With the defendant?
Why would it be? My clients have busy lives and careers so they would rather NOT attend court unless it was absolutely necessary. I can't imagine why a defendant would WANT to be in court on an unnecessary appearance except maybe someone just sitting in jail and wants a field trip. If you don't want to be in jail then bond yourself out and, if you can't, ask your attorney about the possibility of a bond reduction.
Short answer: no, what you describe is not illegal nor is it unethical.
real estate deed
Are PA licensed brokers permitted to prepare deeds?
Family Medical Leave Act does my condition qualify
I have chronic migraines and a heart condition. My doctor filled out paperwork for intermittent FMLA coverage. My HR rep is telling me I am not able to call in an FMLA day on the same day, for example I can't wake up ill on Monday and call to say I am taking the day under FMLA. I requested coverage 2 months ago. I was advised today that I am not being covered. I meet all the basic requirements. I don't know where to turn. Do I have options? My HR rep tried to talk to me about my condition in front of my co workers, I advised I don't want to do talk about my private matters in public and he became angry and advised me that I was not covered. What should my next steps be?
