099 Год назад

    1st

  • @dorislovegradylove7099
    @dorislovegradylove7099 Год назад

    1st

  • @dorislovegradylove7099
    @dorislovegradylove7099 Год назад

    1st

  • @Whodeltit
    @Whodeltit Год назад

    This is evil and why a lawyer could not beat this I have no idea I blame the attorneys they're the ones that can make a difference

  • @NORTE_559
    @NORTE_559 Год назад

    I hope you can answer my question. I live in california, and as a teen, I was a ward of the court. So I received a letter from the D.O.J, and it says I'm a prohibited person until I turn 30 years of age. I'll be turning 30 in August. My question is, when I turn 30, will it automatically fix itself, or is there a process I need to do?

  • @MrKillswitch47
    @MrKillswitch47 Год назад

    What about a certificate of relief from civil disabilities

  • @bernicejackson2827
    @bernicejackson2827 2 года назад

    How do I call you?

  • @zrh3889
    @zrh3889 2 года назад

    The local court told me you can only expunge misdemeanors under Montana state law. True?

  • @gnic5722
    @gnic5722 2 года назад

    The thousands of people who cannot own a gun because of a past criminal record is insane. I was convicted in 1991 of a felony but after my release from prison in 1995 I haven't even recieve so much as a speeding ticket. Why after 27 years of living a moral life can I not legally posses a gun or rifle? I think I paid my dues both with my incarceration and my time as a productive citizen. When can common sense laws be enacted that allows citizens to regain their constitutional rights? Am I a second class citizen in my own country who doesn't deserve to live a free and constitutional available life?

  • @My_Alchemical_Romance
    @My_Alchemical_Romance 2 года назад

    Is there a way to check and see if my rights have been restored….? I was convicted (plead) in Kansas in 2010 of non-violent, non-person level 3 drug felony, and as of last year, the ban was for 10-years, and late last year, the law (at least in Kansas), was changed to only 8 years; My fear is this: I’m thinking I’m in the clear since Kansas restores civil rights automatically after 10 years (now 8 years) from release of jurisdiction aka release from probation. Yet, I still show a felony on my record. So my worst fear is trying to follow the law, to legally attempt to purchase a weapon legally; and the NICS system flag me and get my door kicked and hauled off to prison, either for saying I “lied” on a federal form, where it mentions then”convicted of a felony”, because since its not expunged, the felony DOES still stand-yet-Kansas automatically restores civil rights, I’ve already been pulled for jury duty twice in the past year. How do I know if my rights have been restored without risking it ALL….? Thanks in advance!

