What can you do if you do not like the judge who is assigned to your case?

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Criminal Defense In Illinois

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Your case will be set before an experienced judge.  Most judges in the criminal courts previously work as either a prosecutor or criminal defense attorney or both.  If you are assigned to a judge that you believe has already made up her mind about your guilt or gives you the impression that she will not be fair to you, what are your options?  This podcast covers how you can file a motion to substitute a judge assigned to hear your case.  By listening to this podcast episode you will become informed on what you can expect as we navigate the halls of justice together.  If you are looking for information, this podcast episode will help familiarize you with the legal process.  Please be aware that this podcast should not be considered legal advice.  This is informational only, no different that reading about a law firm's services on a website.  There is nothing about this podcast that should imply an attorney-client relationship exists.  You will need to specifically retain legal services.  You should not solely rely on anything you hear on this podcast.  There is no substitute for legal advice you have received from your lawfully retained attorney.  If you want to retain this law firm, please contact us at 309-839-2024 or visit us on the web at www.srtriallawyers.com.