The 3 Layers of Challenging Jurisdiction/ Never Too Late
Does one need to file a restricted appearance/ memorandum of law to challenge subject matter jurisdiction?
The reason i ask is that if someone refuses for causes within the 72 hours, there shouldnt even be a adminstrative hearing set by the judge. The refusal for cause is suppose to vacate the hearing right away. Or do you need to combine the refusal for cause with a restricted apperance/memorandum.. im sure filing a "restricted appearance" is redudant if one has already cured remedy in court of comptent jurisdiction if you all ready filed you refusal for cause paperwork in a timely manner? The restricted appearance would only come into play if you have missed the 72 hour deadline? then if you have missed the 72 hour deadline, you can still challenge subject matter jurisdiction through your restricted appearance?
but to take this one step further, Marc Stevens doesnt even file his restricted apperance? He has successfully vacated all charges by just challenging jurisdicting by him being proficient in court proceedings? Which makes me conclude that one could miss the 72 hour deadline, one could then fail to file a restricted apperance after they missed the 72 hour deadline, and still have charges vacated, when the prosecuter cant answer questions like cause of action, what is a state, et cetra like marc does?
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