  • @undercoloroflaw
    @undercoloroflaw 2 года назад

    I don't know where to begin! First of all, I don't know HOW this can be LEGAL. There is NO getting around the constitution. As a healthcare provider for over thirty years in the Operating Room, I'd like to offer some food for thought here. A judge can grant warrants ALL DAY LONG. But if your officer brings a DUI suspect to me for a blood draw, I will first ASK for consent from the subject. If he says no, my job ENDS right then and there, which is probably a reason why law enforcement has just decided to take it upon themselves to 'circumvent' patient/citizen rights. I took an oath to be an advocate for the CITIZEN. As a health care professional, I know when a citizen enters the hospital, they are issued a pamphlet informing them of their rights. These rights are contrived from the United States Constitution. I cannot draw blood or take a blood pressure UNLESS I have consent to do so, otherwise by definition of law, I have committed aggravated assault with an injurious weapon. (Yes, I said weapon, because there exists a number of law enforcement officers who would assert a feather could be a deadly weapon) For argument's sake, lets assume the officer is granted a warrant to obtain a blood draw on a subject suspected of a DUI. The results of that blood draw are protected by the HIPPA laws, therefore the blood draw is unconstitutional and the test results are not admissible, having been UNLAWFULLY obtained. This also points to circumventing constitutional rights of the people. Ya can't have it both ways folks. Either HIPPA protects health information or it doesn't. You can't say it does over THERE,,,,but not over here. You can bend it, twist it, put some torque on it, rephrase it, take exception with it or flat out ignore it --- BUT WE THE PEOPLE HAVE RIGHTS! You CANNOT take an instrument and put it into the human body against their will -- warrant, judge and law enforcement be damned! Second of all....I would not trust law enforcement as far as I could throw them. If they will plant drugs etc to make an arrest, how EASY it would be to molest a test result. I just saw a video of a DWI arrest where the officer drew the blood -- HORRIBLE technique and a total disregard for asepsis and sterility! The fact is --- law enforcement needs to leave medical procedures to the professional in that field. I could list a MILLION reasons why, all of them scary. A blood draw is a simple thing....most of the time unless you accidently hit an artery instead of a vein. I hope they know which is which. Who do I need to contact to raise some hell about this OVERREACH of government practice?! This is a case of government CRIMINALLY violating federal LAW and making us believe "oh...it's totally legal"...NO IT IS NOT! Remember the RN working the emergency room in Utah? The officers were pestering her to death wanting the blood/drug/alcohol results. This RN, like me KNEW the law and understood that if she revealed the test results, she could very well have the State Board of Nursing in Utah, permanently pull her license! It's against the LAW! But law enforcement do not know the law and so they went so far as to manhandle her, hand cuff her and put her into a police car! In conclusion --- a MEDICAL DOCTOR must write an order for a procedure to be done, is the judge practicing medicine without a license??? Are these guys being evaluated during these draws? Do police have their body cams on while drawing blood? I could go on...forever....this is BAD MEDICINE...all the way around. And I'm pretty sure when they were being taught how to venapuncture, no one told them about practice insurance. Typical. They instruct law enforcement to draw blood, and the cop doesn't know anything about events that can occur during venapuncture. There is liability here for law enforcement officers they know nothing of! Dear Jesus. This is worse than I thought!

    • @dcsj6837
      @dcsj6837 Год назад

      They trained the police here in Arizona. problem solved.

    • @undercoloroflaw
      @undercoloroflaw Год назад

      @@dcsj6837 Indeed they did. Not only that, the ENTIRE notion and promotion came from Phoenix AZ. Probably some cop conjured the question: ....heyyy, wait a minute, how can a nurse do what she is doing? The nurse probably tells him and after thinking about it the cop realizes 'implied consent' along with 'exigent circumstances' could be applied to 'mining for evidence'. Viola! There's a whole bunch of shady sh*t going on in AZ....a bunch.

    • @undercoloroflaw
      @undercoloroflaw 6 месяцев назад

      @@dcsj6837 The birthplace of the Phlebotomy Officer, yes I know. I got curious and wondered where this whole debacle originated. Once a nurse explained to an Arizona officer the uses of implied consent and exigent circumstances, law enforcement wasted no time in collaborating with their local community college's Director of Laboratories to see if it were possible to create a more 'stream lined' curriculum for police officers to learn the skill. Their uses of implied consent is ABOMINABLE! But thanks to some 'case law', some precedent has been set and as a result, law enforcement officers do not need your consent or a warrant. Also in using implied consent they do not any longer need a doctor or nurse to draw the blood. So-- let's just have officers take a course in phlebotomy and we will be ENTIRELY independent of pesky things like medical laws and ethics. A cop with a 6 week education from the academy and a phlebotomy course are now armed with needles too. How long will it be before some of their collections of blood (DNA) find their way to a crime scene to frame an innocent person? There is a reason a medical doctor is given authority to do procedures on living persons and forensic doctors on corpses. They need to stay in their lane...I wish I could get someone interested in working on this. They cannot use implied consent as they are doing. There is no exigent circumstance...the suspect is not DYING...he's only drunk. ANNNND....implied consent can be withdrawn at any time and is why we cannot stop recovering people from leaving the hospital even if they need further testing and treatment. THERE IS NO WAY THEY CAN LEGALLY take something from someone who is unwilling...this is rape!

  • @jarrodyuki7081
    @jarrodyuki7081 2 года назад

    black and red note. black note because it takes away my hope and identity red note because it take away my pride.

