Can you sue a judge if they made an unconstitutional ruling?
Can you sue a judge if they denied a constitutional right?
In the court of law, is an appeal a constitutional right? In the US, can one legally defend themselves by asking for jury nullification? Can I sue the Supreme Court in the Supreme Court in India? Does the U.S. Supreme Court actually have the right to declare a law unconstitutional? Is it legal for a judge to sign a court order for children services to enter your home and speak to your children because you said they couldn't? Can a constitutional amendment be deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court? Is jury nullification legal? Can I sue a lawyer for breach of contract? Can a minor sue or be sued? Can a judge be called for jury duty? If someone was suing me, what would happen if I didn't show up to the court hearing? How much can you sue in civil court? Is it okay for defendants to explain jury nullification to jurors if the defendant believes the law and/or punishment is unjust? What if a court passed Conditional decree/Judgement and that condition was not fulfilled Does the U.S. Supreme Court have the ability to exercise judicial review of legislative acts and declare such acts unconstitutional? Can a jury really disregard what it has heard even if the Judge says so? Are there more effective ways to put down the lawyer? Do you think it is more important for judges to always enforce the exclusionary rule, or should exceptions be made? When would it be appropriate to seek punitive damages in a lawsuit? When is it not appropriate to do so? When a judge says "Order" to get you to stop talking, is he violating your freedom of speech? What is the procedure to remove a high court judge? Is it considered civil rights violation if a lawyer intentionally lies to clients about their case and the case is damaged by the lie? Can the Supreme Court rule that a constitutional amendment duly ratified by 3/4 of the states is unconstitutional? Will this be sued as violating the copyright law? Is it possible to question the judgement of the Supreme Court in India because you disagree with it? What would happen if a prosecutor tried to convince a jury that a defendant was guilty based solely on the fact that they had a lawyer? How does supreme court protect the constitution? What happens when someone is sued but cannot afford a lawyer? What federal branch ruled that the states were unconstitutional? What happens if I am sued and I can't afford an attorney to defend myself? If a judgement is proved wrong can the judge who made that wrong be punished? If not, why?