I need lawyer for criminal case

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You have addressed this post to the state human rights commissioner, but your title suggests that you need a lawyer to appear in your criminal case. You may look for an advocate of your choice by yourself either from this website or outside.Please note taht you have already posted the same question in a different manner in this forum itself a couple of days ago,

Sir I have so far fought only with my intelligence. In this system many lives have been ruined by the police. I know many direct victims. But I am not backing down like them. I am fighting for justice, trying to make a change. I have only one doubt. Should we stand idly by when government employees who are paid by our taxes treat us unfairly?

Nobody stopped you from fighting for your rights, you can choose a correct forum and proper procedure to get your grievances redressed.

Sir..I can stand strong. But I am looking for a suitable lawyer for my ideas. I need a strong lawyer. An uncompromising advocate. Please help me in this matter. As a consumer, after buying an item, if there is any repair, these governments who said that they should respond to the consumer immediately, why don't these governments care if these government officials, whom I have paid money for, make a mistake?

Search, contact, consult and engage a local prudent lawyer where you have faith.

If you feel that the police department is not taking appropriate action on your complaint or issue, you can consider the following steps: 1. *Follow up*: Visit the police station and ask for an update on your complaint. 2. *Escalate*: Request to speak to a higher-ranking officer, such as a Deputy Commissioner or Commissioner. 3. *File a complaint*: Submit a written complaint to the police department's internal affairs division or a civilian review board. 4. *Contact a legal aid organization*: Seek assistance from a legal aid organization or a non-governmental organization (NGO) that focuses on police accountability. 5. *Reach out to local authorities*: Contact your local government representative, such as a councilor or mayor, to report the issue. 6. *File an RTI*: Use the Right to Information Act (RTI) to request information about the status of your complaint. 7. *Seek legal action*: Consult a lawyer and consider filing a petition in court. 8. *Contact the state or national human rights commission*: If you believe your rights have been violated, file a complaint with the appropriate commission. Remember to stay persistent, document all interactions, and seek support from relevant organizations or individuals.