  • @stevenpoynter9982
    @stevenpoynter9982 2 года назад

    Can the president of the United States give you your gun rights back?

  • @johngillespie3409
    @johngillespie3409 2 года назад

    the violent registry , unreal

  • @Fishing413
    @Fishing413 2 года назад

    i have a misdemeanor in MA for Assault and battery, did not use any weapons or anything dangerous. the police charged me with a felony in the beginning of everything but ended up pleading guilty to misdemeanor in MA, would i be good to go to get a firearm?

  • @Ghost-dy9jo
    @Ghost-dy9jo 2 года назад

    Please help, I live in Ohio and I got a minor misdemeanor possession of marijuana and a possession of drug paraphernalia charge when I was a kid, (I was pulled over with a marijuana pipe in the car and it had some burnt marijuana residue in it) at the time I was 17 and was charge as a adult because my 18th birthday was in a couple months, I'm assuming anyway.. but I got probation and paid the fees and fines for it completed the probation and left that mistake in the past and haven't smoked anymore since. My question would be would those 2 charges make it to where I have a firearm disability? I'm looking into getting a handgun for my home and have it for protection in case the worst case scenario ever happened and I would need to defend myself. For the life of me I can't find out if Since I got these 2 convictions as a teenager, if they would prevent me from ever legally being able to lawfully possess or OWN a firearm? I'm a law abiding citizen and wanted to get a absolute yes or no before I looked further into purchasing a pistol for home defense only. If I'm able to, I would eventually pursue a CCW license as well, but I needed to know first if I was even lawfully able to own a firearm let alone conceal carry one. I'm now 33 years old, have had no other criminal charges whatsoever (other than a DUI I got 12years ago, and traffic tickets). I'm just trying to get a simple understanding if I'm allowed to OWN a pistol at home without a CCW or gun permit.. Everything I'm seeing isnt a straight cut answer... which is what I'm looking for. It just says "felony" drug conviction punishable by a year imprisonment would give me a disability to purchase or own a firearm, which mine WASN'T and was a minor misdemeanor for possession of marijuana, along with a misdemeanor for drug paraphernalia (marijuana pipe). Please let me know my options and if I'm ok to own one even if it's privately purchased and kept it at home? I'm not getting a clear cut answer and can't find a yes or no from the guidelines set by Ohio on a state or federal level to own a firearm... Or from anyone else I've asked for that matter. What I'm gathering is the state of ohio would consider it a disability and I would be able to purchase one, but that I couldnt CARRY one as far as a CCW, but that I could buy and OWN one legally, I basically can't carry it? But federally I would be okay to purchase or carry. If this is true would it still apply when constitutional carry goes into effect in my state in a couple months? I'd be interested in carry after a little more time with one and when I build my comfort level with it. But again idk as I'm not getting a clear cut answer, this is just what I've gathered on my own research. Is this true? Please help as I need to get one for personal reasons and need to get this figured out immediately. Thank you for your time

    • @MarioHernandez-bn6pm
      @MarioHernandez-bn6pm 2 года назад

      Those are minor charges. I don’t think they take your gun rights from it . Unless they told you so you should be fine

    • @Ghost-dy9jo
      @Ghost-dy9jo 2 года назад

      @@MarioHernandez-bn6pm I honestly can't remember I turn 33 this year it was like 16years ago an I don't think they brought up guns or that I couldn't have them. The marijuana charge was a minor misdemeanor but the possession of drug paraphernalia was a regular misdemeanor. I got pulled over and had a marijuana pipe in my car with some burnt marijuana in it still. Did what they said and haven't got charged with anything but traffic stuff since

    • @MarioHernandez-bn6pm
      @MarioHernandez-bn6pm 2 года назад

      @@Ghost-dy9jo call and ask

    • @booftoot
      @booftoot 2 года назад

      read this. scroll down to the second page, TECHNICALLY you should be able to get one but they'll more than likely deny you and you'll have to appeal/challenge it. www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/bjs/grants/250782.pdf

  • @justthefacts8872
    @justthefacts8872 2 года назад

    If they commit another offense, they should get a life sentence.

