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    Re: Denial of Due Process

    Posted by redhorse on 12/28/03

    On 10/11/03, DrTeacher wrote:
    > Hello - I am curious what the remedies are for denial of
    > due process. Procedures which are clearly laid down, being
    > totally ignored - substantial delays etc - someone please
    > give me some clues if this is the criminal law - what
    > remedies there are - how does one go about this - is this
    > Federal Court of Circuit court etc. Please post - thanks
    The first ten amendments to thw Costitution are a start to
    your rights.Dur Process..right to a fair trial etc.
    The Bill of Rights gives you certain rights and the 14th
    Amendment approximately says that any State Law must not be
    contrary or violate Federal Rights laws.
    The delays in prosecution are an old dodge and Prosecutors
    often cheat and then claim they are busy and some Judges buy
    that. I know of a misdeameanor investigation that took 17
    months and it was clearly harrassment.
    Most State acotirs cant be sued but there are grounds to sue
    GOVERNMENT if their conduct exceeds their discretion they
    are not immune.
    It's a witches brew.
    Remember this PROSECUTORS ALMOST ALWAYS CHEAT
    POLICE OFTEN LIE
    Defense Counsel, with a few notable exceptions, frequently
    dont know their clients cases.
    It s a zoo out there.
    Semper Fi
    Tonto
    The truth is some State Statutes clearly lay out conduct for
    the Prosecutor.
    CECK YOU STATE STATUTES ON THE WEB
    Get a newspaper involved if you can find one with stones.
    See a good legal aid organization and sometimes the ACLU is
    useless unles its a major publicity grabber.
    Good Luck

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Denial of Due Process, 10/11/03, by DrTeacher.
  • Re: Denial of Due Process, 10/11/03, by John S..
  • Re: Denial of Due Process, 12/28/03, by redhorse.


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