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RE: Roxii Love - Anarchist Activist (video/podcast)
Can we change weird laws, bad laws, by getting involved in city halls, in calling people, in knowing people, in pressuring people, and in letting other people know which laws exist? I was in jail for 2 weeks and almost a year trying to stop a drunk from making a prank call.
Really? How did that happen? You didn't like, try to stop him by putting a gun to his head
Thrown in Prison
I was in jail for stopping my dad's drunk GF from calling the cops. So, my dad's GF, Robin Baker, back in 2012-07-13 - Friday the 13th of July of 2012 in Oregon, was yelling at me as I came home to cook dinner in the kitchen. I told her nicely to go to her room. She got mad and went to call 911. So, I grabbed the phone from her. She pulled out another phone and called.
Could Have Lied
The police came and asked if I stopped the first phone call and I said yes. Had I lied and said no, the cops were going to just leave as nothing happened or so they said.
Taking The DA Deal
Instead, I was thrown in jail for 2 weeks. The DA made a deal with me that I would plead guilty to hurting her in exchange for the bigger crime of interfering with a 911 call being dropped. They said I would be found guilty of the 911 violation law or whatever it is and that I may end up in jail for like 12 months and also fined thousands of dollars or so they told me, allegedly. I thought for days about fighting it all in court but then eventually decided to take the deal that the DA gave me.
Man, if you knew the right questions to ask you could've walked.
You can appeal if it's worth the effort.
@marcstevens . net
Should I have asked for the exact number to which law they were trying to get me on or should I asked if they were violating my 4th amendment or what?
You should have asked for their proof that you agreed to be their slave.
They cannot present proof of their jurisdiction over you unless you agree to let them have it.
You did that when you failed to make them provide proof to back up their claim.
Watch @marcstevens' videos, he will explain it.
It's an unusual topic, because we all have the assumption that statutes apply to us. Marc's techniques are the best I've seen in this form of unusual legal defence.
They worked for me in the past and i expect to use them in future corrective actions.
Marc definitely has 'em in the corner.
If you get a criminal judge, which is likely, it is harder.
Say the right words and you get paid for being disturbed by their erroneous agent.
Some police can fail to have logic. Some cops may falsely assume you are possibly resisting arrest, not cooperating, or whatever they may call it, allegedly, when you go to ask them that question, for prove of the consent of being a slave of them apart from driver license identification documents (I.D.) assuming that documents, birth certificates, degrees, paper, etc, are consents, contracts, to the slavery, to the whatever people want to call it. In other words, police chiefs may know this but the foot soldiers, the pawns, may not always get it. So, we can ask them. We can say stuff to cops and other people. We may red-pill some of them. We may get some of them to get it. But be careful as some cops may not get it. Some cops may react immaturely, prematurely, falsely, illegally, or whatever.
You might beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride.
Famous pig squeal.
It's important to file a risk management claim when the charges are dropped.
If you are the first in the state, or your judge is a criminal one, expect to have to appeal the first ruling.
You can file an interlocutory appeal, but only if you know how.
You can read the rules online, but getting them applied is up to you.
I got denied falsely on procedural grounds for my interlocutory, but the da got right when i talked to him after that because they did not want my issue to get accepted to the court of appeals.
I signed to a misdemeanor with no fines and no more time, after looking at 20+ year felonies.
Using the marcratic method.
I call that a near win.
I need to learn more about that. Beyond that, a lot of people should know about these things. So, I think about that sometimes. I think about education, about the art of getting other people interested in learning about these things, how the law works, how to make deals, how to win.