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That's American Liberties with Chris Chapman and David R. Myrland

 

TODAY WE DISCUSS: 

MUNICIPAL MISCONDUCT - Are you prepared for the abusive tactics of your city or county government?

 

OFFENSE - Offensive tactics for dealing with almost any wrongful act of city/county police, prosecutor, or judge, are right here:

 

http://wevgov.com/01_pages/01_b_PRODUCTS.htm

 

In 1999 David R. Myrland took a liking to this Washington state court rule:

 

CrRLJ 2.1(c)

 

(c) Citizen Complaints. Any person wishing to institute a criminal action

alleging a misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor shall appear before a judge

empowered to commit persons charged with offenses against the State, other than

a judge pro tem.  The judge may require the appearance to be made on the

record, and under oath. The judge may consider any allegations on the basis of

an affidavit sworn to before the judge. The court may also grant an opportunity

at said hearing for evidence to be given by the county prosecuting attorney or

deputy, the potential defendant or attorney of record, law enforcement or other

potential witnesses.  The court may also require the presence of other

potential witnesses.

    In addition to probable cause, the court may consider:

    (1) Whether an unsuccessful prosecution will subject the State to costs
or

damage claims under RCW 9A.16.110, or other civil proceedings;

    (2) Whether the complainant has adequate recourse under laws
governing

small claims suits, anti-harassment petitions or other civil actions;

    (3) Whether a criminal investigation is pending;

    (4) Whether other criminal charges could be disrupted by allowing
the

citizen complaint to be filed;

    (5) The availability of witnesses at trial;

    (6) The criminal record of the complainant, potential defendant
and

potential witnesses, and whether any have been convicted of crimes of

dishonesty as defined by ER 609; and

    (7) Prosecution standards under RCW 9.94A.440.

If the judge is satisfied that probable cause exists, and factors (1) through (7)

justify filing charges, and that the complaining witness is aware of the

gravity of initiating a criminal complaint, of the necessity of a court

appearance or appearances for himself or herself and witnesses, of the possible

liability for false arrest and of the consequences of perjury, the judge may

authorize the citizen to sign and file a complaint in the form prescribed in

CrRLJ 2.1(a). The affidavit may be in substantially the following form:

THE STATE OF WASHINGTON    )

                           ) ss.             No. ________

COUNTY OF _________________)

              AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLAINING
WITNESS

DEFENDANT:

Name ____________________________    Name
____________________________

Address _________________________    Address
_________________________

Phone ___________ Bus. __________    Phone ___________ Bus.
__________

WITNESSES:

Name ____________________________    Name
____________________________

Address _________________________    Address
_________________________

Phone ___________ Bus. __________    Phone ___________ Bus.
__________

Name ____________________________    Name
____________________________

Address _________________________    Address
_________________________

Phone ___________ Bus. __________    Phone ___________ Bus.
__________

    I, the undersigned complainant, understand that I have the choice
of

complaining to a prosecuting authority rather than signing this affidavit. I

elect to use this method to start criminal proceedings. I understand that the

following are some but not all of the consequences of my signing a criminal

complaint: (1) the defendant may be arrested and placed in custody; (2) the

arrest if proved false may result in a lawsuit against me; (3) if I have sworn

falsely I may be prosecuted for perjury; (4) this charge will be prosecuted

even though I might later change my mind; (5) witnesses and complainant will be

required to appear in court on the trial date regardless of inconvenience,

school, job, etc.

    Following is a true statement of the events that led to filing this
charge.

I (have)(have not) consulted with a prosecuting authority concerning this incident.

    On the ____ day of ___________, 19__, at _______________________.

                                                     (location)

_____________________________________________________________________

                Signed
_______________________________

    SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this ____ day of ___________,
19__.

                                  ______________________________________

                                  Judge

 

 

FLASH DRIVES (PC only) - Since 1999 Dave Myrland has written municipal, state, and federal criminal complaints for people in jeopardy across the United States, and has written courses containing many of these in Microsoft WORD along with hours of audio instruction. To see how a great code pleader views gov’t misconduct through the lens of the criminal code will amaze you and inspire you to finally go on the offense when facing typical abuses.

 

RECOMMENDED - On http://wevgov.com/01_pages/01_b_PRODUCTS.htm you’ll find a course on how to write and file these complaints, and “Drive-by Litigation” which is an advanced course for employing these complaints in a certain order and with a certain ferocity, against municipalities, so as to cause the most discomfort.

 

 

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