JT returns to share some analysis on a number of ongoing legal-attacks that we’re following in legal-land, and Noel from MI joins in the last segment to provide an update on his recent attempt of effective damage-control.
Show Notes:
The campaign to end daylight savings time.
Disengaging from the political circus.
Defeating counter-arguments against veganism.
Mesa police officer who shot unarmed man ‘in shock’ from second-degree murder charge.
Marc’s number of interactions with the infamously abusive Mesa PD.
The statist double-standard evidenced in the confidence that the ruling-class have when it comes to not being criminally charged for their easily provable criminal actions.
Spotlighting one of the rare cases where statists eat their own: a former cop convicted of rape.
Litigating with the wisdom that an issue of fact is much stronger than an issue of law/legal-opinion.
Dodgy Dan Evans‘ long-standing decline to come on the show to defend his opinions and conclusions because he can’t stand actually being challenged.
Blunt assertions of power and logic.
The more specific they have to be exposes the lack of merit their position actually has.
IRS attorney Jennifer Ruben lied when she said “the taxpayer relied on frivolous arguments” when the defense/”taxpayer” was trying to use the IRS’s own statements/admissions that they “weren’t qualified and had no evidence” to support the basis of their complaint.
Prosecutors must have facts to substantiate their legal assertions and charges. (duh)
IRS attorney Jennifer Ruben’s 10 points rebutting the defendant’s position was entirely based upon legal opinion and not a single bit of fact.
The common fate of statesmen that suddenly catch a terminal case of integrity, such as with Budd Dwyer.
Greg Bernstein claims they “don’t need evidence” to substantiate their assertions and that whether the law applies is “a matter of law.”
Struggling with the statist double-standard with Greg Bernstein.
“A blunt assertion of power is the price we pay for a civilized society.”
Countering dismissive responses, like the overzealous excuse of “frivolous“, to your questions of evidence.
Sam Harris believes that “if you’re an anarchist; you’re an imbecile.”
Upping the $5,000 challenge to anyone who can produce evidence of a citizen or STATE.
Terry’s latest persecutorial legal-attack: a $50,000 bail bond set for a minor traffic violation.
Noel spent 5 days in the slammer for contempt for asking for clarification.
The clerk could not file the defendant’s motions because there was no case or complaint filed in their system at the time of arraignment.
Filing a writ of prohibition and motion to change the judge to stop the judge from abusing you with jail-time for questioning the prosecution’s evidence.
The issue of challenging jurisdiction can be made at any time.
The inherent conflict-of-interest between the varying STATE court officers.
A pre-trial hearing is when you are supposed to receive discovery and Brady material on all the facts and evidence (including exculpatory) the prosecution has against you.
Pro-tip: the only way to overcome a motion to dismiss based on a lack of evidence is to produce the evidence in question.
Why would they fight a traffic ticket where the defendant is intending to plead guilty?
Filing a claim with risk management against the county when you’ve got an abusive judge or prosecutor.
Excellent support for prepping for litigation from the NSP group-chat.
Going into court pro per knowing that sticking up for yourself comes with its risks.
The post NSP – Mar 12, 2016 – Co-host: JT and Guest: Noel appeared first on MarcStevens.net.
The post NSP – Mar 12, 2016 – Co-host: JT and Guest: Noel appeared first on MarcStevens.net.