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Old 03-12-2004, 11:28 PM
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Re:Proof that plaintiff attorney lied.

Montana,

Your chances of winning were never cosmic. They were inevitable.
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Old 03-12-2004, 11:39 PM
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Montana,
Jersee is correct, victory is yours, just apply your ever growing knowledge.


"It is my understanding that attorneys can not testify as they do not qualify as a competent witness.& Testimony from a competent witness is one of the things required to have a court.& Also, they are presumed under oath because of the oath that they take to uphold the constitution.& However,& there must be some way around this for them because otherwise I don't think that they would so readily purger themselves."


You are correct, if they appear as an attorney representing the "firm" that purchased the debt, they cannot testify or submit their own affidavits, etc. THEY CANNOT PLACE ANYTHING INTO EVIDENCE, PERIOD. If the attorney(s)&attempt to do so, object, object, object. If the "firm" submits affidavits, no problem. You have the RIGHT to direct examination to rebut the affidavit. If they are not present, to bad! The only way around this&dilema would be if someone purchased the debt in their personal capacity and then named themselves as the plaintiff. They cound then stand in court as the plaintiff, not&an attorney. That would allow them to testify, but they still have the issue of the Law referred to above!


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Old 03-12-2004, 11:44 PM
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Thank you both for your kind words.


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SJ,
The due process clause and the fourteenth amendment give us access to ALL law in every state.


Anastasoff v. United States of America 223 F.3d 898 (2000) is increadible. I will upload it.


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Re:Proof that plaintiff attorney lied.

Jim,

Thanks for that contribution, that ruling is definately one we can use to our advantage.

Here is the link:
http://www.suijuris.net/main/suijuri...ile.php?lid=83

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Montana,


Please download "Objections to Evidence and Testimony" from this site.


You may find what you need in there.


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