14A – Restore Freedom with Katherine Henry

Do Your Homework 2.116 – Get Involved Challenge S1E21
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Do Your Homework 2.116 – Get Involved Challenge S1E21

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Do Your Homework 2.116 – Get Involved Challenge S1E21

Didn’t catch our Get Involved Challenge for “Motions to Dismiss – What are they?” We talked about: Look at and read ALL of MCR 2.116 to learn the different ways you are able to defend yourself. You either have experienced, are experiencing, or will experience a situation where either you are bringing a claim that somebody is trying to get dismissed or a claim is being brought against you in a civil or criminal case. You need to know how to DEFEND YOUR RIGHTS.

• Michigan Court Rules can be found here: tinyurl.com/2p949utn

You can watch it at youtu.be/3GzMpgbVoxA

By Lori DeVries|2022-12-08T10:06:46-05:00May 25, 2022|Categories: Get Involved, Videos|Tags: 14A, 5A, Allegan, Allegan County, argument, Brief, Case Dismissed, court, Court Rules, Criminal v Civil, Due Process, judge, Justice, Life Liberty Property, Motion, Motion to Dismiss, Procedural Due Process, Prosecutor, Substantive Due Process, We The People|0 Comments

Motions to Dismiss – What are they? – Restore Freedom Weekly #21
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Motions to Dismiss – What are they? – Restore Freedom Weekly #21

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Motions to Dismiss – What are they? – Restore Freedom Weekly #21

Didn’t catch our RFW episode? We discussed: Can you use these in criminal cases or civil cases? What law allows you to file these? What do they look like? What are some reasons you can request a case to be dismissed? Whether you have a case currently pending or not; whether you have an attorney representing you or not; whether you have any prior legal knowledge or not, this is definitely an episode you don’t want to miss!

You can watch it at youtu.be/TdnqcSj_7Oc or listen at tinyurl.com/3p2xvyj9

By Lori DeVries|2023-02-05T15:03:32-05:00May 23, 2022|Categories: Restore Freedom Weekly|Tags: 14A, 5A, Allegan, Allegan County, argument, Brief, Case Dismissed, court, Court Rules, Criminal v Civil, Due Process, judge, Justice, Life Liberty Property, Motion, Motion to Dismiss, Procedural Due Process, Prosecutor, Substantive Due Process, We The People|0 Comments

Due Process in the US and State Constitutions – Constitution Segment Recap S1E20
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Due Process in the US and State Constitutions – Constitution Segment Recap S1E20

Constitution Segment Recap

Due Process in the US and State Constitutions – Constitution Segment Recap S1E20

Didn’t catch our Constitution Segment Recap for “What is Due Process and what does it mean for me?” You can watch it at youtu.be/po-h13eM8JI or listen at tinyurl.com/3yxretv2. Legal citations for this week’s constitution segment: tinyurl.com/28ecarfp

By Lori DeVries|2023-02-05T15:04:29-05:00May 19, 2022|Categories: Constitution Segment Recap|Tags: 14A, 14th Amendment, 5A, Allegan, Allegan County, Constitution, court, Court Rules, Criminal Procedure, Due Process, Justice, law, Life Liberty Property, Michigan, Procedural Due Process, Shall not be Deprived, Substantive Due Process, Trial, We The People|0 Comments

Sharing is Caring, Tell Others – Get Involved Challenge S1E20
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Sharing is Caring, Tell Others – Get Involved Challenge S1E20

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Sharing is Caring, Tell Others – Get Involved Challenge S1E20

Didn’t catch our Get Involved Challenge for “What is Due Process and what does it mean for me?” We talked about: This week we are challenging you to explain to at least 3 people this week what Due Process is (and what Substantive and Procedural Due Process are). Help us spread the education farther by teaching others what you’re learning from Restore Freedom.

You can watch it at youtu.be/AnzfKth8BvE

By Lori DeVries|2022-12-07T19:45:19-05:00May 18, 2022|Categories: Get Involved, Videos|Tags: 14A, 14th Amendment, 5A, Allegan, Allegan County, Constitution, court, Court Rules, Criminal Procedure, Due Process, Justice, law, Life Liberty Property, Michigan, Procedural Due Process, Shall not be Deprived, Substantive Due Process, Trial, We The People|0 Comments