The Wrongful Death case regarding my dependent, elderly mother, never has gone to trial in 7 years. Even though our Federal Judge has stated in hearing transcripts, said doctor "defendant" DID cause the Wrongful Death of my mother, by operating and removing her bowel, while he had full knowledge of 2 concealed (from family) anti-coagulants; and the "defendant" hospital IS responsible for the conduct of said doctor "defendant", which is all backed by exhibits filed.
Plaintiff, my sister, an RN is now Appealing a judge's ORDER to not re-Open our case, and dismiss all.
Also ~ All other defendants are to be noted for an Interlocutory Appeal.
So how is this done?
Thank You,
T. Smith
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Hello Theresa,

You placed your question under Criminal Proceedings.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this where the State brings forth the charges?

If that's correct, then if the State is the Plaintiff, and not you. So if the State decides not to move forward with the case, there's not much you can do on that level.

Your alternative is to bring forward a Civil Claim. Now, you are moving the court...not the State.

Just like OJ Simpson was acquitted of Criminal Charges, but was found guilty on Civil Charges.

Just a thought for you to consider. Other than that, I don't have any useful suggestion on this subject. Sorry.