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#7054 From: "Dessie Andrews" <dessieandrews@...>
Date: Fri Dec 17, 2004 1:04 pm
Subject: RE: suet on the city of pell, al.
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Where's the regulation that applies to you?




i came home to find a police officer and seven neighbors in my yard.
claiming that some trash was poison, meant for the neighborhood

#7055 From: Don Schwarz <vigilespaladin@...>
Date: Fri Dec 17, 2004 1:33 pm
Subject: suit on the city of pell, al.
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File complaints with the police and copies to the local court,
and put on them "FOR THE RECORD".

Then get copies of the complaint from the cops, and go through
them with a fine tooth comb, and see if the laws you have been charged
under, have certain conditions that apply to those laws.

The cops may not have followed the law as published.

Any errors are in your favor.


Get a timeline of how things happened, and all the parties involved.

YOU MUST do this job unless you have all the money in the world
to hire an attorney.





At 10:51 PM 12/16/04 +0000, you wrote:



>i came home to find a police officer and seven neighbors in my yard.
>claiming that some trash was poison, meant for the neighborhood
>animals. The officer and Mr. Holloway(neighbor)(name also on report)

#7056 From: Frog Farmer <frogfrmr@...>
Date: Thu Dec 16, 2004 6:55 am
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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On Dec 13, 2004, at 3:42 PM, <victoryusa@...> wrote:
> Regarding your last sentence, if the courts followed the law, there'd
> be no problem. Under the California Vehicle Code, I believe §40513(a)
> --I'm going by memory--  a verified complaint is required. So
> statutorily, a litigant has a statutory right to a verified complaint
> in traffic cases.

However, most people choose to waive the right, and they often plead
before any charges exist!

It is very common to see people waive proper arraignments.

> HOWEVER, the courts (usually a commissioner-- not even a judge)

And there's another waiver, the failure to disqualify the unqualified.

>  ignore (a) and operate under §40513(b) which states that a person MAY
> waive his right to a verified complaint and plead to the citation.

Of course, because that's what today's American chooses to do!  How
many people have you ever seen make an issue of it in the courtroom?
Of course, I personally cannot get arraigned because I refuse to waive
any rights.

> The word "may" under the Vehicle Code is permissive, not mandatory.

I know that.  But that doesn't stop people from making the waiver
anyway.

> The courts push 40513(b) down your throat whether you want it or not,
> and your case is processed under (b) by force.

No, MY cases stop when I demand a complaint and the rest of the
elements of a proper arraignment, AFTER they find QUALIFIED  personnel
to set the court.  Faced with the impossibilities, they "dismiss" a
case that never existed anyway.

> The law says you aren't required to waive a verified complaint, but
> the courts ignore the law as usual.  Why?

Because the people ignore the law as well, and make any waivers
requested of them.  One who does not waive rights cannot sign Notices
to Appear, but must be immediately taken to a magistrate.  And where
are they going to find one today?   You DO know about the California
requirement for the taking of the oath of office, right?

>  Because they CAN! Another reason why we need J.A.I.L.

We don't need it in California because there ARE no "judges".  "Judges"
are people who have taken the required oath of office.  Send me the
name of one of these you know of personally, and then send me a scan of
their oath (on file before today!)

> "There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is
> striking at the root."                         -- Henry David Thoreau
>   <><

If there are no "officers", then there is no "problem", is there?   Do
you think ANY citizen can prosecute for the state?

WHY do people vest IMPERSONATORS with powers they do not deserve?????

Answer:  To be polite.

That's right, to be polite, huge numbers submit to false jurisdictions
and suffer the consequences.

What other answer could there be??  Massive ignorance of the native
language??

Fear??   Whatever it is, I don't have the problem myself.   I try to
qualify every contestant who presents themselves to me, and for over
two decades, all contestants have failed to qualify for the status they
claim.

California is truly a land of imagination, with most of the population
living in an illusion sometimes referred to as being "conventional
wisdom".    I find that reality works well for myself.   I get along
fine with people who don't expect me to pretend to my own detriment.

#7057 From: Frog Farmer <frogfrmr@...>
Date: Thu Dec 16, 2004 7:32 am
Subject: Re: Group(s) dedicated to municipal court reform / traffic self-defense advice
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On Dec 13, 2004, at 1:23 PM, Jeff wrote:

> Accepting a traffic ticket is a waiver of a formal verified complaint,
>  something I've yet to see produced in California in over 25 years.
>
> CAN YOU ENTER SOME RELEVANT AUTHORITY TO YOUR ABOVE STATEMENT?

