What to read after Criminal Self-Defense for Misdemeanor Trial in the Los Angeles Superior Court & Federal Civil Rights Lawsuits Against the Police?

Have you ever wanted to defend yourself in court but did not know how? Couldn't afford a lawyer? But wanted to type your own legal forms but did not know how? Then in this publication you will find real court documents in a misdemeanor trial regarding a single charge that is sophisticatedly styled in a paralegal format. The style of legal writing and non-pleading format is up to date. The legal documents published are the following: Pro Per Sample Legal Forms for Demurrer, Informal Discovery Requests, Motion to Compel Discovery, Motion to Suppress Statements to Law Enforcement, Motion to Dismiss, Motion for Inspection of Third-Party Property, Memorandums of Points and Authorities, Declarations, Federal Civil Rights Complaint & Appeal. For students and self-represented litigants, this is a useful tool when researching California criminal law and civil rights law together. Political activists may find it useful when litigating civil rights against police brutality, harassment, and illegal surveillance. This publication does not substitute the advice of a licensed attorney. True Story. Real Case.