Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice Everywhere



review of the unjust and unfair court

What a Joke

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44 thoughts on “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice Everywhere”

  1. Corruption at it's best….no justice in America….thanks to people like her…how do they sleep at night… because they are evil…. maybe karma , just maybe, pure evil … unreal…

  2. Seems to me that the courts should be charged under the R.I.C.O. Act when they pull crap like this. That judge was nothing short of a gangster thug intent on completely robbing you of your right to defend yourself. That's definitely a racketeering act if I've ever seen one.

  3. Is there anything you don't repeat twice or lie about? The judge clearly told you that you could not video record. You did it anyway and now you are lying about it. The video is being shown by other YouTubers you are a liar period

  4. The system is Corrupt it's so sad. From the beginning of the video, the signage is a main part of the case common sense. We all need a whole new change in the system to government law enforcement judges care facilities hospitals doctors reception honest people who stand up for the constitutio, they swore to uphold to respect the right of those who work So hot taxpayers and get treated like animals But it may be a joke to them but one day we all have to stand before the righteous church and he’s not a prospective person that’s God Almighty and it won’t be a joke then

  5. Whom ever that lady is… God have mercy on her soul. They do a disservice to this country. They are lower than criminals. They should be underneath the prisons. Worse than Animals.

  6. Right on. Government at every level has morfed into an extortionist police state. Emergency war powers is reality. Legitimate representative government is gone and is just a pretext to keep the people in the blind.

  7. the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that televising trials does not, per se, violate due process. Although the U.S. Constitution contains a public trial clause, it has been argued that the requirement of a public trial was created and satisfied when there were no broadcasters or telecasters and few newspapers.

  8. They have online court hearings … Zoom or whatever they're called. They have security cameras in every court. They record audio in every court. Why should it be a big deal if someone else records something? As long as it isn't creating a disruption, shouldn't matter.

  9. Trial by jury so you CAN let the JURY know THEY ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND EXTORTING MONEY FROM THE PEOPLE. by issuing tickets writs of atainder… and let them know about the mony grab from the BAR..BY THE BAR HAVING ITS HAND IN ALL ARE LEGISLATION ..IT IS TREASONOUS TO THINK I CAN BE A PROFESSOR OF LAW AND TEACH LAW BUT IN ORDER TO.. (Practice )..LAW INEED TO BE A B.A.R. MEMBER, AND MY MORALES HAVE. TO aline with there's even if I pass there bull shet test they still can deny me purely. because they don't like you or your way of thinking…who made them god ..some lawyers are better. than others…….people will always go for the best they can afford……THEY DONT WANT PEOPLE CHALLENGING THEIR WAYS….THATS COMING TO AN END REAL SOON …

  10. You can beet these ass hats with there own rules of criminal and civil court ,,,,civil is for suits of equity ,, ( who is suing you)(and for what . )…criminal it has to have a victim a injury to someoneor there property you have the right to face your victim…and alwaystrial by jury … ……(the government can't be the victim..) expect for property damage..but not in a personal aspect…

  11. Fuck you. You're a lot of talk and no content. You piece of shit. You're a scammer and a fraud. Again, FUCK YOU, you internet scab. Anyone that gives you money is a moron. You're no different than religious scammers. FUCK OFF. You pussy. The signage IS there.

  12. All of this was found on a Lakeway,TX website about Representing Yourself in Municipal Court. The Judge should have explained these rules to ANY person representing themselves. This is NOT common knowledge. I think you should ask for a new trial or an appeal. I am not an attorney. You are very knowledgeable. If you didn't know all of this then how would any normal person know?? You were not treated fairly in my opinion.

  13. Request for the Making of an Electronic Record (recording)
    All requests for a trial to be electronically recorded, in order to provide a record for appeal, must be made to the Judge in writing at or before the pre-trial hearing. Failure to do so waives a defendant’s right to have the proceedings (trial) recorded.

  14. Presenting the Case
    As in all criminal trials, the State will present its case first by calling witnesses to testify against you. You will have the right to cross-examine each prosecution witness. In other words, you can ask the witness questions about their testimony. However, you cannot argue with the witness. Your cross-examination of the witness must be in the form of questions only. Do not attempt to tell your version of the incident at this time – you will have an opportunity to do so later if you testify.

    After the State has presented its case, you may present your case. You have the right to call any witness who knows anything about the incident, but the witnesses can testify only about matters of which they have personal knowledge.

    If you choose, you may testify in your own behalf. Since you are the defendant, you cannot be compelled to testify. It is your choice, you may do as you wish, and your silence cannot be used against you.

    The State also has the right to cross-examine all witnesses called by you. If you testify in your own behalf, the State may cross-examine.

    After testimony is concluded by both sides, you can make a closing argument by telling the Court why you feel that you are not guilty of the offense charged. But such statement can only be based on the testimony heard during the trial. Additional testimony is not admissible in the closing argument.

  15. These laws may be found in Chapter 45 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure. (Should be similar in Arizona)

    You have the right to inspect the complaint before trial and have it read to you at the trial itself

    You are entitled to hear all testimony introduced against you

    You have a right to cross-examine any witness who testifies against you

    You have the right to testify in your own behalf. You also have the right not to testify. If you choose not to testify, your refusal cannot be considered in determining your innocence or guilt of the charge.

    You may call witnesses to testify in your behalf at the trial, and have the right to have the Court issue subpoenas to these witnesses to ensure their appearance at the trial

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