So I have just returned from court again!! Today was to set a trial date, for the charges against the crown and the cop. I used the notice of mistake as I had last week on the same justice. He said he wouldn't discuss it again! I said he was incompetent and he didn't mind and asked him to recuse himself, he said no!! These mother fuckers are pissing me off!! I have a trial in JUne 17/18 and another Oct 28/29. I am soooo pissed right now!! Who do these fuckers think they are? The next step I will do is lien the charges!! VERY FRUSTRATING!!
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Pete Daoust
Philip Laforet, Are you the plaintif in this ? :/
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Philip Laforet
ACCUSED!!Remember they charged me for sending letters to them?
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Pete Daoust
Ok...sorry, but you say: for the charges against the crown and the cop....what charges against them ?
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Colin Stephen Tonks
We are experiencing the same here, Philip. The 'Beaks' did not recognise us as a 'Friend of the Court' (AMICUS CURIAE) acting 'in behalf of the PERSON' and refused to deal with the NOTICE OF MISTAKE. They want a conviction, one way or the other. The Hearing for Sentencing is this morning.
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Pete Daoust
Philip Laforet, you say: Today was to set a trial date, for the charges against the crown and the cop...WHO CHARGE THEM ?????
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Philip Laforet
My last resort is to put a lien on the charges! Then cause a rukus in the courtroom!!
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Philip Laforet
Sorry, I was charged by them for sending them letters, sorry my bad, I can't edit it now!!
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Pete Daoust
Fuck that gets mixed-up :/
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Pete Daoust
They've charged you with WHAT ? ...sending letters, I don't get it, unless you've attached grenades on these letters ?
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Philip Laforet
Colin try to lien the charges through PPSA, u need the file number, Minisrty of the Attorney general, (ontario) $28.00 Visa or Mastercard, they instantly give you conformatiom , print and bring into court.
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Philip Laforet
Oh yea, they charged me with harassment and inciting fear, because I mentioned where a judge lived, didn't sent it to a judge, but the cop and crown now think I am stalking them and are afraid. I am 50 yrs old and have a fucking curfew!! But, I am ususally in bed by 9 anyway!! They are totally afraid of me, lawsuits and liens!!
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Pete Daoust
OK....good luck :)
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Pete Daoust
OK, I don’t get NOTHING of what you guys are saying—HELP me please
You get ARRESTED for whatever and you are brought to jail
You shut up and don’t touch a pen (no business implied and/or expected)
And you are force to go to court—eventually
You try to have someone file a NOTICE OF MISTAKE into court for you
You start by reserving ALL RIGHTS, and you read the NOTICE OF MISTAKE
WHAT THEN…..?
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Philip Laforet
Thanks Pete, these people are idiots!! They think they can do what they want with you!! I am going to lien the charges tomorrow and see what that does. I can tell by the looks of their faces they are afrard. They are sending in an out of Judge and crown, thinking I won't find out where they live. Big deal I don't need an address to put a lien on their law licences!! lol!!
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Philip Laforet
Pete they as much as said Pfff! They don't do points of order and they couldn't understand the notice of mistake!
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Pete Daoust
On the beginning of all this Philip Laforet, have you been arrested ?
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Philip Laforet
Yes, no warrent.
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Pete Daoust
Have they brought you to the police station or to jail ?
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Philip Laforet
Police station then to court and the duty council said she was my lawyer, she wasn't. Then she said to remand me into custody took me 5 days to get out. They brought in a crown and J.P from London and tried to keep me in, didn't work. I was in court all day until 6:30, but i won.
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Pete Daoust
To the police station: What happened there ?: Have you signed anything ?
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Philip Laforet
I didn't sign anything there, no finger prints either. I did sign the bail papers under duress.
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Pete Daoust
And what does that mean you've signed the bail paper under duress ?
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Philip Laforet
I said the bail papers, my name UNDER DURESS> What is it supossed to mean?
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Pete Daoust
I'm ASKING you ?
