Dear Mr. Nichols: Judge Cox is not in the office today but wanted me to respond to your email. Under the laws of our state and government, a state or federal judge/court can only take action pursuant to a complaint or petition (lawsuit) being filed with specific claims directed at a party. All parties (both sides) must be served and given an opportunity to be heard and address the specific claims in the suit (it is called due process). Thus, if you are seeking some specific legal action, you must commence the action in the appropriate jurisdiction and a judge will be assigned to hear your case. Please consult an attorney if you need legal advice or specific assistance or instruction on how to prepare and file a lawsuit. It is not appropriate to communicate or email a judge as they cannot engage in ex parte communications about any subject or case pending. Any relief sought must be filed with the Clerk and served on all parties. I hope that this information assists you.
Posted on: Tue, 01 Oct 2013 22:28:36 +0000
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