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• Ms. Zemlock represents businesses and individuals at both the federal and state level, at all stages and in all types of government investigations. Ms. Zemlock has represented individuals and companies indicted for, charged with, or accused of computer crimes; environmental crimes; tax-related crimes; vehicle laws, including those pertaining to individuals holding a commercial license; fraud; drug offenses; sex offenses and various other types of crimes. Ms. Zemlock has defended individuals and businesses prosecuted by the United States Attorney's Office, the State Attorney General's Office and District Attorney's Offices throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Ms. Zemlock conducts internal corporate investigations and represents individuals in grand jury proceedings. Ms. Zemlock also counsels and represents individuals whose professional licenses may be subject to discipline.

  Ms. Zemlock is a former Chief Deputy Public Defender of the Dauphin County Public Defenders Office, where she represented individuals charged with a multitude of crimes. Ms. Zemlock has also tried cases involving complex scientific principles and expert testimony, including DNA. Ms. Zemlock's trial experience includes capital cases. Ms. Zemlock was also the Chief Deputy Public Defender in charge of appeals.

  With respect to her civil practice, Ms. Zemlock has represented businesses, including contractors and other corporations, as well as individuals, in cases involving the Federal False Claims Act, civil rights disputes, contractor debarment laws, various environmental laws, franchise agreements, other complex commercial contracts and administrative laws. Ms. Zemlock has also litigated constitutional claims, including claims that government conduct infringed upon individuals' First Amendment rights, Fourth Amendment rights and rights to Due Process of Law.

  Ms. Zemlock is a former adjunct professor at the Widener School of Law, where she tought Trial Methods. Additionally, she is President of the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Ms. Zemlock is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the American Bar Association's Criminal Law Section, and the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Criminal Law Committee. She was selected for inclusion in the 2006 edition of Philadelphia Magazine "Pennsylvania Super Lawyer - Rising Stars."

  Appointments

  Hearing Committee Member serving The Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of PennsylvaniaDauphin County General Authority, Chair Advisory Committee on Indigent Defense to the Pennsylvania General Assembly Joint State Government Commission, Member.

• Pennsylvania, 1990 U.S. District Court Middle District of Pennsylvania U.S. District Court Western District of Pennsylvania U.S. Court of Appeals 3rd Circuit U.S. Supreme Court

• Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (President) National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers American Bar Association, Criminal Law Section (Member) Pennsylvania Bar Association, Criminal Law Committee Dauphin County Bar Association William J. Lipsitt Inn of Court

• The Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 1990J.D.Honors: Order of the BarristersHonors: Member, Appellate Moot Court BoardHonors: Member, National Trial Moot Court Team Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, 1987B.S.Honors: magna cum laudeHonors: 1986 and 1987 Academic All American

• Honest, Aggressive and Committed Pennsylvania LawyersWe're naturally proud of the esteem in which our criminal defense lawyers are held statewide. We're equally proud of the harmonious working relationships we've cultivated in over 40 total years of experience and more than 200 trial appearances in the Pennsylvania and federal justice systems. Among the charges we've defended were drug offenses, white collar crime and violent crimes like homicide.

  Our clients seem to appreciate the ease with which they can reach us, as well, anytime, day or night. We always return your calls and messages promptly.

  At Gover Perry & Shore, we provide reasonable rates and flexible payment plans for our clients. Our goal is focused on providing you with excellent legal representation and working towards achieving the best possible result in your case.

  Find out why potential clients stop shopping once they meet our firm. More and more criminal defendants are coming to Gover Perry & Shore. You should, too. Be in touch with either of our conveniently located law offices today.

  Contact Gover Perry & ShoreEvery criminal defense client of our trusted Pennsylvania law firm receives personal attention to their unique legal needs and aggressive representation of their rights and interests.

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Name change via deed poll - any problems in the future?

so im doing a thank you-latter and a recommendation letterbut i want to have a letterhead, but i dont know how to and i want to use a really cute one : )......

My advice would be to go to court and get a court appointed power of attorney, especially if he is declining. Also, you need to be honest with yourself. I understand he wants to die at home (we all do) but is that what is truly best for him? At some point his condition will overwhelm you and your family's abilities. By then it may be too late. You need to take a step back and take a realistic look at the situation. His doctor may be able to refer to a social worker that could help give you an impartial opinion.

I'm sorry but the above poster is incorrect in that your passport name is the only name you can legally use.. . In Japan, you can have a legally registered "alias", many korean special permanent residents do this. In Japanese this is known as a ???.. However, any resident can have it done for any reason. You do not have to be a Japanese national to have it done because this is an alias you are not changing your real name that it is linked to. When you apply for your Alien Registration Card in Japan there's an option if you have an alias you wish to use and you can legally use this name in conjunction with your "real" name. . However, before you can register this alias, you need to show proof that you have used this alias before. This can be as simple as having a letter mailed to you in this name. The specific rules vary from place to place so check with them before you can register the alias.. Your "real" name stays the same, but you are allowed to use the registered alias as well on bank accounts, health insurance, credit cards etc. . Though occasionally you will probably get questions by people, this is why many foreigners adopt a Japanese name or sounding name close to their own, but legally speaking you are allowed to have and use an alias. . Remember you are not changing your official name, you are only using a legal alias.. . If you don't want to go through the trouble of registration etc, for "unofficial" purposes, like friends etc, I don't see any reason why you can just tell them personally to call you a nickname.

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