tommyrp12
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LOL, but I know submitting instead of asserting your rights would make you more likely to end up in jail. There is two ways to do things in this world by consent or by force. eliminate the presumption that you have contracted or surrendered your rights and they have no standing, so how can they force you to perform ?
I even had a person drop charges against me,then had the state immediately pick them up in the same trial, and watched my treasonous bastard attorney sit there and smile with no help offered. I was asked if I would surrender my rights, then I said I guess so because I was nervous and had no clue what I was doing at the time, but then they found without a ruling, which to this day I have not found the definition of it. my question is if they could force us into cells,and she could have done anything at that point because I was in her jurisdiction , why would they even bother asking ?
That's my experience.
I even had a person drop charges against me,then had the state immediately pick them up in the same trial, and watched my treasonous bastard attorney sit there and smile with no help offered. I was asked if I would surrender my rights, then I said I guess so because I was nervous and had no clue what I was doing at the time, but then they found without a ruling, which to this day I have not found the definition of it. my question is if they could force us into cells,and she could have done anything at that point because I was in her jurisdiction , why would they even bother asking ?
That's my experience.