What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York. I'll make this as short as possible. If anyone answering needs more information, I'll re-post asap.
I was found guilty of a willful violation of child support. I served 30 days in jail and purged out with 5,000$. I appealed the family courts ruling. I won my appeal with the supreme court. They stated I wasn't represented properly and if I was properly represented the sentence may have been mitigated. They reversed the willful violation and remitted it back to family court. At family court on June 5th 2015, the judge stated he was ordered to reverse the verdict to not guilty on a willful violation. He asked my ex wife if she wanted to proceed with another hearing to determine this, and for me to have a new layer represent me properly. She declined and stated she had no proof that I willfully violated. The case was dismissed and I was found "not guilty" of a willful violation. Can I sue the lawyer or county for imprisoning me and afterwards being found not guilty. I never should have been to jail in the first place. Now, before anybody responds. I'm not here looking for smart remarks or your "negative remarks". I'm looking to see if I can sue. So in that case, don't ask about my personal life or respond with anything other than yes, no, or a legitimate response in why I can or can't. THANK YOU
I was found guilty of a willful violation of child support. I served 30 days in jail and purged out with 5,000$. I appealed the family courts ruling. I won my appeal with the supreme court. They stated I wasn't represented properly and if I was properly represented the sentence may have been mitigated. They reversed the willful violation and remitted it back to family court. At family court on June 5th 2015, the judge stated he was ordered to reverse the verdict to not guilty on a willful violation. He asked my ex wife if she wanted to proceed with another hearing to determine this, and for me to have a new layer represent me properly. She declined and stated she had no proof that I willfully violated. The case was dismissed and I was found "not guilty" of a willful violation. Can I sue the lawyer or county for imprisoning me and afterwards being found not guilty. I never should have been to jail in the first place. Now, before anybody responds. I'm not here looking for smart remarks or your "negative remarks". I'm looking to see if I can sue. So in that case, don't ask about my personal life or respond with anything other than yes, no, or a legitimate response in why I can or can't. THANK YOU
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