    • @johngillespie3409
      @johngillespie3409 2 года назад

      most are failing to register which is just another way to extort and keep their jobs and prisons open.

  • @matthews5335
    @matthews5335 2 года назад

    Thank You for your Extremely Informative Videos. You seem to be Brilliant Attorneys. I would like to see VIDEOS THAT ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS, and I would greatly appreciate it if you would please answer the following questions. My Private Attorney seems to be a Lazy Negligent Incompetent Attorney. I had NO PRIORS, so I had no prior experience with Attorneys. I would like to know what constitutes a Good Private Attorney? In particular, what constitutes a Good Private Criminal Defense Attorney? Under what circumstances should you Fire your Private Criminal Defense Attorney? What would YOU do if you had a Criminal Defense Attorney such as mine? I would like to know what to do to build a Case for Ineffective Assistance Of Counsel now while I am still a Pre-Trial Defendant? My Private Criminal Defense Attorney is so Bad, that I’m thinking about just going with a Public Defender; what constitutes a Good Public Defender? I have a Private Criminal Defense Attorney who: 1)Is so DISORGANIZED that he CANNOT FIND the WRITTEN FACTS OF MY CASE even after dozens and dozens of hours of looking for the Document, such that now the Document is essentially lost. I remembered the Facts when the Document was written, but now I do not remember many of the Important Facts. And of course my lazy Attorney does NOT remember the Facts either. Isn’t an Attorney supposed to be Organized and Easily Find the Written Facts of his Client’s Case? 2)One of my Attorneys Took Notes and Wrote my initial Statement Of Facts regarding my Case, but after that Attorney left the Organization, my present Private Attorney Lazily REFUSED TO TAKE ANY NOTES about the remaining FACTS OF MY CASE. And when at my request my Attorney came to see me to hear me talk about the remaining FACTS OF MY CASE, my Attorney lazily REFUSED TO TAKE NOTES, saying that he would Remember everything I said; then later HE FORGOT MOST OF WHAT I HAD SAID. Also regarding the Appointments to hear the remaining Facts Of my Case, my Attorney arrived Late, took a Long Lunch, and Left Early to go Play Basketball, etc.; he was Extremely Well-Paid for all of that. Isn’t an Attorney supposed to Take Detailed Notes regarding the Facts of his Client’s Case? 3)I had a WILLING CRUCIAL WITNESS whom MY ATTORNEY REFUSED TO BOTHER TO INTERVIEW, and he even Refused to take her Contact Information. Isn’t an Attorney supposed to Interview and keep Contact Information regarding Crucial Witnesses? 4)Without my permission or knowledge MY ATTORNEY PUT MY DIARIES ON THE PUBLIC RECORD,. Right after my Attorney put my Diaries on the Public Record I told him to immediately Remove them, but he Refused. Now myriad People Hate Me because of things in the Diaries, and they have made Threats to Harm Me and Other People mentioned in the Diaries. My Attorney says he can't Remove My Diaries from the Public Record without permission from the Prosecutor, and my Attorney says we have to give the Prosecutor extraordinarily good reasons to Remove the Diaries. Isn’t it a Violation of Attorney-Client Privilege for an Attorney to place a Client’s Documents on the Public Record without permission from the Client? If an Attorney places Documents in the Court File, can’t he remove those Documents unilaterally without the Prosecutor agreeing to that removal? 5)It seems that my Attorney engaged in IMPROPER BILLING. My Attorney charged my Parents Exorbitant Amounts Of Money to Represent me, and my Attorney told my Parents he needed Money to do things on my Case at the same time my Attorney was telling me that he was NOT doing anything on my Case. What should be done regarding an Attorney who Improperly Bills? 6)My Attorney told me he could get me a PLEA BARGAIN which seemed like a really good Plea Bargain to me, but he tried to Dissuade me from taking a PLEA BARGAIN. Then later he said he would NOT be able to get a Plea Bargain; he seems to want to go to Trial, and I think it is just that he will get a lot more Money from a Trial. Do Attorneys typically get more Money from a Trial as opposed to a Plea Bargain? 7)Generally my Attorney DOES NOT COMMUNICATE with me. Generally my Attorney says he does NOT read my Mail, read my Email, nor listen to my Voice Mail. What should be done regarding an Attorney who Refuses to Communicate with his Client?

