Derek Moran
Scott Duncan "Would you like to recuse yourself"? - This always works
This actually claims your rights, and turfs the Justice.
Scott Duncan The second you suspect it; "Your Honour your conduct has caused me to reasonably believe that you have formed a biased position as regards this matter, and could serve to damage my interests. Would you please recuse yourself"?
(Note: ending that question with "..you sanctimonious, worthless parasitic bitch"? ...is optional.)
Derek Moran Do you have to call-out- "Point-of-Order" first, before you say that?
Scott Duncan No. In fact this would fall under OBJECTION. You OBJECT to a sanctimonious, worthless parasitic bitch ruling on the matter.
POINT OF ORDER serves to POINT out an error and/or MISTAKE.
Derek Moran You have mentioned before NOT to MOTION to/with the court, as you are unwittingly consenting to their jurisdiction, Scott?
Scott Duncan YES! Martin Sutton almost did that. Darren the cop was all for it. If Darren the cop says it, you probably should try figure out why you shouldn't... RIGHT MARTIN?
Eamonn O Brien If a writ is an order of the court on behalf of one party to the other how do you file for the court to issue one? Am I understanding it properly even...?
Scott Duncan Praecipe.
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 5, page 540