Besides logic?  Read the Penal Code and tell me you come to some other
conclusion.

  From Penal Code section 853.9:
"... a defendant may... waive the filing of a verified complaint and
elect
that the prosecution may proceed upon a written notice to appear."

"Notice to appear" is the official name for what people call "traffic
tickets".  They are used for obtaining a waiver of jurisdiction over a
person's signature.

I do not need a "relevent authority" to proclaim that water imparts
wetness, or that voluntarily accepting other than the law requires
constitutes a waiver of right(s).

But it doesn't really matter since there are no lawful officers
qualified to give you anything.

See Calif. Const. Art. XX, section 3.   See the word, "all", and see
the provision for exemptions from the requirements, then ask your
contestant-for-credibility if he has an exemption.

Do you accept documents purporting to be criminal charges from your
mere neighbors?

Can an impersonator fool you?  Don't you resent being the victim of an
attempt at impersonation of an officer?

I require that anyone making a claim be qualified to make the claim.

I haven't found anyone in over two decades of looking.

In the same time, I've found about ten people to whom it makes any
difference.  Most people are glad to waive rights and let impersonators
get away with the crime they love.

#7058 From: Frog Farmer <frogfrmr@...>
Date: Thu Dec 16, 2004 8:13 am
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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On Dec 14, 2004, at 10:24 PM, Cyril Grosse wrote:

> Here's a sample motion on this argument:

That's a good motion for if you ever get past the fact that they cannot
properly set the court with qualified personnel and then if they find
qualified personnel, they actually attempt to conduct a proper
arraignment using the NTA as the accusatory pleading.

But since they cannot properly set the court with qualified personnel,
an accused would have to waive an awful lot of rights to submit such a
motion (a general appearance) prematurely.

I prefer not to waive the jurisdiction issue by promising to appear in
a court that has no jurisdiction.

The last time I checked, the local cops were also using NTA forms that
lacked the required approval by the judicial council.

When I asked why they had kept on using them, after myself and a few
friends had used that fact to avoid prosecution, and when anyone who
knew could have done the same, they said that they had boxes and boxes
of the invalid forms, and that a handful of people who knew versus the
masses who didn't wouldn't be worth throwing out the invalid forms,
since nobody seemed to care anyway, except us.

The whole operation is a scam, a sham, and a performance for the true
believers in the Peanut Gallery.

#7059 From: Geoffrey ''Badger'' Gould <realbadger@...>
Date: Fri Dec 17, 2004 11:46 pm
Subject: Re [mat_starcorp]: suit on the city of pell, al.
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mat_starcorp wrote:
<< i came home to find a police officer and seven neighbors in my yard, claiming
that some trash was poison, meant for the neighborhood animals.
The officer and Mr. Holloway (neighbor) (name also on report) were uninvited and
the officer certainly didn't not have a seach warrant where there wasn't a
crime.
There were statements made that are false by unreliable people.
These were assumptions,of over reactive neighbors and the officer was
manufacturing a crime in the minds of these folks.  The officer was giving out
legal advice to intentional conspire and fabricate evidence.  He is acting on
supposition and not facts, with this law-giving advice.  He even had the
audacity to write his law advice on a incident report, which I have.
"He suggested they (neighbors) contact my landlady, a Judge (which is of
probate), DHR, I/O to perceed with crulity to animals."  You talk about WICK YO.
My life has been altered and my reputation irretrievable.  I have to move a 16 x
70 manufactured house in a 10 day notice.
He most diffently violated his office: CODE OF ALABAMA.COM SECTION 36-25-2
(1),(3), (6).
My queston is, I have sent him two letters asking for why he infringed on my
Constitutional Rights. Cert registered Letters where just that simple, he has
"return to sender" on the second.
Is this good?
Also appricate any advise.
I have a tort form getting ready to file it as well. >>

To what address to did you send it certified?
His police headquarters?
Did you CC copies to the department's Internal Affairs (and the local media)?
Sounds like a massive violation of Title 42 § § 1985(3), as once he acted so far
afield of his oath of office, he was in conspiracy with your "neighbour."