  • @richardjohnson4696
    @richardjohnson4696 2 года назад

    How about you all pull your head out of your ass before you get in trouble in the first place. Don't get into any domestic dispute, or get a DUI. Having some scumbag attorney get you out of trouble after the fact shows that both the client and the attorney are both scumbags. People who society shouldn't want in it. Getting arrested isn't normal, breaking the law isn't ok. These defense attorneys have put more scumbags back out on the streets for the rest of society to deal with until their next arrests. Be a good citizen and you have no worries about losing your gun Rights.

  • @Johndoe-vx7ft
    @Johndoe-vx7ft 3 года назад

    Fun fact .. shall not be infringed! Fu*k the bullsh*t!

  • @jessedeaguero2402
    @jessedeaguero2402 3 года назад

    What about felony convictions in Montana can the also be expunged after a certain amount of time?

  • @mikeytrysit5012
    @mikeytrysit5012 3 года назад

    What about In Tennessee?

  • @MikeHottVOD
    @MikeHottVOD 3 года назад

    DO YOU WANT TO LOSE YOUR GUNS? IF YOU VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN'TS, YOU'LL LOSE YOUR GUNS VOTE FOR DEMOCRATS 2022 AND SAVE YOUR GUNS How is this possible? Here's how: Texas GOP passed an anti-abortion law that allows average citizens to sue anyone involved in an abortion performed in Texas... the doctors, nurses, admin people, etc etc... VIGILANTE LAWS... This concept goes far beyond abortion.. California will now pass a similar law regarding YOUR GUNS. Any citizen of California can sue anyone involved with a gun that has committed a crime involved in a gun accident. For example: If a person is murdered with a gun or a child or any person is killed or injured in a gun accident, then any citizen of CA can sue the gun manufacturer, the store that sold the gun, the ammo manufacturer, the trucker that transported the gun to the gun store... etc etc etc..... THE KEY HERE IS THE GUN AND AMMO MAKERS... THEY WILL GO BANKRUPT WITH ALL THE LAWSUITS... Other blue states will enact these same gun vigilante laws and that will be the end of guns in America. If you like this idea of TAKING YOUR GUNS AWAY then vote for REPUBLICAN'TS BECAUSE THEY CAN'T GOVERN FOR THE PEOPLE.... VOTE FOR DEMOCRATS AND SAVE YOUR GUN RIGHTS AND SAVE ABORTION RIGHTS. Republican'ts are the ones who have enacted these "vigilante laws" .. .what's good for the goose is good for the gander.

  • @americduh
    @americduh 3 года назад

    It’s sickening than they can forcibly do this.

    • @222222e
      @222222e 2 года назад

      They can't, he's an attorney so he won't tell you the truth. The Supreme court ruled the person had to be unconscious for them to justify a forced blood draw. The statute he's relying on is 61-8-402. This statute doesn't say anything about a telephone warrant, nor is a telephone warrant legal if it's not backed by an affidavit sworn by the judge. Any evidence could be struck at trial for them doing this. But most people don't know the law.

    • @dcsj6837
      @dcsj6837 Год назад

      @@222222e Not sure where you get your info from. Arizona grants blood search warrants for refusals and they will tackle you, strap you down, put a spit hood on you and take it one way or another at the jail. They send the cops toe various hospitals to get trained so they don't even need to take you to the hospital anymore. I was at an appointment at the VA once and a local cop was working in the lab being trained. Great, huh?