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Philip Laforet
Beats me, I guess, against my will?
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Pete Daoust
Have they put a gun on your head and said....signe here ?
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Pete Daoust
That's most of our situation here....we've guessed so much :D
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Philip Laforet
No gun to my head, but it is implied if you don't sign you don't get out!! KIDNAPPING!!
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Under duress= under threat or coercion. You can also put Vi by your sig which is short for Vi Coaticus which means basically--the oppressor made me do it. Were they wearing a firearm when they asked you to sign anything?
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Pete Daoust
By signing this bail stuff, you've said: indeed I UNDERSTAND, indeed I accept doing business with you, and indeed I will enter a guilty or a non-guilty plea in court Scott Duncan, I'm I right here ?
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Pete Daoust
Have you ENTERED a plea in court Philip Laforet ?
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Philip Laforet
Not the person who I signed it with, but they did kidnap me with guns, the cop in the courtroom had a gun. It is a differnt ball game reading stuff than actually being there. No I have not entered a plea. I my first case they entered it for me!!
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Pete Daoust
What person you've signed it with ? ....and I know the game Philip Laforet, been there a few times :D
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Philip Laforet
It was signed with the clerk of the court and it said i appeared infront of her, but I didn't, that is fraud, no?
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Pete Daoust
You CAN'T sign ANYTHING ... absolutly NOTHING :)
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Philip Laforet
I signed on my previous charge, the cops said they could make me, I guess she lied? They all fucking lie, nothing but bullshit, I am too trusting and believe them!
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Signed it with? Who approached you with the document? Who was in front of you with the doc they wanted you to sign? And I know where you're coming from, if you don't sign, they keep your ass.
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
@Philip, we are in Australia. Besides, the Hearing for Sentencing commences in about an hour. I won't be attending as I am not the PERSON, but the MAN ... the Beaks acknowledged that during past hearings.
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Philip Laforet
It was the clerk downstairs, ya I figured if I didn't I would not get out or get tazered. I could recind the contract, but they never gave me an original.
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Pete Daoust
So you've accepted to SIGN to get your freedom back, but in reality, you've gave them EVERYTHING they needed to fuck you good...., so far, this is the only way I can see it...and I've done the same exact thing in the pass, because I was soooo IGNORANT :D
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Pete Daoust
They've offered you a TENDER FOR LAW, and created a brand spanking new PACKING SLIP, and you've signed the fucking thing....
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Philip Laforet
As I said I will now lien the charges, so they can't do anything with them. If need be I will cause chaos in the courtroom!!Promise to lien everyone's bonds licences etc, what the fuck else can i do?
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Pete Daoust
I don't know what else can you do, but BEFORE I would do ANYTHING, I would explaine my situation from A to Z, to a guy like Scott Duncan, !....he may have some nice TIPS for you ;)
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Pete Daoust
I would tell him EVERYTHING....all the wrong guessing stupidity I've made :D ( no offense Philip Laforet )
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
Vi Coactus is to be written before the signature not after, and Philip Laforet calm down buddy. The not getting finger printed is what I want to prevent next time. Who has done that successful under religious or privacy grounds?
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
I have a warrant now also I guess after it was rejected it finally got approved eventually, I figured it would anyway.
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
I refused to let them fingerprint me. I was then allowed no visitors, no mail, no canteen. If you don't have canteen you don't have enough to eat. I had to give in and go with Vi Coaticus.
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
Vi Coactus or V.C. Before name
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Brenda Larson
In your first case, did you do anything about them entering a plea for you? Philip Laforet
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Pete Daoust
How can you pretend of being kidnapped and receive mail, visitors and have access to canteen ? :-D
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Philip Laforet
IIn the first case I threatened to lien the law licence for the judge, but he is retiring at the end of the month Brenda Larson what else can I do?
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Brenda Larson
The way I understand it is that when the judge enters a plea for you he has assumed power of attorney over you. You would need to have sent in an affidavit within 3 days to correct this.