   Just a thought,
< Badger >
http://assembler.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode42/usc_sec_42_00001985----000\
-.html

#7060 From: Gary Cummings <chanse117@...>
Date: Fri Dec 17, 2004 11:48 pm
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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Below are several pertinent traffic rules in Ohio. How would one argue for a proper verified complaint to a court when such administrative rules have been promulgated? That is to say, I know that the judge is going to bring up and adhere to the "traffic rules", but what line of reasoning would one use to disprove their merit? 

I realize that one should be arguing SMJ when confronting a judicial court, but if one wanted to demand a proper verified complaint, how would he go about it?


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#7061 From: Alfred Adask <alfredadask@...>
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 8:21 am
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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If I wanted to test the validity of the ticket, I might expressly DENY that validity in a verified affidavit and/or testimony properly entered into the court record.  The DENIAL creates an issue wherein the burden of proof is on the other side.  Therefore, if the denial is under oath, it should take an oath on the part of the complainant to prove the ticket is valid.  The complainant may have to appear at court and testify and be subjected to cross-examination to "prove" the ticket's validity.  If you're ready for him, then you can pounce.

Alfred Adask


--- Gary Cummings wrote:



Below are several pertinent traffic rules in Ohio.
How would one argue for a proper verified complaint
to a court when such administrative rules have been
promulgated? That is to say, I know that the judge
is going to bring up and adhere to the "traffic
rules", but what line of reasoning would one use to
disprove their merit?

I realize that one should be arguing SMJ when
confronting a judicial court, but if one wanted to
demand a proper verified complaint, how would he go
about it?



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#7062 From: marti <mat_starcorp@...>
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 12:26 pm
Subject: Re: Re [mat_starcorp]: suit on the city of pell, al.
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and a very good thought i might add.
i sent cert. letter only to police department and att. to him.
the press, now that is a scary one but still a good idea. I'll think on that.
this city has a population of 7000, internal affairs?
where can i read on the 42 you suggested.
should i add any codes are laws he has broken in my tort complaint are hold them till later?
Being in writing; "on his part is good and i don't need wittiness"? (miscellaneous incident report) because there are none, he made sure they were all paying attention to him and his badge and uniform.
he had to be very hard up for attention because he was a gloating to have such an audience of seven folks. i watched all this from my window, seeing they were only three feet away from it.
 
grateful for help.
this is about the money. I sure will make a contribution
Martha


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#7063 From: "Benjamin Clemons" <bjcproductions2003@...>
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 1:52 pm
Subject: Vacating Judgment
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Hello,
 
I'm trying to vacate an one year old judgment that a sham car dealer has against me. I have not paid anything on it. I have my motion completed but have come to find out that the car dealership is no longer in business. He brought suit against me using his business name. I'm under the assumption that he has to be served before the judge actually reviews it. Isn't this correct? I was wondering if anyone had any info on how I could still serve him or at least appear to serve him if he can not be found. Is there a way to get a judgment vacated without his presence, without argument or testimony ? 
 
                                                                                          Thanks ---  Ben

#7064 From: art mourad <artmourad@...>
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 5:49 pm
Subject: Re: Vacating Judgment
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I think the secretary of state is also an agent for
service of process.

I find  that one reason judges do not vacate void
judgements is that you have waited too long to move.
This is of course a sham excuse so as to protect the
judges law buddies. I would say that I had no
knowledge of the judgement until recently.

You may also view the file on record and see if there
are the necessary douments in the file, that is the
contract and whatever else is necessary according to
your states rules or statutes.



--- Benjamin Clemons <bjcproductions2003@...>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to vacate an one year old judgment that a
> sham car dealer has against me. I have not paid
> anything on it. I have my motion completed but have
> come to find out that the car dealership is no
> longer in business. He brought suit against me using
> his business name. I'm under the assumption that he
> has to be served before the judge actually reviews
> it. Isn't this correct? I was wondering if anyone
> had any info on how I could still serve him or at
> least appear to serve him if he can not be found. Is
> there a way to get a judgment vacated without his
> presence, without argument or testimony ?
>
>
>                                      Thanks ---  Ben

#7065 From: Don Schwarz <vigilespaladin@...>
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 4:42 pm
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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The facts are in dispute and require a jury,
but only if the matter is over $20.


Below, the Court states a constitutional principle.
Constitutional principles, cannot be overturned,
for if one principle can be, ALL can be.

