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New info on Defense Counsel
First, I'm sorry about the missed call today, go ahead and DM anything you wanted my comments on. Second, defense counsel senior attorney opposing Tracy, in her case, has just had oral arguments before SCOTUS on the 3rd. So, Tracy is not only facing Phelps Dunbar international Law firm with 400+ attorneys but going against one of their elite class SCOTUS level attorneys. Tracy and I will react to it and give y'all the details. In the mean time you can check it out yourself. https://www.scotusblog.com/cases/case-files/olivier-v-city-of-brandon-mississippi/
New info on Defense Counsel
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@Sean Bumpaous It is impossible to revoke implied consent for strict liability laws. Some rules of the road laws are governed under implied consent, but others are strict liability. Now, most LEOs and Judges don't know the difference; for that matter nearly nobody understands the difference as only a few of us read dusty old law books.
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@Sean Bumpaous to be clear you can't consent to strict liability either because it's strict.
Is it true that they record hearings? Is there a way to see or get a record of that?
Also my judge had the DFCS reports sent to his chambers, how can I get a copy of that for myself to view? If requesting my case file do I need to do in both counties ? We have had cases in two
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@Miguel Cruz We asked for court permission for a certified court reporter to be present, and it was approved. We also have requested permission to set up 3 recording devices to then be transcribed by a certified court reporter and was approved.
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@Sean Bumpaous Looks like RCW 3.50xxxx covers municipal courts.
I'm new and don't know what to do
I am new to this group so I'm not sure where to post or who I can talk too. I have been trying to learn and understand law for several years now. I have watched hrs and hrs of videos on contract law. Also how the system works. I still have trouble understanding it. I feel like the reason it's so difficult is cause I don't understand these words that are used and their definitions. I get so lost when reading this stuff I get frustrated easy and put it down. Good thing is I keep going back to it but again I get so frustrated with it. I'm hoping this group can help me better understand what all these words mean. It's like a foreign language I start to think I understand but soon learn I was way off. What do I need to do or who can I talk to so that I can better understand what it is I'm reading? Again thank you so much for accepting me into the group. Hopefully you will see how eager I am to learn this stuff. I do have an extensive knowledge on some of this but here again I could be way off just cause of the language and their meanings. 🙂
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We have been taught so very little of what is required to read the Federal and State laws. I am working to consolidate an effective set of resources. Here is what a famous attorney from our past recommended: https://www.abrahamlincolnonline.org/lincoln/speeches/law.htm ...my judgment is, that he reads the books for himself without an instructor. That is precisely the way I came to the law. Let Mr. Widner read Blackstone's Commentaries, Chitty's Pleadings's -- Greenleaf's Evidence, Story's Equity, and Story's Equity Pleading's...
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@Sean Bumpaous that is good educational material but it's not controlling. Many terms are modified by case law and statutes so each jurisdiction could have the same term mean different things depending on the code or statute being used in context.
CB: Week 1: Ongoing Feedback
For week 1, we would love your feedback below. - Questions - Grammar - Content related
CB: Week 1: Ongoing Feedback
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As you go through the program, make notes, then come back here and share: any insights? any questions? was there enough homework or not enough?
§ 1983 Quiz
If you have not completed Tracy's Civil Rights assessment, then take a few minutes to gauge your knowledge. - 42 § 1983 Assessment
§ 1983 Quiz
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