Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in District of Columbia

Can a plantiffs witness contact deffendant before trial

Asked on 10/01/11, 2:18 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Paula McGill Attorney at Law

0 users found helpful

0 attorneys agreed

If the defendant wants to talk to a person designated as a witness by the defendant, with very very few exceptions, he can do so to prepare his case.

DC OFFICE

1425 K Street, NW

Suite 350

Washington, DC 20005

(202)294-0435

Answered on 10/01/11, 8:58 pm

Mark as helpful

Related Questions & Answers

My question is a little bit general, I was victim of (discrimination), I filed a...
Asked 4/04/11, 5:56 pm in United States District of Columbia Civil Rights Law

1
answer
Why not you arrest the kashmiri so called leaders i mean geelani yasin malik shabir...
Asked 3/04/11, 4:48 am in United States District of Columbia Civil Rights Law

1
answer
If someone delibertly writes false information about you is that liable or slander?
Asked 8/17/10, 9:48 am in United States District of Columbia Civil Rights Law

1
answer
My son was assaulted in a bar and incurred approx. $5000 in medical bills and...
Asked 6/22/10, 7:58 am in United States District of Columbia Civil Rights Law

1
answer
If an attorney takes a case on contingency can he later tell the client that he no...
Asked 4/22/10, 11:57 am in United States District of Columbia Civil Rights Law

2
answers

More Civil Rights Law questions and answers in District of Columbia

Looking for something else?

Get Free Legal Advice

Search Past Answers

Keywords

Match Any Match All

Country

State

Area of Law

Find an Attorney