+++++++++++++++++++++
Abritrary power, enforcing its edicts to the injury of the persons and property of its subjects, is not law, whether manifested as the decree of a personal monarch or of an impersonal multitude. And the limitations imposed by our constitutional law upon the action of the governments, both state and national, are essential to the preservation of public and private rights, notwithstanding the representative character of our political institutions. The enforcement of these limitations by judicial process is the device of self-governing communities to protect the rights of individuals and minorities, as well against the power of numbers, as against the violence of public agents transcending the limits of lawful authority, even when acting in the name and wielding the force of the government."
Hurtado v. California 110 U.S. 516 (1884)
++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Do you have the private right to use the public right-of-ways for
all purposes constitutional?

Have the cop show you the original law that PROVES that
all users of the public right-of-ways, NEED to surrender
their constitutional rights to do so, and become a licensee.

This will be a lot of fun.

I have never found a single instance of where a state
ever proved that "unlicensed" constitutional users of
the public right-of-ways, had to be licensed to improve
public safety/



At 12:21 AM 12/18/04 -0800, you wrote:
If I wanted to test the validity of the ticket, I might expressly DENY that validity in a verified affidavit and/or testimony properly entered into the court record.  The DENIAL creates an issue wherein the burden of proof is on the other side.  Therefore, if the denial is under oath, it should take an oath on the part of the complainant to prove the ticket is valid.  The complainant may have to appear at court and testify and be subjected to cross-examination to "prove" the ticket's validity.  If you're ready for him, then you can pounce.

Alfred Adask


--- Gary Cummings wrote:



Below are several pertinent traffic rules in Ohio.
How would one argue for a proper verified complaint
to a court when such administrative rules have been
promulgated? That is to say, I know that the judge
is going to bring up and adhere to the "traffic
rules", but what line of reasoning would one use to
disprove their merit?

I realize that one should be arguing SMJ when
confronting a judicial court, but if one wanted to
demand a proper verified complaint, how would he go
about it?
=========================================================

#7066 From: Don Schwarz <vigilespaladin@...>
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 5:31 pm
Subject: Re: Vacating Judgment
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Tax records.

Where are the tax records of the property and property owner?

They should be at the town hall for all to see.

Check the court rules for proper service.

Put your motion to vacate in clear and concise terms and submit
same to the court and serve to his last known address,
or check the tax records for where he is now.

If your motion is not challenged in a period of time, then you win
by default?


At 08:52 AM 12/18/04 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm trying to vacate an one year old judgment that a sham car dealer has
>against me. I have not paid anything on it. I have my motion completed but

#7067 From: "Lionel Richards" <help@...>
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 7:00 pm
Subject: RE: Vacating Judgment
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I’d be interested in the answer to this too.

 

My situation is similar (but different)

 

The short version of the story relates to an incident when my dog had an altercation with another dog on the footpath outside my house. The other dog’s owner complained to the Ranger and I was charged by the council and fined. Then the other dog’s owner came to my door with a $150 vet bill (which I thought was included in the costs I had paid the council)  I was caught up in a Family Law battle at the time so I told the man that I didn’t have $150 on me and didn’t have time to discuss it so to come back another time. He was pissed off at my response and returned with a summons. I was in Family Court on that same day and forgot until the afternoon so I accepted that I would have to pay the $150 plus costs and expected the bailiff to visit to collect the money, but he never did. More than a year passed before I discovered that my credit rating was adversely affected by this default judgment.

 

I contacted the court and was told that I could not pay them, but had to pay the plaintiff (who had since moved house)

 

The court will set the matter aside (as I was in another court when the default judgment was made)  BUT I have to serve notice on the plaintiff who has disappeared from the face of the earth.

 

The credit reference company is investigating the matter and WILL eventually remove the judgment from my record.

 

The annoying thing is that I wanted to get a new phone for my daughter for Christmas but was rejected because of my bad credit rating because of this judgment.

 

The clerk of the court told me that this situation is quite common. It seems that this bloke was not so much interested in extracting the money from me but wanted to cause me grief for fobbing him off after my dog bit his dog.

 

Any tips or tricks to remedy this problem will be appreciated.

 

Best wishes from Australia,

Lionel.