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Brenda Larson
notice of mistake might also fix it?
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Philip Laforet
When he did that, he gave me no time to object, he immediatly wrote something down. I have seen others do it in a split second.
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Philip Laforet
The last judge last week said they don't do point of order!
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Philip Laforet
I know what it is, but when they ignore it?
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Philip Laforet
Unless there is any objection from the court
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
who court is it after you state "ALL RIGHTS RESERVED" ?
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Philip Laforet
MINE!! But they ignore it, it has happened every time!!! It is easier sad than done!!
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Philip Laforet
I know I am a bit weak, but them I lose it and go nuts!! I wwill be ready for the first trial on JUne 17th!!
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Philip Laforet
Also I hate a crowded court room, they people think I'm nuts already. I was so pissed when I walked out today!!
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Philip Laforet
I have overtime used most of these tactics, not the pounding on the podium though!! They are nervous with me, I tried to ask the crown his name to day and he ran away!!
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
They shake when you ask them if they are a public trustee, or not.
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Philip Laforet
I did fear them, now they fear me I just have to gain some strenght! They are so arrogant!!
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Derek Hill
wth you doing. notice of mistake and your done. dont fucking appear.
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Philip Laforet
Derek, they will put out a warrant for sure!! I know that!
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Derek Hill
WHO GIVES A SHIT
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Derek Hill
seriously lien the warrant then, again you are not accountable by them. if you let a stuypid warrant scare you you are really hopeless
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Philip Laforet
Derek I am not afraid of a stupid warrant, I am not hopeless, keep your negative comments to yourself. I do not feel like getting arrested AGAIN! It is a hassle and I do not like to bother people to bail me out! Thanks for your 2 cents!
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Philip Laforet
Outcast Frisbey no I did not see the invite
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David Johansen
when you go, push the date up 6 months so we can help to get you ready. you need to get a couple other people and rehearse...
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Ceit Butler
Knowing how to sign things properly should be one of the first things you learn. ALWAYS sign EVERY thing " By: Your Name, non assumpsit" and when in court, I added "Restricted Signature, Restricted Capacity" underneath my signature and then drew a box around the entire thing. Simple...
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Ceit Butler
Drawing a box around something REMOVES it from the document. So technically, you have signed that piece of paper...but NOT the document that paper contains.
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Pete Daoust
OK Kate Butler, but what if I just don't sign ?
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Ceit Butler
I really didn't have the time to waste sitting around in their jail, in shackles, so they offered bail and I signed while still avoiding surety. Isn't that the better solution?
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Pete Daoust
As long as it REALLY work, it is the best solution...
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
I avoided surety too by doing just like you did. THEY didn't see it that way. The inferior courts are bullshit.
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
the bail condition papers here in Michigan are boxed all around the signature line completely in thick lines, Philip Laforet the magistrate here in Mich also wrote stuff down immediately after I made my declarations at my first appearance while being held in their custody on warrant.
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Philip Laforet
Oh they are just waiting to write shit down, like the little bitches ther are!! They do not give you a second to think or object. If you don't use the EXACT word they are looking for game over!! FUCKING PUBLIC SERVANTS!! Good help is so hard to find!!
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
yup, be swift and just regain control after they do something against your position, and appearing alone doesn't consent its entering the 3 options of their way to make a plea that seals the deal.
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
at least here they only give 3 ways to plea.
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
and there is actually other ways to plea if ye so choose to do so.
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Same here. And when they entered the plea for me I asked if they were stepping down from the bench to practice law and if they thought they represented me, they were fired. Surrounded by sheriffs, not allowed to talk.....
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Such as?
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
plea in abatement is one way
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Bill Wiethaup
I saw something about that awhile ago. It got lost in my studies. So much it's hard to keep track of.
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
http://www.constitution.org/bouv/bouvier_a.htm
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David Johansen
the four corners rule of contracting, that which is boxed sepperately is not part of...
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David Johansen can u post a reference of that or a link? i need to see the source of that info.
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