[trooper2ls]

I don't know DM personally, but from what I do know and have read here.. he is not ignorant.

It seems that many people stumble upon this forum because they have a "big" problem and they are looking for a quick free answer to their prayers. The problem is that everyone should do their own due diligence. Each state has different laws and procedures. Each court has slight variations in process and procedure. So that being said... it is unreasonable to expect someone you don't know from Adam to do all your work for you and come up with a solution to your problem free of charge.

I think it is admirable that DM and the other senior members here dedicate as much time and effort as they do, at no cost, to help educate newcomers to the truth about the world we are stuck in.

R4C is not a "magic bullet" that will cure any and all legal issues in a single shot. To represent yourself Pro Se you need to learn as much as you can and be sharp as a tack before you take on a battle with the system.

I personally without the help of this forum have successfully used R4C as an asset on a few occasions. I have also sucessfully used conditional acceptance. Depending on the situation and the laws of your jurisdiction different approches to defense are necessary in different situations. For instance the defense for a traffic ticket would be quite different than an IRS lien.

Additionally there are members here who represent the side of the attorners and they have been frequently accused of dis-information/mis-information, but in reality they provide a good idea of what you would expect from an attorner or judge so you have better be prepared for these types of arguements in your defense stratagy. Attorners are educated and conditoned to have a particular mindset and have a duty to uphold their system and peers. It is a private club.. and if you don't want to play by their rules.. your career will be very short.

Bottom line is this system revolves around contracts.. so you need to know your word definitions and your contract law and procedures to have any measure of success.

This forum provides a good medium to discuss and argue points about many issues that we face in today's society. It should never be used as a "cut and paste" answer site for curing your woes.

I have attached a number of relevant documents that outline contracts and the courts. The case law document is sort of a big cheat sheet that has case cites for various situations.

For those who are new to all of this.. don't be afraid to ask questions and seek answers. I have been seeking the truth for about 15 years and I have only begun to scratch the surface...and I have resources that are not available to most .. so don't feel bad about not knowing all the answers. Don't get frustrated, just keep digging. The truth is hidden in plain view you just have to understand what you are looking at.


..J