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Benjamin Clemons [mailto:bjcproductions2003@...]
Sent:
Saturday, 18 December 2004 9:52 PM
To: unknown@...
Subject: [tips_and_tricks] Vacating Judg
ment

 

Hello,

 

I'm trying to vacate an one year old judgment that a sham car dealer has against me. I have not paid anything on it. I have my motion completed but have come to find out that the car dealership is no longer in business. He brought suit against me using his business name. I'm under the assumption that he has to be served before the judge actually reviews it. Isn't this correct? I was wondering if anyone had any info on how I could still serve him or at least appear to serve him if he can not be found. Is there a way to get a judgment vacated without his presence, without argument or testimony ? 

 

                                                                                          Thanks ---  Ben




#7068 From: WW011@...
Date: Sat Dec 18, 2004 6:48 pm
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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Your correct on 40513(b) : "If the notice to appear is not verified, the defendant may, at the time of arraignment, request that a verified complaint be filed".
40513.  (a) Whenever written notice to appear has been prepared,delivered, and filed with the court, an exact and legible duplicate copy of the notice when filed with the magistrate, in lieu of a verified complaint, shall constitute a complaint

Would not "the court" say that it has verified the complaint?

#7069 From: Bob <moviebob91601@...>
Date: Sun Dec 19, 2004 1:59 am
Subject: Re: Vacating Judgment
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Every corp has (in Cali anyway) an agent for service listed with the secy of state. You can also check DBA filings as thses doc's usually have the owners home address or contact info on it.
-BG

art mourad <artmourad@...> wrote:

I think the secretary of state is also an agent for
service of process.

 

#7070 From: Frog Farmer <frogfrmr@...>
Date: Sun Dec 19, 2004 5:57 am
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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On Dec 18, 2004, at 3:48 PM, WW011@... wrote:

> Your correct on 40513(b) : "If the notice to appear is not verified,
> the defendant may, at the time of arraignment, request that a verified
> complaint be filed".
>  40513.  (a) Whenever written notice to appear has been
> prepared,delivered, and filed with the court, an exact and legible
> duplicate copy of the notice when filed with the magistrate, in lieu
> of a verified complaint, shall constitute a complaint
>
>  Would not "the court" say that it has verified the complaint?
>

It's not 'the court" who does the verification (oath) but the
complainant.

#7071 From: Alfred Adask <alfredadask@...>
Date: Sun Dec 19, 2004 1:36 pm
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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I have no proof, but I strongly suspect that the court doesn't verify the "notice"--YOU "verify" the notice when you appear in court without challenging the complainant's cause and/or the court's jurisdiction. 

If YOU accept the "notice" without protest, I strongly suspect that your assent is deemed to be a "second witness" ("out of the mouths of two or three a thing shall be established") to the validity of the complaint.  Your unwitting assent to the validity of the "notice" may be deemed evidence that you agree with the implied complaint, and the "notice" is thereby elevated to the status of a verified complaint.

I suspect it works something like this: Suppose you and I agree to meet in a public forum, and I declare at that public meeting that I think you owe me $1,000 and you never bother to challenge or deny the validity of my declaration.  What'll most people think?  That you must owe the $1,000.  Your silence and failure to deny my claim will be interpreted by most observers as evidence that even YOU acknowledge that the alleged debt must be real. 

Thus, by your silence and/or failiure to protest my claim, my right to make the claim, etc, YOU will have implicitly verified my claim.  If I say you owe me $1,000 and you don't deny the debt, it will be supposed that we both agree the debt is real, and therefore must be paid.

I suspect something like that goes on in most modern court cases.  An unsubstantiated claim is made.  The defendant fails to deny the complainant's "cause" (right to make the claim) and the court's presumed jurisdiction, and the defendant is soon convicted.

Alfred Adask

Alfred Adask






--- WW011@... wrote:
Your correct on 40513(b) : "If the notice to appear
is not verified, the
defendant may, at the time of arraignment, request
that a verified complaint be
filed".
40513. (a) Whenever written notice to appear has
been prepared,delivered,
and filed with the court, an exact and legible
duplicate copy of the notice when
filed with the magistrate, in lieu of a verified
complaint, shall constitute
a complaint

Would not "the court" say that it has verified the
complaint?


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#7072 From: "J.Pesci" <jpes@...>
Date: Sun Dec 19, 2004 6:58 pm
Subject: IMF File
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I just received my IMF file.

Where is the "key" for this item?

I sure would like to translate it and correct the errors.



