Oftentimes, citizens are falsely accused by an overzealous police officer, a short-sighted government bureaucrat, or an angry friend, spouse or colleague. There are also situations where citizens do not use their best judgment and might have gotten caught up in a family dispute and made a decision they regret. The consequence of these human dramas is that the full weight of the administrative state is brought upon an individual. In these situations, the right to an attorney and good legal counsel is fundamental.