
About the Founder
Lalit K. Jain, Esq.
Founder & Principal Attorney — Law Offices of Lalit K. Jain, Esq.

Lalit K. Jain, Esq. is an attorney who scripted the pragmatic Memorandum of Law (“LKJMOL”) for use in their legal briefs by all litigants (both pro se or self-represented and represented by lawyers) to help courts, with no right to commit or perpetuate scapegoatings (blaming others for wrongdoings they did not commit) and other Injustices even if courts scapegoat LKJESQ for this legal help. End abusing discretion to apply inapplicable laws to fictions as facts like marital presumptions for Injustices perpetuating unlawful unpragmatic jurisprudence (“JIP”). Use discretion to apply applicable laws to facts as truths like DNA-matches for equal justice under law to perpetuate lawful pragmatic truthisprudence (“TIP”).
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- Cell: 718-316-5921
- Phone: 718-255-6576
- LKJESQ@LKJESQ.com
- Rego Park, NY
- Fax: 347-637-5498
Credentials & Experience
Education
- B.L.(Hons), Gold Medalist — graduated at the top of his law school class, achieving academic distinction beyond traditional honors classifications.
Professional Designations
- Creator of Truthisprudence® — a legal philosophy helping courts to apply applicable laws.
- Author of the Pragmatic Memorandum of Law (“LKJMOL”) — a memorandum for legal briefs helping courts to apply applicable laws.
Admissions
- New York State Courts
- Courts in India
- U.S. District Courts
- U.S. Tax Court
- Supreme Court of the United States
Practice Areas
- All areas of law.
In all following cases, courts, with no right to commit or perpetuate scapegoatings (blaming others for wrongdoings they did not commit) and other Injustices committed or perpetuated scapegoatings and other Injustices.
Criminal MatterCriminal Court
People v. Onuorah
In this case, the public prosecutor failed to charge the motorist under the right section and Judge Zoll first convicted him for void closing and then made prompt self-correction to acquit him for valid closing.
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