Thanks
jcp

#7073 From: "Dave" <dminer@...>
Date: Mon Dec 20, 2004 3:46 pm
Subject: RE: IMF File
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JCP --

You need  the 665 page manual from the IRS called the "ADP and IDRS
Information Manual," otherwise referred to the "6209 Manual."  The 6209
Manual is put out by the IRS and has most of the codes you need to decode
your IMF.  The IRS stopped making this manual available several years ago,
but I am certain that if you do a search for 6209 Manual, you should be able
to find a copy to download.

If you know what you are doing, it will take 15-20 hours to decode your
file.  If you don't know what you are doing, I really don't know how long it
will take you.  Decoding is a very confusing and complex activity.  I have
decoded several hundred over the past 3 years, and I am still learning
things.

There are many entries in the IMF that are important and reveal illegal
actions by the IRS against you.  But there are several entries that are of
particular importance.

BODC -- will almost certainly be "SB", indicating that you are not an
individual at all, but a business making more than $10 million a year.

MFR -- will almost certainly be "05", indicating that you are required to
file a "Package 30" stack of business return forms attached to your Form
1040.

SCS -- will almost certainly be "1', indicating that you are using the SSN
belonging to another person.

In the several hundred IMFs I have decoded over the years, I have seen
almost every one of them show those entries above.  About 1 in 10 will show
a MFR of 10, and that is just about the only variation.

Also, nearly every IMF I have decoded from a non-filer had a Transaction
Code of 150.  This is usually linked to a Substitute For Return (SFR) being
filed for you by the IRS.  This TC 150 is a US Virgin Islands return, which
the IRS just filed for you.

After decoding your IMF, you need to obtain your AMDISA file, because in
that file is the activity code in which the IRS claims you are engaged.  I
have never seen an AMDISA that did not have the individual listed as being
involved in manufacturing bullets, making car batteries, importing illegal
drugs (yes, the IRS actually lists many Americans as importing illegal
drugs!), making truck and bus chassis, etc.  Your AMDISA will always have
you listed as being involved in an activity that is restricted or illegal
because that places you directly under its authority and control.  I have
never, ever, ever seen an AMDISA that has someone listed as having a regular
job.

Those are just some of the issues to look for.  There are many, many more.
And once you have things decoded, then you need to start requesting many of
the documents listed in the IMF.  The Document Locator Numbers (DLN) will
need to be decoded, and will show which documents are fraudulent just by the
DLNs.  There is an entire strategy for challenging and changing your IRS
records.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Yours in freedom,

Dave Miner
www.FreedomSite.net


I just received my IMF file.

Where is the "key" for this item?

I sure would like to translate it and correct the errors.



Thanks
jcp

#7074 From: "tthor.geo" <tthor.geo@...>
Date: Mon Dec 20, 2004 9:28 pm
Subject: Re: IMF File
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The Internal Revenue Service, 6209 Manual, Chapter 8 is/used-to-be the
source of the decoding information and was available on the internet
at www.irs.gov . The last time I looked, the information in Chapter 8
had been rendered inaccessable; how terribly convenient for the IRS....

"J.Pesci" <jpes@a...> wrote:
>
> I just received my IMF file.
>
> Where is the "key" for this item?
>
> I sure would like to translate it and correct the errors.

#7075 From: swwyatt@...
Date: Mon Dec 20, 2004 4:43 pm
Subject: Re: IMF File
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Take a look at Chris Hansen's auto-decoders.  Some is free and the more complex part he sells.  I haven't used it myself:
 
 
Sterling wayne wyatt
 
 
On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 13:58:03 -0500 "J.Pesci" <jpes@...> writes:

I just received my IMF file.

Where is the "key" for this item?

I sure would like to translate it and correct the errors.



Thanks
jcp




 

#7076 From: "Cyril Grosse" <cyril@...>
Date: Mon Dec 20, 2004 9:39 pm
Subject: RE: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
theblacktruth
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Don’t forget the 2nd half of your remedy! 

 

PC 1382 reads:

1382.  (a) The court, unless good cause to the contrary is shown,

shall order the action to be dismissed in the following cases:

   (1) When a person has been held to answer for a public offense and

an information [Notice to Appear] is not filed against that person within 15 days. (Emphasis added)

 

The officer cannot issue a notice to appear, complaint, and or summons, prosecute the manner in the name of the People of California, and be a witness too. This is contrary to law and a blatant denial of proper service and due process.

