Henrys’ case against City of OB status update! The circuit court rendered its order on appeal on 030724, in which Henrys were granted partial relief. Henrys appeal the remaining issues to the 5th District Court of Appeals through a Petition for Writ of Certiorari. Find the petition at wp.me/aecX6i-39j, appendix at wp.me/aecX6i-39I and the order at wp.me/aecX6i-39m. The rest of the case info can be found at RestoreFreedomKH.com/OBCase
Michigan Supreme Court (MSC) will hear oral arguments in 11 cases on Tuesday 4/16 and Wednesday 4/17 at 9:30 a.m. in the 6th floor courtroom at 925 W. Ottawa, Lansing. Oral arguments will be livestreamed from the MSC website. The notice of cases is posted on the oral arguments webpage. Follow the Court on Twitter to receive regular updates as cases are heard. https://wp.me/aecX6i-39a
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Given this week’s #GetInvolvedChallenge to become more acquainted with appeals terminology and general procedures, this week’s #FreedomFightingTool is the FL Pro Se Appeals Handbook, which is found at RestoreFreedomKH.com/of68
How much do you really know about appeals? You or a loved one can find yourself needing to appeal a case in the blink of an eye – especially a case brought against you! This week’s #GetInvolvedChallenge is to download this Appeal Handbook, and study at least the Table of Contents and the Glossary: RestoreFreedomKH.com/of68 It’s written for Florida Appeals, but many of the main concepts and terms are the same across the US.
Our LIVE Call-In Show this week was awesome! We had callers from Texas, Michigan and Florida. We discussed topics like malicious prosecution, conflict of interest, code enforcement, subject matter jurisdiction and occupational licenses! Join the discussion during our next LIVE Call-In Show TUESDAY 4/9/24 at 12PM EST!
Our LIVE Call-In Show this week was awesome! We had callers from Texas, Michigan and Florida. We discussed topics like malicious prosecution, conflict of interest, code enforcement, subject matter jurisdiction and occupational licenses! Check out that show at https://youtube.com/live/pMeLptWQ9e8?feature=share
T/F Tuesday Answer: TRUE! In many jurisdictions, like in Florida, a lower tribunal’s final decision generally must be appealed within 30 days, or the right to appeal is forever lost. While it makes sense to have finality when there are two private parties involved, this strict time limit is NOT appropriate in cases between the government and a private party. But they still apply it nonetheless. See FL Rules of Appellate Procedure 9.110(b)&(d) [civil cases], 9.140(b)(3) [criminal cases], 9.900 [format], and 9.100 [appeals by writ, such as secondary level appeals, etc.].
Appeal Time Limits? 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!
On March 20th, the Alabama Governor signed the law banning state funding of DEI at public schools and universities. Read more at https://wp.me/aecX6i-37o
On March 18, 2024, the Office of Civil Rights updated guidance documents to increase clarity for regulated healthcare entities and the public regarding the use of tracking technologies like Google & Meta: https://wp.me/aecX6i-37l
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Did you know court rules change on average at least once a year? This week’s #FreedomFightingTool is more of a Freedom Fighting Tip: when starting a new court case, or transitioning to a new stage in a case, find the most current set of your state’s court rules through your state’s Supreme Court website and check for any recent updates that apply to your case.
Relating to this week’s T or F topic, this week’s #GetInvolvedChallenge is to determine what your state’s procedures are when you want to appeal, but don’t have the automatic “right” to do so. Check your State’s Constitution and court rules for terms like “application for leave to appeal” or “appeal by leave” or petition for “writ of Certiorari” to appeal.
T/F Tuesday Answer: TRUE! Where there is no RIGHT to appeal (see last week’s T/F post), you must ask the appeals court to take your case through an Application for Leave to Appeal or a Petition for Writ of Certiorari, depending on your jurisdiction. In this brief, you must convince the court the importance of accepting your case.
Leave 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!
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A previously hidden transcript of an interview conducted by a U.S. House of Representatives panel that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol has been revealed, undermining a committee claim. https://wp.me/aecX6i-36K
South Carolina is now the 29th state to allow any resident who is legally able to carry a firearm to do so without a permit—so-called constitutional carry. https://wp.me/aecX6i-36C
PIC wrote a SCOTUS amicus curiae brief supporting Connecticut parents’ right to refuse childhood vaccinations required for school attendance. The lawsuit has moved closer to the rare opportunity of being heard by the Supreme Court—as SCOTUS has requested a response from the State of Connecticut to the accusations set before it. https://wp.me/aecX6i-34z
On March 8, 2024, the Florida State Legislature adjourned sine die from its 2024 legislative session with all anti-gun bills being defeated. Additionally, the House passed three pro-gun bills, House Bill 1223, restoring the ability for young adults to acquire firearms, House Bill 17, amending the mandatory waiting period for all firearm purchases made from licensed dealers to expire three days after the purchase, and House Bill 1615, further protecting your Second Amendment rights during a local state of emergency. Unfortunately, the Senate failed to consider these bills before the session ended.
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.
Our LIVE Call-In Show on 3/12 was great! We had callers from Missouri, New Hampshire, Alabama, Pennsylvania and California. We discussed topics like judge accountability, assistance of counsel & due process, 2A, unlawful arrests for speaking at public meetings, and preparing with the law for 1st Am auditing! Check out that show at youtube.com/live/KyvDjkNe6ts
