How to Win a Criminal Case in Court - READ THIS

 

Response to a Pre Trial Conference/Preliminary Hearing, Citation (criminal complaint):

 

1. Step One:

Part 1

You: Ask the court (judge/prosecutor) if this hearing is being recorded by a Court Recorder (Telegrapher) or is it being electronically recorded?

Prosecutor: says no

State that: All criminal proceedings shall be recorded by statute.

State that: If this court is not recording this hearing, this is the wrong venue.

Part 2

You: If it is not recorded, request to the court to set this hearing for another time so this court will have ample time and preparations to have a Court Recorder available to record this hearing.

You: If he continues, then pull out a tape recorder you have brought with you, and start recording, keep in mind before hearing, prior to this recording you already need to have the Date of the Hearing, Time, who is present, (name, badge number, rank).

 

2. Step Two:

You: Is there a proper complaint sworn out before a qualified judge, under oath by a qualified officer having witnessed a crime committed, and has the judge called witnesses, to verify and establish the officers statement.   

Prosecutor: Yes, this is a Ticket Form Complaint.

You: A ticket form complaint, is not a proper complaint before this court, as stated in Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 2.3. 

 

3. Step Three:

You: I move this court in an Oral Motion, “Motion to Dismiss with prejudice, for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction”. See. Phillips vs. Arizona.

 

4. Step Four: 

(quote court cases which loose immunity by failing to have jurisdiction.)

Note: If the Judge fails to rule on Motion to Dismiss, or if the prosecutor objects to a dismissal and continues without jurisdiction.

      Note: If the court want to commit legal suicide, by moving without jurisdiction the judge and the  
      prosecutor looses complete immunity. 

DW