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Originally Posted by Logan

Hello all,

I just wanted to inform everyone that I got my "careless operation" charge dismissed today for failure to submit a sworn affidavit of claim or a verified complaint.

Congratulations!

The judge verified that a claim must be sworn to and that I could have him dismiss the charges then and there with no guarantee of a resubmittal or I could waive that and continue with the trial.

I could not understand what I could further gain from waiving the dismissal, so I stated that I just wanted all of them to leave me alone and that I wanted all further acts of aggression towards me be ceased and that I just wanted to go because I was hungry and wanted something to eat. The courtroom laughed.

Good idea.

The Judge dismissed the charge and remitted my originally held bond money of $230, which I submitted under duress during my brief stay in county lockup over the original FTA charge concerning this matter.

Over all, I think I did well. I kept a level head. I asked questions about the foundation of the claim. I acted courteously and in good conscience. I tried to see this forum for what is really was. These people were not malevolent in nature, just misguided and I was there only to answer the threat of violence I was placed under.

I like.

The claim was based upon hearsay with no competent fact witness, no verified claim, no subject matter invoking jurisdiction. They had no power outside violence and I made that abundantly clear. I even referred to my treatment at one point as "tortureous".

I waited afterwards to ask the prosecutor if he intended on rebilling the claim and serving me again and he replied that he did not know yet and that the matter pended
review.

Any advise on what to do at this point? If they rebill it, I still have all the evidence of the claim based upon hearsay and the SOS statement of a failure to locate the Officer Oath. So it would seem that it is in their best interest to let this one go.

Hopefully.

P.S. The trooper would not talk to me afterwords, but the other person involved in the accident spoke to me in length afterwords. My judgment: Cops unfriendly-fellow sovereigns friendly.

This is often the case.