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T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! Most issues are not appealable if you don’t raise them properly in the trial court, and many judges (unfortunately) don’t adhere to the law. So, while you should hope for the best, you should prepare for the likelihood of needing to appeal. Bottom line? Raise all of your legal arguments in writing or on the record to preserve them for possible appeal.
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T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! You may NOT be lawfully excluded from property open to the public through the use of trespass laws. The “First Amendment does not guarantee access to property simply because it is owned or controlled by the government,” but it does “protect[] a right of access to places traditionally open to the public.” Thus, you CANNOT be denied access to property open to the public, unless you are 1) obstructing normal operations or 2) interfering with others’ rights of normal use of the property. If you do that, you can be charged with Disturbing the Peace, etc., but you CANNOT be excluded from property open to the public “through the use of [] trespass laws.” US Supreme Court (1968 & 1981).
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T/F Tuesday Answer: TRUE! Although FR Crim Pro 10(a) requires the charges to be read to you AT the arraignment (not before), Due Process (5th & 14th Am) requires the govt to give you adequate Notice & Opportunity to be heard, which means the charges must be included in the Notice to Appear for Arraignment. Additionally, the 6th Am guarantees you the right to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation against you. #ConstitutionMatters
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T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! Although testimony is a given at Evidentiary hearings, most Motion hearings do not have testimony or evidence presented, rather, just legal argument from each side.
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T/F Tues Answer: TRUE! Court Rules require you to address each numbered paragraph of your opponent’s Motion, and any you don’t specifically deny will be treated as ADMITTED by you! So, even if you think it’s obvious that you deny an allegation, make sure you put that denial in writing! And for you “court rules are not laws” folks, this rule makes sense, so everyone can be on the same page about which issues are actually in dispute.
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Ipse Dixit is Latin for “something asserted but not proved,” or simply “it is because I say it is.” Attorneys try this tactic too often, so arming yourself with the truth & knowledge of the proper procedures is the best way to combat it!
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T/F Tues Answer: TRUE! While some motions are only available in civil OR criminal cases, pretrial Motions to Dismiss, in Limine, to Compel, to Quash Subpoena, & for More Definite Statement are common in civil AND criminal cases. They are also available in State AND Federal cases.
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T/F Tuesday Answer: TRUE! If by the plain reading of a court rule, it seems to apply to your case, you can’t just take a court staff member’s word for it that it doesn’t apply in your case. Ask them to explain where in the court rules or laws it says that rule doesn’t apply to your case. See written confirmation before relying on it. The last thing you want to do is lose your case because of a procedural misstep.
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T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! Even if you have a simple case, don’t pass over all the other laws. Thoroughly examine all of the other chapters in your state statutes to make sure you are not missing any that could greatly impact your case. As tedious and overwhelming as it may seem, it’s worth doing to ensure you are protecting your rights properly.
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T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! A legislator’s #1 job is NOT to pass all laws they deem necessary, but to ensure they & other government officials follow the Constitution! A bill might have the best of intentions & have benefits to society, but if it violates any part of the Constitution, it must not be passed! In our Republic, legislators work for us, not the other way around. So all laws must be clearly understandable, not overwhelming in number & not contradictory! Legislators in all 50 states have a lot of cleaning up to do!
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T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! While our efforts to crush tyranny work much more effectively with more people joining the freedom fight, even just 1 person can make a difference. YOU (& your phone recording) could be the difference between a traffic stop turned tragic incident & a stranger making it home safely, or between serving undeserved jail time & having a case dismissed!
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T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! While in Florida you have 30 days to appeal a municipal ordinance violation hearing, in Michigan you only have seven days to appeal an informal hearing or 21 days to appeal a formal hearing. So, don’t miss your time to appeal!
Ordinance Enforcement Appeals – True or False Tuesday S2E9! Want to answer this weeks’ Tuesday TRUE or FALSE Question? You can answer it at YouTube.com/@RestoreFreedom or on Telegram at t.me/RestoreFreedom! Make sure to check back at 10PM EST for the Answer!