    • @undercoloroflaw
      @undercoloroflaw 6 месяцев назад

      @@222222e Nope. Can't legally even draw from an unconscious person. They are PERVERTING a law from my profession. I'm a nurse with 30 years in the operating room. Consents are SERIOUS business and part of my everyday headache. I will NOT draw blood from an unwilling or unconscious person UNLESS the purposes for drawing the blood is for the benefit of the person from whom the blood was taken. There is no way in hell I'm going to draw blood from an unwilling person for the benefit of someone else! To begin with, I took an oath too and I understand the law that protects us against self-incrimination. I also understand the law that says only a medical doctor has the authority to order invasive procedures on living persons and that he must justify how the procedure will benefit the person. A judge does NOT have authorization or the credentials to order invasive procedures on living persons. The only power a warrant has is to give the officer the greenlight to PERSUE a blood draw. These are MY skills and I decide in what manner, time or place I will apply them. Screw his warrant. NOT GOOD ENOUGH. Implied consent requires the element of exigent circumstance. If I find you unconscious and unable to fend for self or give consent, this is an exigent circumstance and I can declare implied consent which permits me to ASSUME you would, if you could, give consent to measures that will improve your condition or save your life. Law enforcement blood draws for DUI/DWI evidence do NEITHER of these things and lack exigency. The suspect isn't dying, he's just potentially drunk. There is no DIRE emergency here, other than law enforcement wanting evidence that will hold up in court. Nobody wants drunk drivers on the road...but it is for law enforcement to work that out WITHOUT breaking laws, people and rights. Believe it or not, they claim their 'exigent circumstance' is TIME. A suspect's blood alcohol level begins to drop with his last drink. It takes A LOT of time to jump through all the hoops of policy and procedure and then to wait in the ER for a doctor or nurse to draw blood is just not an emergency to those folks and by the time they get around to you, the suspect is near to sober. Wish I could get some attention to this. I'm one of only 50,000 Circulating Nurses in the entire country. In other words, there are only a handful of people in the nation that have a reason to KNOW about these laws and how they work. My profession and law enforcement are very similar creatures in structure and function. If you're getting a divorce, you need to go to someone who specializes in knowing the laws governing that dilemma. You're not going to go get a tax attorney for a divorce. If you're going to get a tumor out of your brain, you go to a brain surgeon, not somebody who cuts on bunions of the feet. My point is, I believe some very critical information is being overlooked with regard to law enforcement skating out of their lane into one for which they are not experienced, educated, informed or prepared. It is truly a Pandora's Box I SO want to open but the lid is too damn heavy for only me to lift....

  • @Slayceos
    @Slayceos 3 года назад

    If you have criminal convictions the best way to get your gun rights back is by sticking your gun into your mouth then all you have to do is pull the trigger

  • @BoutdaBiz530
    @BoutdaBiz530 3 года назад

    Shall not infringe. All gun laws restricting people are unconstituional. Its a God given right not given to me by man.

  • @randomstuffchannel6261
    @randomstuffchannel6261 3 года назад

    Get my rights back ....help me sir

  • @christophercureton8058
    @christophercureton8058 3 года назад

    Yeah,you cannot Assault an Supreme members and say they cannot own a fire arm, when supreme law of the land says they can own,carry,And Return Fire when Fired. Upon,State, Federal, Has no,No Jurisdictions to Disarmed An United States Main battle force members,Nor any members Who Served under the Supreme law of the land,Nor who is connected to the Harry STruman law, Treason war crimes are being used against me....State feds, don't have jurisdictions,There must be A Military Tribunal Trial under law.

  • @alexpoore8140
    @alexpoore8140 3 года назад

    You don't restore something that clearly states it cannot be infringed upon, if a cop or tyrant tries to infringe on your rights give them the bullets that's why we are where we are today we keep asking permission for rights by going to people like this guy that just sucks your wallet dry while he knows dang well once you lose them you can't get them back on how the federal law is written so just give them the bullets much easier and less costly.

