Tuesday’s True or False touched on an important misconception Americans have about appeals. Given it is such a common misconception, this week’s #GetInvolvedChallenge is to identify the portions of your state’s Constitution and court rules that explain the appellate jurisdiction of the courts in your state.
T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! In the US, if a judge doesn’t follow the law, that does not guarantee you the right to appeal to the next highest court. In fact, in most jurisdictions, you are only guaranteed one appeal (from District Court to Circuit Court, or Circuit Court to the Court of Appeals, etc.). If you want to appeal further, you generally have to ask the next highest court’s permission to even consider your case.
Right to Appeal? True or False Tuesday! Want to answer this weeks’ Tuesday TRUE or FALSE Question? You can answer it at Youtube.com/@RestoreFreedom/community! Make sure to check back at 10PM EST for the Answer!
You’ve just lost your case, and you know you need to appeal, but how in the world do you do that? Check out this week’s #FreedomFightingTool – a slideshow created to highlight the main aspects of protecting your rights before & during an appeal: restorefreedomkh.com/csr220
Legal forms, appeals, representing yourself – it can all be scary and overwhelming. This week’s #GetInvolvedChallenge is to practice taking that first step. Fill out this Claim of Appeal form https://restorefreedomkh.com/mc55 using this sample Civil Infraction Judgment https://wp.me/aecX6i-2c4. The process starts relatively the same in all states, so try this no matter which state you’re in.
Judges “shall judge the people fairly.” They shall “not pervert justice or show partiality,” instead “following justice and justice alone.” Deuteronomy 16:18-20. But many judges in our country now turn away from justice, instead supporting the tyranny and evil. But, We The People must stand up & fight back. Want to do your part to hold judges accountable to the law? Then start by educating yourself on the basics of court procedures, like appeals.
Didn’t catch our Get Involved Challenge for “Allegan Election Day 11-3-20 “Trespass” Case FINALLY Dismissed!”? We talked about:
Ask at least 1 LEO this week these 3 questions:
•What conduct is presumptively protected by the First Amendment? (If he looks confused & is in MI, share MCL 750.543z with him, then ask again.)
•Are Resolutions the same as Ordinances, and can you enforce Resolutions upon the public? (For example, can you arrest someone for “violating” a Resolution?)
•Have you heard of the Constitutional Sheriffs & Peace Officers Association?
You can watch it at youtu.be/_OCzjXm3X8A
Didn’t catch our RFW episode? We discussed: what it took to get it dismissed; what resources are available for YOU in these case documents; what are the next steps for Katherine, the deputies, the prosecutors & judges involved.
• Resources from Allegan Case: tinyurl.com/mryeu877
• Order of Dismissal:tinyurl.com/5n7u6wwa
You can watch it at youtu.be/ZuPdSbtn8D4 or listen at tinyurl.com/mr3y6cbz
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
