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I want to sue the police, the Solicitors Office or the judge. Can the Public Defender represent me?

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I want to sue the police, the Solicitors Office or the judge. Can the Public Defender represent me?

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A. No. To sue someone, you must file your case in civil court. Public Defenders only represent defendants in criminal court.

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