18 Questions
According to the text, what happens if you fail to deny, object, or rebut what the 'judge' is asserting in court?
You may put yourself in danger of consenting to his jurisdiction
What type of court is traffic court according to the text?
Administrative magistrate court
What type of law is an administrative court based on according to the text?
Contract law
According to the text, what attitude should you take if you want to prevail in an administrative 'court of no record'?
Belligerent claimant
According to Judge James Alger Fee, who can claim the privilege against self-incrimination?
Belligerent claimant
According to the text, can an attorney claim your rights for you in a court of law?
No, an attorney cannot claim your rights for you.
According to the text, what must you have before the court if you want to control the issue?
A sworn claim as a plaintiff
Which of the following actions would be the most effective in avoiding paying a fine in court?
Signing the citation with a reservation of rights
What should you do if the court clerk asks for more information to identify your citation?
Refuse to give any additional information
What should you do if the clerk refuses to accept your papers to file into the case?
Present the papers to the judge in person on the scheduled day
What is the best course of action when the judge makes a statement about his court's jurisdiction?
Object and challenge the court's jurisdiction
According to the text, what is the purpose of the DETERMINATION OF RELEASE CONDITIONS AND RELEASE ORDER?
To schedule a trial date
What is stated in the NOTICE TO DEFENDANT?
Defendant must provide their address and telephone number to the court
What is the consequence of failing to appear for a scheduled court appearance?
A complaint and warrant may be issued
What is the purpose of the additional publications offered on the Common Law Remedy website?
To provide additional education and clarification
According to the text, what is the purpose of the ebook Case Study Answers: A Series of Answers To Frequently Asked Questions By Common Law Remedy Readers?
To clarify frequently asked questions about maintaining one's position
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a topic covered in the ebook Case Study Answers: A Series of Answers To Frequently Asked Questions By Common Law Remedy Readers?
Examples of common law remedy scenarios
According to the text, what is the page count of the ebook Case Study Answers: A Series of Answers To Frequently Asked Questions By Common Law Remedy Readers?
600 pages
Study Notes
Navigating the Legal System: Tips for Defending Yourself in Court
- When defending yourself in court, it is important to be aware of potential tricks and tactics used by judges and government actors.
- It is crucial to avoid acknowledging or recognizing the opposing side's arguments, as this may imply consent to their jurisdiction.
- The court system may make it seem as though you have no rights or recourse, and that the Constitution does not apply in their administrative court.
- The correct attitude to take in court is that of a belligerent claimant, who is willing to engage in sustained combat to protect their rights.
- Rights are not accorded to passive resistors, individuals who are ignorant of their rights, or those who are indifferent to their rights.
- Attorneys cannot claim rights on behalf of individuals, emphasizing the importance of representing oneself in court.
- To claim rights in a court of law, one must have a sworn claim as a plaintiff and be willing to engage in sustained combat.
- It is possible to avoid going to court altogether by understanding how to handle different situations.
- Examples of scenarios include being handed a citation for a traffic violation and knowing how to handle it without going to court.
- Understanding the concept of "refusing for cause" and properly serving the citation back to its presenter can help avoid court appearances.
- Even if you have to enter court, it is important to maintain your position and not plead guilty or admit to the offense.
- There may be limited case histories of sovereign individuals prevailing against government actors, as many cases are dismissed and not entered into official records.
Understanding the Court System: Test your knowledge on jurisdiction, plea options, and license tag defenses in this quiz. Explore how judges handle different testimonies and learn about the implications of pleading guilty.
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