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Showing posts with label court cases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label court cases. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Are you or someone you know facing charges?
Don't Just pay that fine or do your tiime, learn what the law has to say so you can stand up for yourself and your community.
traffic tickets are not legal, all drug charges are illegal and have no basis and you will be surprised to learn that cops violate your rights every time they pull you over.
stick around and we get into details about this and how you can apply it in your life.
traffic tickets are not legal, all drug charges are illegal and have no basis and you will be surprised to learn that cops violate your rights every time they pull you over.
stick around and we get into details about this and how you can apply it in your life.
CASE #1a: We have our court date
Hi everyone,
this is just the first in a series of posts centered around tracking our progress in various cases that we are working on so you can see first-hand how this works and so we get practice. Again remember, we don't have a ton of experience with this stuff, but at least we're going to stand up for what we know to be right and the constitution is in plain black and white.
Only thing to worry about is that as usual the theory is great on paper, but in real life, this stuff is a bit muddy, especially with stubborn judges and crooked cops/lawyers who will do everything in their power to railroad you.
Anyways, this case is for a member of the organization and good friend of mine, Mike, who received a ticket in the mail several weeks ago for running a red light. One of those camera tickets that seems to clearly prove his guilt.. or does it? This happened at the intersection of HWY 190 and Fort hood road where McDonald's is located.
The court date is set for august 27th, giving us about 2 weeks to prepare.
Follow and see what happens. in the next blog posts, I will go through what our strategy will be.
this is just the first in a series of posts centered around tracking our progress in various cases that we are working on so you can see first-hand how this works and so we get practice. Again remember, we don't have a ton of experience with this stuff, but at least we're going to stand up for what we know to be right and the constitution is in plain black and white.
Only thing to worry about is that as usual the theory is great on paper, but in real life, this stuff is a bit muddy, especially with stubborn judges and crooked cops/lawyers who will do everything in their power to railroad you.
Anyways, this case is for a member of the organization and good friend of mine, Mike, who received a ticket in the mail several weeks ago for running a red light. One of those camera tickets that seems to clearly prove his guilt.. or does it? This happened at the intersection of HWY 190 and Fort hood road where McDonald's is located.
The court date is set for august 27th, giving us about 2 weeks to prepare.
Follow and see what happens. in the next blog posts, I will go through what our strategy will be.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Easy out #2: Never a Fair trial
This is a fairly quick post because even a fourth grader can understand this. The constitution grants every citizen the right to a fair trial where there cannot be a conflict of interest and the whole matter should be presided over by an independent third party.
Now try this for a fair trial. A private citizen defendant Vs State prosecutor & city cop, presided over by an "independent" state judge. Do you now understand how this system is set up for the authorities and not to protect the citizens?
the person prosecuting and the judge are both state employees who both belong to the BAR association. How can there possibly be a fair trial in these circumstances?
Comment $ Spread the word
Now try this for a fair trial. A private citizen defendant Vs State prosecutor & city cop, presided over by an "independent" state judge. Do you now understand how this system is set up for the authorities and not to protect the citizens?
the person prosecuting and the judge are both state employees who both belong to the BAR association. How can there possibly be a fair trial in these circumstances?
Comment $ Spread the word
Civil rights and car accidents
To truly understand the magnitude of government violating the citizen's rights, you could just look at something as simple as a car accident. if I get into a car accident with someone and both our vehicles are damaged and we sustain minor injuries, assuming we both have automotive insurance, then the property damage and medical bills should be covered, and thus the dispute has been resolved or will be after some investigation into liabilities for the insurance companies.
Everything is going great so far until a police officer comes into the picture and hands out tickets for negligence and speeding, maybe not wearing a seatbelt, or another moving violation, maybe a DUI. Now, one or both of us will have to pay the local government (for what service?) or be incarcerated (kidnapped).
Isn't the moral of the story that if you are negligent or drunk driving, you might get injured in a car accident and your insurance premium might go higher and justly because you have proven to be a greater liability to the company. How do you explain the fact that some third party gets paid and gets to incarcerate someone after they have already resolved their dispute and paid their price?
It's the same thing as me watching my neighbor hit a child's bike with his car, give the kid the money or buy the kid another bike, and I walk over there and charge him a fine for negligence and endangerment. Obviously its none of my business and it would be crazy for any of us to walk around doing this, but for some reason when a cop does it, its called justice.
They can't even claim the fine as a fee for their involvement because they are paid by tax dollars. That should be enough and they have no basis for asking for money, its just robbery and extortion.
comment and spread the word
Everything is going great so far until a police officer comes into the picture and hands out tickets for negligence and speeding, maybe not wearing a seatbelt, or another moving violation, maybe a DUI. Now, one or both of us will have to pay the local government (for what service?) or be incarcerated (kidnapped).
Isn't the moral of the story that if you are negligent or drunk driving, you might get injured in a car accident and your insurance premium might go higher and justly because you have proven to be a greater liability to the company. How do you explain the fact that some third party gets paid and gets to incarcerate someone after they have already resolved their dispute and paid their price?
It's the same thing as me watching my neighbor hit a child's bike with his car, give the kid the money or buy the kid another bike, and I walk over there and charge him a fine for negligence and endangerment. Obviously its none of my business and it would be crazy for any of us to walk around doing this, but for some reason when a cop does it, its called justice.
They can't even claim the fine as a fee for their involvement because they are paid by tax dollars. That should be enough and they have no basis for asking for money, its just robbery and extortion.
comment and spread the word
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