Thomas Goggins, 42, was allegedly driving more than 90 mph without lights or siren before he slammed into a SUV, killing a 74-year-old great grandmother.
Allegan County Prosecutor Myrene Koch on Sept. 29 charged former deputy Goggins with misdemeanor moving violation causing death in the June accident.
Read more at tinyurl.com/27kcsjy4
Didn’t catch our RFW episode? We discussed: Gag Orders, Public Access to Court Proceedings, Media Coverage – What the Constitution requires. Can a court prohibit access? What are your rights to access court hearings? Lessons from Allegan Trespass Case… Including the pending Motion Hearing!
Links discussed in this video are;
• Notice to Appear – Motion Hearing 09/01/22: tinyurl.com/yvf5tnk7
• Motion & Brief – Declaratory Relief Open Hearings: tinyurl.com/mr2x26r7
• Ex Parte Mtn re Records Request, POS, Proposed Order: tinyurl.com/4wppx8m6
You can watch it at youtu.be/WFVYELTVKCc or listen at tinyurl.com/y575tjmk
James 1:25 tells us “But the one who looks into the perfect law, the law of liberty, and perseveres, being no hearer who forgets but a doer who acts, he will be blessed in his doing.” So, keep in mind all the things we are trying to teach you each week, especially the lessons that come out of the Allegan County Election Day case, and use those to continue your own fight for freedom. Don’t forget that information, but use it to be most effective in the freedom-fighting actions you do. (See Resources from Allegan County case doc: and Allegan case links: https://tinyurl.com/mrcet3wv)
Didn’t catch our RFW episode? We discussed: Circuit court appeal brief, Allegan Case “With our family on our way to my mother in law’s funeral today, this episode is going to be short, but I still wanted to at least provide you with some resources and encouragement in your own fight for freedom.
• The document I discuss in the video can be found at tinyurl.com/4hfuyf3p
You can watch it at youtu.be/2kT7AzQ6DCE or listen at tinyurl.com/mr33wk4b
Didn’t catch our RFW episode? We discussed: Jurisdiction – does the court have the authority to hear your case? The court MUST have appropriate jurisdiction in order to make any decisions in a case. What are the types of jurisdiction? What is REQUIRED to happen if the court doesn’t have the appropriate jurisdiction?
• Katherine’s documents in the Allegan County Election Day Case provide more info on jurisdiction: https://tinyurl.com/2p8j9j83.
• A more in-depth legal analysis of subject matter jurisdiction can be found in the documents Katherine filed last year in the case: https://tinyurl.com/yck8bzvy and https://tinyurl.com/5ct5ahbn
You can watch it at youtu.be/HXYPtCxWKfM or listen at tinyurl.com/ycknwsjz
The trial judge in Katherine’s case ruled that she has NO right to make any legal challenges to the case brought against her – meaning it’s ok for the Prosecutor to charge her with something that is NOT a crime!
So this week, we talked about Motions to Dismiss a court case – and discovered the law says ALL accused DO have the right to challenge the illegality of cases brought against them.
But the Bible addresses this issue more simply: You shall do no injustice in court. Leviticus 19:15
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
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
Didn’t catch our Biblical Insight for “What is Due Process and what does it mean for me?” Verses mentions in this week’s Biblical insight are:
John 7:24 – “Stop judging by mere appearances, but instead judge correctly.” (Substantive due process)
Proverbs 31:9 – “peak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.” (Procedural due process)
You can watch it at youtu.be/ou7nv80dPvo
Didn’t catch our Freedom Fighting Tools for “What is Due Process and what does it mean for me?” We talked about: Due process tools, from the Allegan case to state ‘Code of Criminal Procedure’. Use these tools to better understand how Due Process is supposed to be applied in our every day, individual liberties and rights.
• Allegan Case: Procedural Due Process Appeal Brief – tinyurl.com/5n6t5j29
• Allegan Case: Substantive Due Process Appeal Brief – tinyurl.com/2p8haxcp
• MI Code of Criminal Procedure – tinyurl.com/ypu6tumr
• FL Code of Criminal Procedure – tinyurl.com/mvn2bsnc
• TX Code of Criminal Procedure – tinyurl.com/2p8ucedj
You can watch it at youtu.be/-4JybJ1O81A
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
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
Didn’t catch our RFW episode? We discussed: We have all heard of “due process,” but do we know what it means? Many Americans do NOT know where Due Process is in the Constitution; most Americans don’t know what types of Due Process are protected by the Constitution or what the US Supreme Court has said is covered by the Due Process Clause . . . Join us for this week’s Episode of Restore Freedom Weekly to learn about Substantive and Procedural Due Process and gain invaluable information on how to protect your rights.
You can watch it at youtu.be/QgATBD5Jn8g or listen at tinyurl.com/597hxrnf
