What a few of us are trying now is to petition for declaratory relief after the inferior courts steam roll over a demurrer, deny a motion to suppress, and deny a motion to arrest a judgement. Appeals courts just review the process, not issues of law, so that becomes a dead end/ monetary and time drain.
Every political crime or mere statutory violation/complaint lacks probable cause on its face. If a cop is "stating probable cause" then he is the injured party and cannot bring a criminal complaint, or one on behalf of his agency, at least in the common law. Common law is the rule of decision in almost all of the states. Soooo... someone else needs to swear out an affidavit so that the cop or agency can have authority to act. For at some point, there must be someone who is going to take liability or at least responsablility off of the court officers should they be acting with authority and the charges are not proven.
On the flip side, there must be a sworn statement of injury or damage for the court to proceed with lawful authority. Usually what the cops and agencies do to keep the warrant from being attacked is to bring it under a separate and different case number than the complaint. Using it in the complaint gives it the presumption that it is sufficient as it has not yet been attacked and determined.
Sneaky and corrupt little bastards they are.
RE: The case of former political prisoner of conscience Nicolas Worthing
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
The case of former political prisoner of conscience Nicolas Worthing