I filed this lawsuit in August 2008. I has until November 10, 2008, to have all the defendants served. A few defendants I had to serve by publication. They were served on November 10, 2008. I only mailed out the complaint to the defendants addresses I had listed. WI statues states that if you don't have an address, then the mailing part can be omitted. Anyway, the court has filed an involuntary dismissal of my case. We are scheduled to argue this motion on January 20, 2008 before the court. Can i file an objection brief with the court to further explain my position of why the case shouldn't be dismissed? I'm thinking just in case i have to file an appeal on the decision, at least, I'll have some evidence in the record to support my theory.

Today for some odd reason I noticed one of her rear hind legs kept moving forward in an involuntary kicking motion every minute or so. Did so for about an hour before it stopped. Then she seemed fine--even bounded up the stairs a couple of times. Came home tonight--no twitching but now she seemed to be limping slightly. Everything else about her is normal, including appetite. Could it be a muscle spasm? A minor seizure? I looked online and saw tick bite could cause this but I just reapplied her Frontline Plus last week and saw no sign of tick. She began having seizures two months ago and is on anti-seizure medication and on antibiotics due to her liver shunt. Any insight welcome. Thanks.

when you are stopped by police are you legally obligated to take an eye test? (when they shine their flashlight in your eyes and look for possible involuntary drug induced motions) or can you as with field sobriety test and breathalyzer at the scene, you can quote your 4th amendment rights and deny their attempt at illegal search and seizure...i'm very interested...please respond with factual information and sources to back it up.