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Answer by Mutt
1.) I see beer commercials all the time on TV. How can you bring something back that never was taken away?

2.) It’s only a very small handful of lawyers that advertise on TV. Those that do are the “ambulance chasers” of today. I would not use any that do advertise like this.

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Answer by Matt
I would contact the Wisconsin Bar Association at (608) 257-3838. They should be able to provide a referral to a lawyer who is an expert in this area or, at minimum, point you in the right direction.

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Answer by ZZOli
sexual education bullshiting classes and so on.

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Answer by Ben
You can’t hire an attorney over the phone. Your phone calls were considered a consultation. If they informed you your case has merit and you are serious about hiring an attorney, you’ll have to go in and discuss what you need done and how much it will cost you.

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Answer by Rounder
the judge will issue a continuance

you get what you pay for – let me guess, you aren’t paying for this attorney, taxpayers are

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Answer by Manoj S
well, it depends on how many days exactly. If, by two months, you mean 69 days, then that would be plenty and you can definitely be prepared. if anything else, then you may have some tough times.

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I know that comparative law would be a good choice for me, as I have gone to school there for almost ten years, and lived there for longer. I have an extensive knowledge about every aspect of the country. But how much would I be able to earn as a comparative lawyer?

And can I make a lot of money in criminal law?

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Answer by bulldog_woodson
Salary and Pay for Lawyers

This varies quite a bit, of course, based on experience and specialty. Moreover, many lawyers work for themselves. They charge their clients an hourly rate.

For some general sense, here is some data from the U.S. Department of Labor:

In 2002, the median annual earnings of all lawyers was ,290. The middle half of the occupation earned between ,060 and 6,810. The lowest paid 10 percent earned less than ,490; at least 10 percent earned more than 5,600. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of lawyers in 2002 are given in the following tabulation:

* Management of companies and enterprises 1,970
* Federal government ,790
* Legal services ,970
* Local government ,710
* State government ,910

Median salaries of lawyers 6 months after graduation from law school in 2001 varied by type of work, as indicated here:

All graduates: ,000

Private practice: ,000

Business/industry: ,000

Judicial clerkship and government: ,300

Academe: ,000

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Answer by Patryk
Major in something for undergrad studies that will give you a high GPA.
Law schools admissions are a numbers game. Get the best 3s and you’ll get accepted.
Study, study, study for the LSAT.

The best law schools are known as the t14 (top 14) schools. The “Top Fourteen” schools according to US News and World Report Rankings are (in alphabetical order):
Columbia Law School, Columbia University, in New York, NY.
Cornell Law School, Cornell University, in Ithaca, NY.
Duke University School of Law, Duke University, in Durham, NC.
Georgetown University Law Center, Georgetown University, in Washington, DC.
Harvard Law School, Harvard University, in Cambridge, MA.
New York University School of Law, New York University, in New York, NY.
Northwestern University School of Law, Northwestern University, in Chicago, IL.
Stanford Law School, Stanford University, in Stanford, CA.
University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, University of California, Berkeley, in Berkeley, CA.
University of Chicago Law School, University of Chicago, in Chicago, IL.
University of Michigan Law School, University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, MI.
University of Pennsylvania Law School, University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, PA.
University of Virginia School of Law, University of Virginia, in Charlottesville, VA.
Yale Law School, Yale University, in New Haven, CT.

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Answer by zachery
No. Not saying where you are is only deceit, not lying. There is a difference.

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Answer by Diamond
Yea it most liekly is good news. They probably want to meet to drop some charges or give you some alternative..lesser charge. They do this sometimes becasue if it can be settled without going in front of a judge it usually will be more in your favor. Good luck

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