 

The District Attorney is the person mandated by the Government Code to initiate complaints (accusatory pleading) and to prosecute in the name of the People. Government Code Sees. 22, 22608, 26660(b), and Brunner v. Superior Ct., (1891) 28 P. 341, 92 C. 239.

 

Essentially, If the officer is going to do the job of the D.A. and initiate prosecution of a case by filing an Information (Notice to Appear), then he cannot be a witness.  The state cannot have it both ways.

 

If it is recognized that the officer had no authority to file the information, then no information has yet been filed and pursuant to PC1382, the case must be dismissed.

 

Cyril Grosse

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From: WW011@... [mailto:WW011@...]
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2004 3:49 PM
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Subject: Re: [tips_and_tricks] "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law

 

Your correct on 40513(b) : "If the notice to appear is not verified, the defendant may, at the time of arraignment, request that a verified complaint be filed".
40513.  (a) Whenever written notice to appear has been prepared,delivered, and filed with the court, an exact and legible duplicate copy of the notice when filed with the magistrate, in lieu of a verified complaint, shall constitute a complaint

Would not "the court" say that it has verified the complaint?



#7077 From: "Legalbear" <bear@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 4:34 am
Subject: When the Plaintiff (bank?) is a wrong doer
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[32]    

A court will not enforce a contract that violates public policy even if the failure to do so is "unfair" to one of the parties: "Countless instances might be cited where because of the refusal to enforce contracts which are against public policy one of the parties is left in a peculiarly advantageous position, or the contrary. With that fact the courts do not concern themselves." Metro. Life Ins. Co. v. Roma, supra, 97 Colo. at 497, 50 P.2d at 1143; see also Potter v. Swinehart, 117 Colo. 23, 28, 184 P.2d 149, 151-52 (1947)(the court leaves the parties where it finds them; quoting Restatement of Contract § 598 cmt. a, "When relief is denied it is because the plaintiff is a wrongdoer, and to such a person the law denies relief. . . . The court's refusal is not for the sake of the defendant, but because it will not aid such a plaintiff.").

 

Equitex, Inc. v. Ungar, 60 P.3d 746 (Colo.App. 07/05/2002)

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#7078 From: "Legalbear" <bear@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 4:36 am
Subject: Something that is "void in law"
legalbear7
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[31]    

Public policy prohibits "indemnifying a party for damages resulting from intentional or willful wrongful acts." Bohrer v. Church Mut. Ins. Co., 12 P.3d 854, 856 (Colo. App. 2000); see also Metro. Life Ins. Co. v. Roma, 97 Colo. 493, 496, 50 P.2d 1142, 1143 (1935)("A promise to indemnify another for doing a private wrong or for committing a public crime is against public policy, and is void in law."); cf. § 13-50.5-102(3), C.R.S. 2001 ("no right of contribution in favor of any tortfeasor who has intentionally, willfully, or wantonly caused or contributed to the injury"). Greater Service Homebuilders Investment Ass'n v. Albright, 88 Colo. 146, 293 P. 345 (1930), indicates that this prohibition applies only to some torts. However, the section of Ruling Case Law to which it cites indicates, inter alia, that a promise to indemnify for a tort is valid "unless it is shown that the promisee knew the act to be a [tort.]" See 6 R.C.L., p. 726, § 130.

 

Equitex, Inc. v. Ungar, 60 P.3d 746 (Colo.App. 07/05/2002)

 

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#7079 From: Frog Farmer <frogfrmr@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 8:13 am
Subject: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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On Dec 19, 2004, at 1:14 AM, KC wrote:

> How does one know if the NTA is an approved NTA and not a false NTA

One goes to the Judicial Council to see the records of the approvals of
forms.

The approvals are all matters of official record.  But it does take
interest and initiative.

But now it's a non-issue, isn't it?

Do you care which form some unqualified neighbor chooses to try to fool
you with?

If an impersonator uses an approved form, does that meet with your
approval?

>
> KC

#7080 From: Bob <moviebob91601@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 9:20 am
Subject: RE: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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Can I use this argument to fight a case where my car was towed from the street and sold at auction ( I wasn't given any notice of the sale) because of rxpired tags?
-moviebob

 

#7081 From: Frog Farmer <frogfrmr@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 8:35 am
Subject: Re: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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On Dec 20, 2004, at 1:39 PM, Cyril Grosse wrote:

> Don’t forget the 2nd half of your remedy! 

