Dear Jerseee,
Thanks kindly for your reply. I would love to stop arguing... not only am I not good at it... the whole process is just such a waste of time.
Unfortunately, for now, I know just enought about HJR 192 to qualify as an idiot. Sadly, this is about 2 steps ahead of where I was last week. I am encouraged by your reply to me and I promise to learn more about the process you described in the coming months.
Thank you.
Today, I entered into my court record a 120 page brief, with judicial notice, on the illegalities of compelled arbitration and why same, provided as billing stuffers, do not constitute a valid contract (Myers v. MBNA, Montana, 2001). In court on Thursday, I will take an oath before I start speaking and I will do my best to keep the opposing attorney from issuing testimony. I will try to get the unauthenticated award thrown out as evidence and I will keep my cool when the judge and the opposing lawyer appear to be blood brothers in some secret fraternity that condones deception and intimidation as a valid alternative to justice. My chances are 50/50. I am working on how to present my case (verbally) now, and I will issue a report of how the anticipated hellride went on Friday, or as soon thereafter as I can bring myself to pull it all back into short-term memory.
The diligence that you and Ice and SuiJuris show in helping others is truly selfless and, as I hope you know, remarkably rare.