Shannon M. asked
I am a victim in a simple assault case in Erie, PA, which has been delayed for over 3.5 years due to numerous reschedulings and cancellations. I am concerned about the lack of progress and feel the court system has failed me. What can I do to expedite the trial and ensure my voice is heard?
November 24th, 2024
Marcus C. answered
Given the extensive delays in your case, here are some steps you can take to potentially expedite th...
November 24th, 2024
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