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What is a Civil Suit?

April 26, 2017Civil suit

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What is a Civil Suit?

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2. Why Should I File a Civil Suit? 3. Do I Need to Have Been Arrested to File a Civil Suit? 4. What if I am Facing Criminal Charges from the RNC or Got Arrested and Haven’t Been Charged? 5. What is a Notice of Claim and Do I Need to File One? 6. What is the Timeline of Civil Litigation? 7. How Does Civil Litigation Connect to the Larger Anti-Oppression Movement? 8. How Do I Know if I Have a Claim? 9. How Do I Get an Attorney? 10. What About Class Actions and Group Claims? 11. So, What is the Intake Form? 12. Is There a Time Limit to File a Civil Suit? 13. What are My Responsibilities as a Plaintiff? 14. What is Going to Happen to Support RNC Plaintiffs? 15. How Can I Get Involved? 1. What is a Civil Suit? A civil suit is basically when one person or party sues another person or party (e.g., a government agency) for alleged harm committed against them. The person who is suing is called the plaintiff. The person who is getting sued (e.g., the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Department) is called