Attorneys in Athens, GA

Dan Parker, Hartwell, GA.

Also Walter Gordon-706 376 5418. Tell them Jan Norton sent you if you go that route.

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I don't really want to play "devils advocate" here (since I don't believe in a devil per say)...But...can you prove beyond a reasonable doubt, that the physical altercation/attack stemmed from the persons view on Paganism? This is one question that any Prosecutor or Defense Attorney WILL bring up.

Here is a GA based group from Marietta, GA - SOUTHEASTERN PAGAN ALLIANCE P.O. Box 674884 Marietta, Georgia 30006-0006 1-500-677-8500

https://www.aclu.org/defending-targets-discrimination hope this helps

I'm sorry that happened. I agree with your first instinct, contact the ACLU. Also please report the crime. Document everything: http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/yourlegalrights/ht/Rights_Intro.htm

Talk to these folks, they'll set things in motion: https://www.circlesanctuary.org/index.php/lady-liberty-league/lady-liberty-league

I used Greg Daniels but my bestie works with John Lyndon and he's great

Used John Lyndon. He calls Lane Fitzpatrick. WTH!

John Lyndon, the best I know!!!

My ex hired John Lyndon. Lol. Private messaged you.. I used Adrian Pritchett.

Regina Quick is who I had to them to. My Ex had Lyndon and, he is Good, but Regina was better. They are both ranked Very Highly but Regina has a better understanding of Family Issues that can occur during a Divorce and provides sound advise for dealing with those future problems as well.

Rob Alexander in Jefferson is awesome!

Eric Norris watkinsville

start with giving them some general legal information http://asylo.gov.gr/en/?page_id=99

presumably their situation is they're being denied access to even register asylum claims on the presumption that they can't possibly have international protection needs because Morocco is considered a Safe Country of Origin? Knowing objectively what's legal and illegal is only a start in this situation. In practice, the lawyerly appearance of authority and skilfully building a rapport and working relationship with the police and officials is more effective than just shoving the law in their faces, because in the current situation they're obviously ignoring it and are likely to just kick you out, and then you can do nothing more to help. But to start with, here's the general context: Safe Country of Origin status legally can only be a presumption, and they have the right to challenge the presumption of safety in their individual cases in their asylum interview, and if rejected then, they have a right to a judicial appeal against the presumption of safety in their individual cases and public legal aid in making that appeal. Actually the Asylum Service Appeals Committee hasn't sat since December last year. Having a pending appeal normally has automatic suspensive effect on a deportation order, but I read something about this being changed in the recent Greek legislation a couple of weeks ago, so now appeals don't automatically have suspensive effect and the person can be deported, their appeal considered and then if upheld they'd have to be allowed to come back. To challenge the presumption of safety in their individual cases, they should look at the legal criteria for the presumption of safety to be applied: http://www.refworld.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/rwmain/opendocpdf.pdf?reldoc=y&docid=4bab55ea2 If they're claiming refugee status, then they should think about how the facts of their case compare with the legal definition of refugee status, and there's a UNHCR self-help guide here - http://www.refugeelegalaidinformation.org/sites/default/files/uploads/Self%20Help%20Kit%20English.pdf bit.ly/AsylPrepArab bit.ly/AsylPrepFrench If they don't have reasons for claiming Refugee Status, they may still have a right to subsidiary international protection if they can prove it's not safe for them individually to return to Morocco for other reasons than those which qualify for Refugee Status. General human rights context in Morocco: https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2015/country-chapters/morocco/western-sahara https://www.amnesty.org/en/countries/middle-east-and-north-africa/morocco/report-morocco/ http://www.ohchr.org/EN/Countries/MENARegion/Pages/MAIndex.aspx It's legal to positively presume Prima Facie ('on first appearances') Refugee Status in favour of applicants, e.g. Syrians, it's bloody obvious why they almost certainly all have Refugee Status now, it would be a waste of time to interview them all individually at this stage, on the other hand it is illegal to negatively presume any individual does not have Refugee Status based on their nationality or statelessness. If the police or officials are refusing to let them even register for a first interview, then that's straightforwardly illegal. See pp.26 of EASO training manual for the references - http://frontex.europa.eu/assets/Publications/Training/Practical_Guide.pdf

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Robin McGahee can probably help you out.

I would also recommend my agent, RAGAN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. He helped me with our Commercial Auto, WC & General Liability as well as personal policies.

Matt Keisler with BB&T. He is well versed in the new rules.

John Perno at Perno Insurance handles my company's insurance. He is an independent representative and can recommend the best coverage. We whiched from BCBS to Humana and saved $300 a month for slightly better coverage.

Howard Scott handled my case..I was quite pleased with my settlement!

David Crowe!

Yes Derrick Huff, Attorney at Law. How may I help you?

Hush Dee!!

Matt Karzen.