  • @silasmichaeldogoodgieseke5995
    @silasmichaeldogoodgieseke5995 3 года назад

    Excuse me judnich law firm ....if my rights are "GOD-GIVEN AND UNALIENABLE RIGHTS TO LIFE , LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS" BASED UPON LEGAL SPEAK ! WHICH IS NOT OPEN TO INTERPRETATION AND THE SCOTUS HAS RULED SINCE THE EARLY 1900'S THAT THE CITIZEN HAS THE SACRED RIGHT TO FREE TRAVEL AND SPECIFICALLY RULED THAT NO STATE , NO GOVT, COUNTY, MUNICIPALITY CAN CONVERT A " GOD-GIVEN AND UNALIENABLE RIGHT, TO A PRIVELEDGE THEN MAKE IT A CRIME ......THE CONSTITUTIONAL TESTS USED BY THE SCOTUS APPLY TO THE SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHTS ALSO .....IF THESE RIGHTS ARE " GOD-GIVEN AND UNALIENABLE RIGHTS "....THEN NOT EVEN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA HAS ANY AUTHORITY TO CONVERT A RIGHT INTO A PRIVELEDGE THEN MAKE IT A CRIME BY DISCRIMINATING CERTIAN AMERICAN CITIZENS WHO ARE STILL LEGAL CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA... LEGAL QUESTION 1) WHEN DID THE "GOD" THAT TGE FRAMERS SPOKE OF PRESENT HIM/ HERSELF BEFORE ANY COURT, LEGISLATOR , CONGRESS OR JURY AND STATE AS A WITNESS BEFORE ANY COURT THAT " GOD" NO HAS DECIDED TO GIVE HIS/ HER AUTHORITY TO ANY SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL, ESSENTIALLY MAKING SAID PERSON A " DEMI- GOD " WHO NOW HAS ALL LEGAL AUTHORITY TO ACT AS " GODS " REPRESENTATIVE AS EVIDENCED BY A WITNESSED AND SIGNED CONTRACT WHICH IS A LEGAL BINDING CONTRACT PRESENTED AT ANY TIME ANY WHERE IN ANY LEGAL COMMON LAW COURT, MARITIME COURT, ADMIRALTY COURT , THAT SCOTUS HAS UPHELD AND RULED UPON DECLARING IT A RULING AND CONTROLLING CASE TO BE CITED THUS GIVING A SPECIFIED LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE THAT THE ALMIGHTY "GOD" HIM/HERSELF HAS LEGALLY GIVEN THE ANGELIC AND SUPERNATURAL ABILITY ,LEGAL BINDING AUTHORITY OVER ANOTHER CITIZEN WHO IN THAT SAME PRE AMBLE AND CONSTITUTION "FOR " THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1776 CLEARLY STATES THEREIN ...." THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL" ??? PERIOD ....THIS IS THE MOST BASIC BITCH COMMON SENSE QUESTION THAT I AM THROWING IN YOUR FACE........EXPLAIN TO ME PLEASE HOW IF ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL HOW DOES ANY OTHER EQUALLY CREATED MAN , ASSERT THAT THEY HAVE THE "GOD GIVEN AUTHORITY TO ARBITRARILY DECIDE THAT THEY NOW SOMEHOW , CAN DECIDE GOD WASWRONG WHEN I WAS BORN WITH THE GOD GIVEN AND UNALIENABLE RIGHTS TO LIFE LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS???? THIS IS NOT ONLY A CHALLENGE TO YOUR LAW FIRM BUT EVEN ALLEN DERSHOWITZ....BARRISTERS , THE CORRUPT UNITED STATES BAR ASSOCIATION .......BEN FRANKLIN WAS CORRECT IN HIS STATEMENT THAT ALL LAWYERS SHOULD BE SHOT...LAWYERS ARE PART OF THE EVIL RACKET THAT SEEK TO ENSLAVE , AND DOMINATE CITIZENS DESTROYING THEIR ABILITY TO EXPERIENCE LIFE , LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

  • @silasmichaeldogoodgieseke5995
    @silasmichaeldogoodgieseke5995 3 года назад

    Mr Judnich .....does the pre-amble to the bill of rights ,THE CONSTITUTION "FOR " THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1776 , ILL PARAPHRASE, ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL AND ARE BORN WITH CERTIAN GOD-GIVEN AND UNALIENABLE RIGHTS???????

