LaVidaRoja wrote:David -
Allow me to try to explain something to you in terms you can understand.
1. If someone using your methods has been successful in Court, THAT IS A MATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD.
2. Their (the party who used your method) name and the nature of the action are ALREADY in the public view.
3. Not giving sufficient information regarding the action to anyone here only makes YOU appear as a buffon who really has no success.
4. That public record may be in Colorado, or in Alaska, or in Maine, or anywhere else in the jurisdiction of the US Courts.
5. Without a name, and a Court, no one can see that your methods really work.
6. If you really have had success with your methods, in a Court, and a case CAN be cited, your standing on this forum will increase greatly.
7. Do you want to be precieved as a lying fool or as a master of Court methods?
8. It's your choice.
I am afraid that you do not understand. The topic is refusal for cause. A traffic ticket for example will never get to the courthouse within three days because of this right.
Three Day Rule.
Reference to Page 83
Suppose you have a traffic ticket and you identify yourself correctly to the police officer. You have a right to treat that ticket as a commercial presentment. So you write Refusal for Cause on it and you send it to the chief of police within 72 hours of the presentment. In an honest world, that is the end of the matter.
It is not always an honest world so you might avoid court later by establishing the facts now - an evidence repository. You send a copy to the US courthouse with a clerk instruction to file it into your evidence repository and while you are at it, send a copy of the clerk instruction to the chief of police so that he knows that you can prove that you R4C'd timely. All you need to do is get a certified copy from the US clerk of court.
R4C Hollywood.
That is what I was telling you about earlier. You might check the docket to see if the cause gets to the courthouse. If it does, that means that the chief of police is defrauding the court - he never apprised the judge that you refused for cause. So you show up restricted appearance with a certified copy of the R4C and the judge is grateful that you came to prevent a fraud on his court.
The way to prove this works would be to produce a
Refused for Cause presentment and then show you the certificate of search from the clerk of court at that courthouse that no cause was ever filed by the police.
Regards,
David Merrill.