Nebraska

[David Merrill]

Originally Posted by Big Al

Wait for the demure from the prosecutor, and for the judge's denial on the paper work (vary important). That will be your proof of denial of due process. Remember always that each averment of a motion of subject matter jurisdiction must be answered in either a yes, no or I don't know manner. The burden of proof falls on the court and the prosecutor to proof they have jurisdiction. They will never answer you correctly as that would be proof they have no jurisdiction over you.

The problem is that proof of demurrer will not be heard in that court. You must become the judge and court if you cannot assemble a proper jury in common law to hear the cause.

In other words publish that demurrer at the county clerk and recorder.



Regards,

David Merrill.

P.S. The form is still incorrect - study coram nobis v. coram vobis some more. In the form coram nobis your writ of error must be coming from a court superior in stature within their system.

[Big Al]

[quote=David Merrill]The problem is that proof of demurrer will not be heard in that court. You must become the judge and court if you cannot assemble a proper jury in common law to hear the cause.

In other words publish that demurrer at the county clerk and recorder.



Regards,

David Merrill.

Not important that it's heard anyway, with the next filing they will dismiss. That is if your next filing is done properly. As far as filing with the court you are doing that anyway when you file your motion by registered mail same with the prosecutor and the judge all registered mail, notarized of course. Remember they are the ones doing the denial of your rights to due process. I hope that's clear enough?

[David Merrill]

An example of a dismissal and the demurrer would be helpful.

[Big Al]

Originally Posted by David Merrill

An example of a dismissal and the demurrer would be helpful.

I will be more than happy to do that David, once I figure out how to use this new scanner. I need to do something different than just a picture file with it. I had one of the IT guys (almost slipped and called them nerds, they read this site) over just to get it to work last week, now if I can just figure out how to inport into word???????????????

[David Merrill]

Originally Posted by Big Al

I will be more than happy to do that David, once I figure out how to use this new scanner. I need to do something different than just a picture file with it. I had one of the IT guys (almost slipped and called them nerds, they read this site) over just to get it to work last week, now if I can just figure out how to inport into word???????????????

You can easily upload .jpg and other image files less than 1.91 Mbytes.

[Big Al]

This busy server crap sucks, It just ate my reply

[charlesa6]

I know you have to type all over again.

[David Merrill]

Originally Posted by Big Al

This busy server crap sucks, It just ate my reply

Frustrating indeed. I have been able to Back arrow and salvage the post in the editing window but if it keeps up I will start block and saving before Submitting any large posts.

Is that a temporary thing, Admin?

[Codee]

Originally Posted by Smith

Yes, I know traffic is for practice and I am still new at this.

I believe that all of this crud is best exemplified in traffic court. They are the most corrupt and get away with it because "no one really cares." Well that's bull**** and if you get good enough to whoop ass on a traffic court then you should have more than an adequate table to stand on when fighting the feds.

I also agree... Coram Vobis. Check out William Thorton's site. I believe that guy talks about this.

I recomend his site here

[David Merrill]

William advocates coram nobis but then again, his example case about the bicycle helmet has gotten nowhere in a decade.

William and I agree on a lot of things. The concept of counterclaim is important. William works from the title private attorney.

http://friends-n-family-research.inf...m_Thornton.wmv
clip about private attorney

And so coram nobis applies because he is in theory forming the court of record within the court on no record; so the writs come from within that system.

Interesting that this incident occurred while the suitor was speeding to the Sunday morning William Thornton lecture.

http://friends-n-family-research.inf...and_Decree.rtf
court of record



Regards,

David Merrill.