Don't skip over the first step - KNOW who you are dealing with!

How do YOU avoid being fooled by impersonators?

> PC 1382 reads:
>
>  1382.  (a) The court, unless good cause to the contrary is shown,
>
> shall order the action to be dismissed in the following cases:

Who is qualified to make the order in YOUR cases?

Do you permit mere neighbors who have decided against taking the
required oath of office for the particular official powers they presume
to wield to make orders affecting YOU?  I sure don't!

> The officer cannot issue a notice to appear, complaint, and or
> summons, prosecute the manner in the name of the People of California,
> and be a witness too. This is contrary to law and a blatant denial of
> proper service and due process.

But you never see anyone objecting to it, do you?  I know that whenever
I have wanted the "officer" removed from the witness stand, I ask him
if he is qualified to discuss the law he is supposedly enforcing.  The
"judge" usually will chime in that he is not.   In that case, who is it
that is relying upon the conclusions of law made by this man??  hmmm?

> The District Attorney is the person mandated by the Government Code to
> initiate complaints (accusatory pleading) and to prosecute in the name
> of the People. Government Code Sees. 22, 22608, 26660(b), and Brunner
> v. Superior Ct., (1891) 28 P. 341, 92 C. 239.

Do the people accept just anyone as a D.A. in your county?  In my
county, the law (Cal. Const. Art. XX sect. 3) says that he has to take
the required oath of office BEFORE entering upon the duties of the
office.  I prefer to enforce that strict interpretation, and thus for
me there is no D.A., while many people I see are glad to vest the
powers of a D.A. in a man who has chosen not to take the required oath.
    Are you one of them too?

> Essentially, If the officer is going to do the job of the D.A. and
> initiate prosecution of a case by filing an Information (Notice to
> Appear), then he cannot be a witness.  The state cannot have it both
> ways.

The state cannot act or speak but through authorized persons.  Because
I choose not to waive that right (to be spoken to by the state by
authorized persons) for me there is nobody who can speak for the state.
   But for most people, it seems that anyone who chooses may speak for
the state, authorized or not.  I believe that people do this out of a
feeling of the need to be polite, which in most cases outweighs their
need to think and act intelligently.

> If it is recognized that the officer had no authority to file the
> information, then no information has yet been filed and pursuant to
> PC1382, the case must be dismissed.

I wish it were more often recognized that the mere neighbor is not even
authorized to be impersonating an officer, which in most jurisdictions
is a crime more serious than your average traffic ticket.

Maybe, in the genuine official power vaccuum that exists, most humans
have a need to subject themselves to the next best available substitute
for  legitimate power, so they submit to impersonators who commit their
crimes for their own personal reasons and excuses (most often the
anticipation of a paycheck).

#7082 From: "Dave" <dminer@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 4:24 pm
Subject: IMF File
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swwyatt --

Hansen's MFDecoder is the best available.  But you will still need to spend
quite some hours studying before you will ever be able to understand the
print-out.  You can reduce that to maybe 4 hours if you download Hansen's
MFDecoder manual and studying it.  I believe it is about 200 pages, and is
absolutely excellent.

Last I knew, Hansen's MFDecoder is not available for free.  It cost $80 for
the decoder itself, and $200 for the MFDecoder software and a whole library
of materials and information to help you understand the decoded documents.

JCP --

The MFDecoder manual is free.  You might consider downloading it and
studying it before you do anything.  It walks you through the process of
obtaining documents (the IMF is only one of a dozen documents that are
important to obtain and decode!), understanding the documents, and then
forcing the IRS to change the documents.  Short of hiring someone from my
group, this is by far your best option.
Yours in freedom,

Dave Miner
HYPERLINK "http://www.FreedomSite.net"www.FreedomSite.net


    _____

#7083 From: "Cyril Grosse" <cyril@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 4:33 pm
Subject: RE: "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law
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That sounds like a separate civil action, moviebob.  If you weren’t properly noticed of the sale, you surely have a case.  You can also go after the LEO for illegal seizure.

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob [mailto:moviebob91601@...]
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 1:20 AM
To: tips_and_tricks@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [tips_and_tricks] "Accepting" the ticket is an option under CA. law

 

Can I use this argument to fight a case where my car was towed from the street and sold at auction ( I wasn't given any notice of the sale) because of rxpired tags?

-moviebob

 




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