  • @JonDoe-nh2zm
    @JonDoe-nh2zm 3 года назад

    RIP HUEY HAHA

  • @leviathanbathory6903
    @leviathanbathory6903 3 года назад

    Maybe you should answer some of these comments

  • @billjenkins5693
    @billjenkins5693 3 года назад

    Just the easiest way for them to take weapons ....... The difference between a subject and a citizen is the ability to defend yourself from the government

  • @chrisbond7324
    @chrisbond7324 3 года назад

    No way are you ever going to get that right back

  • @chrisbond7324
    @chrisbond7324 3 года назад

    You'll never get that done right back ever unless you are convicted of jaywalking

    • @silasmichaeldogoodgieseke5995
      @silasmichaeldogoodgieseke5995 3 года назад

      Um i have never seen GOD , but I'm pretty sure he isn't a lawmaker , not a judge , not a prosecutor , not a cop...that being said if your right to life , liberty and the pursuit of happiness is a citizens GOD-GIVEN AND UNALIENABLE RIGHT,,,,THEN NO HUMAN MAN WHO IS MY EQUAL HAS ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY GIVEN TO HIM BY "GOD" TO ACT AS A DEMI-GOD AND ARBITRARILY DECIDE TO DISCRIMINATE AGAINST ANY GROUP OF CITIZEN CONVERTING HIS GOD GIVEN AND UNALIENABLE RIGHTS TO A PRIVELEDGE THEN MAKE IT A CRIME......WE HAVE TO BE SMARTER THAN THOSE WHO CHOSE TO ENSLAVE US

    • @cthulhu6697
      @cthulhu6697 3 года назад

      +Chris Bond Depends on the State. I'm from Virginia and have no violent convictions, no gun related convictions, just a possession of Methadone and a bad check. In VA, if you are a non-violent, non gun crimes, non sex crime felon, you go 5 years without getting in trouble and successfully complete your probation, and your gun rights are automatically restored. Gov. McAuliffe signed that into law years ago. Even my old probation officer told me that. I simply had family keep my rather sizeable arsenal and got all my stuff back when I did what I mentioned. Now that we have elected a Republican Governor, it may get even easier. Virginia is already about the easiest State in the country to get guns and CCW permits. I haven't applied to get my CCW permit back yet and haven't bought a new gun yet, but when the whole anti-gun, radical Democrat reign of tyranny has subsided, I will

  • @bryanheairet2925
    @bryanheairet2925 3 года назад

    My felony is from California...recieving stolen property...a motorcycle....how much does it cost

  • @jeffbrowning007
    @jeffbrowning007 3 года назад

    The conversation went, "we are only successful 50% of the time, but that will be $900 flat rate"......

  • @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy
    @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy 3 года назад

    What can be done for felony charges?

    • @isaac634
      @isaac634 3 года назад

      Nothing for Felony charges...So frustrating. Took a deferred pross...never pled guilty...

    • @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy
      @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy 3 года назад

      I didn’t have that option, I was ramrodded through their system. I’m not even from Montana I was just passing through. They told me that they would take years to process the alleged drugs found. I never got the results from the drug lab. Since then I went in to college and tried to make something of my life until this all came up again when trying to get an internship.

    • @isaac634
      @isaac634 3 года назад

      yup, I took a deferred pros never pled guilty charges were dismissed thirty days later. My arresst and charges come up on a backgroud check limiting my earning potential. You can file for expungement for felony charges after five years...Montana is second in the nation for false convictions. Our justice system is rotten. From what the lawyer I spoke to said she said it is hard to get a record expunged but I am going to try. I got one more year...it sucks

    • @isaac634
      @isaac634 3 года назад

      Elle I am so sorry you were railroaded in MT. I have seen so many fall victim to Montanas corrupt justice system. I have an education involving law so it was the only thing that saved me. The judge refused to rule on a dismissial for two years. It was hell I couldnt take it anymore. To this day it is still affecting my life.

    • @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy
      @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy 3 года назад

      @@isaac634 I’m $80k in student debt; architecture student, and last year lost my leg after a hit and run. I can’t afford an attorney to help me. I also can’t remember much of what happened either, TBI has scrambled most of my memories before 2009. I really need an attorney but I can’t find anyone to help.