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It goes on to trespass ab initio.

Aggravated assault, criminal trespass first.

go to trespass ab initio, and then countersue each individual in the criminal action, then

And I take the first part of the writ that addresses the arresting officer and what he's done and the trespass ab initio

the trespass and case or slander that counts upon torts the same nature and requiring the same

including the joiner of trespass is another form. And that is simply joined you'd have to keep two.

Did they give you a trespass warning?

move to disqualify the judge from the beginning under the ab initio, trespass ab initio doctrine.

You're going to have to have a good argument, primarily look for trespass ab initio.

What the trespass ab initio doctrine says, that if you trespass on the law, then even if you're, like it references a police officer,

research in Minnesota law on trespass ab initio from the beginning.

What the doctrine of trespass ab initio goes to, even if an officer makes a valid and proper

of trespass ab initio

trespass ab initio

a trespass ab initio

Let me read this to you. Under the doctrine of trespass ab initio, where a party exceeds an authority given by law,

and since they had no warrant and I had a no trespass notice posted in my window,

But you've got a trespass that has now caused a breach of contract.

I then told him that a criminal trespass warning would be issued.

But that record of my arrest for criminal trespass will always be there.

What they're saying is if I file criminal trespass against this IRS agent, they would remove it to the federal court,

but the federal court would have to prosecute her for criminal trespass of the state law.

trespass case, right, that they arrested you for last week when you went to the FBI.

criminal trespass warning and that he was free to leave.

Kelton was handcuffed and arrested for criminal trespass and booked in the Travis County

File a criminal trespass against him, if he is authorized to do that, let him prove it up

On the no trespass or on the sign in pure view, it says, if you enter, you agree to have a land use fee of $5,000 a day

No, you can't get criminal trespass unless they told him to leave and he didn't.

arrest for a criminal trespass this is with us that was my reference to the DPS

a God-given right that the government can't trespass on. And so anyway, we need to be

and now I'm being prosecuted for criminal trespass over trying to file that document.

So at the time they had put a bogus claim for a trespass to an easement

So they had filed a trespass to easements and damages for that trespass

services came near my property but I have the no trespass sign and she told my son she

far as a private property no trespass no trespassing but no trespass is relative to that you could

might be best were 30.05 criminal trespass illegal search of my car and 20.02 unlawful

automobile sufficient to be able to claim criminal trespass okay however 39.03 everybody

He owes nothing to the public so long as he does not trespass upon their rights.

And in Texas, we don't have the clear statutory law on trespass ab initio, from the beginning.

where the deputy told me I had to leave two days in a row and trespass me the second day, so-called,

And then here in Texas, for instance, we have a criminal trespass statute,

Yeah, no trespass warning.

They'll give you one in a heartbeat, so you send him a no trespass warning.

Okay, then put a notice, a no-trespass warning, and send a notice to the mayor that while you're aware that they have such an ordinance,

or you will press criminal trespass charges against them.

This is a criminal trespass warning.

Well, they address things other than trespass on to property

Almost all of the cases in Texas addressing trespass ab initio from the beginning

Go to trespass on property

alleging that a trespass has been made.

Now, the trespass in a criminal case would be criminal and trespass in a civil case would

There is the allegation that the trespass has taken place.

And so we all agree that if someone claims that a trespass has been raised against us,

So the dealing is, yes, authority comes to the court from the defendant because the plaintiff alleges that a trespass has been made.

If you're dealing with criminal, it's very rare that there's a criminal and actual crime that doesn't have a civil trespass going along with it.

If you trespass against another person's person or property, then you owe them the remedy

court, it is your own trespass that grants them the authority to hold that jurisdiction

And if you trespass in Fort Benning, which the state has conceded that territory, then the feds are arrested.

After she complained the first time and made a criminal trespass or criminal mischief complaint against him the first time,

Criminal trespass whilst displaying a deadly weapon

and that also goes to the doctrine of trespass and ab initio.

a no trespass sign on your property I didn't have one on there okay you get a

the federal officers involved and sue them for criminal trespass okay also is there any way to

By committing criminal trespass on the private property plaintiff exerting or purporting exerting authority

file criminal trespass against him and not for the purpose of getting him convicted or

you with criminal trespass but then they realized they couldn't do that because it's public

It's not necessarily trespass because it's open to the public.

Actually, I did a tort trespass to Encore off of my property and they called the police

When I went to, on this criminal trespass issue over the DPS they summoned me to court

There was a trespass right to title

You can claim that they committed criminal trespass in entering your property without

But they already committed criminal trespass by entering it without your permission.

There's a law in Michigan that says you can't trespass and eavesdrop.

Okay. Anyway, there is a doctrine of trespass ab initio

toward the jail and stood at the nearest magistrate, became a trespass on your rights and made

You file criminal trespass first.

That criminal trespass constitutes a tort against you.

he continues to trespass and I've got pictures and a written complaint

and they say that they can have you criminally trespass permanently evicted from the library

They call the office police and they issue a criminal trespass warning.

Well, yeah, trespass warning, that's all they can do.

Well, what a criminal trespass warning is, is it tells you to leave,

But the Texas Criminal Trespass Code doesn't speak to a public building for non-criminal behavior.

And I will issue her a criminal trespass warning, which he did.

Because I haven't found anything on that and the ability to criminally trespass you permanently.

So you go down, take the information, you file a criminal trespass charge at the police

But file a criminal trespass charge against the cop for stepping onto the private property

I would file the criminal trespass against the cop.

Do criminal trespass and official oppression.

the criminal trespass and official oppression.

And so I waited for him to exit because I didn't want to trespass too and confronted

You need to file trespass charges against him.

Yeah, because trespass isn't, that's not much of a crime.

Criminal trespass is.

He said criminal trespass is.

Criminal trespass is jail.

And if you warned him not to trespass on the property and he did it anyway in a subsequent time and place, then that's criminal trespass.

And then, of course, I witnessed him trespass on other properties as well other than my own.

But actually, one of my questions is, I'm considering filing a suit to try title or a suit that trespass the title in State District Court.

39.03, it's not criminal trespass yet, that's why I'm saying 39.03, exerting or purporting to exerting authority they do not expressly have.

Then if they post one, then you charge them with criminal trespass because they entered on the property for the purpose of committing a crime.

Yeah, to use them of criminal trespass and in the process of creating a tort.

They cannot claim that criminal trespass is within the scope of their authority.

So, I mean, as far as a small claim, following a small claim with cause of action being burdening of utilities and trespass and harassment,

The problem is with the criminal trespass statute, the individual being charged has to have already been warned either through verbal or signage,

not to trespass on the property.

I mean, I'm getting kind of sick and tired myself of our public servants telling the public that they can criminally trespass us for entering a public building.

You can't trespass on public property anyway.

Like, I got a criminal trespass ticket, was taken to jail, they did take me upstairs for the Obama UT arrest, and if they would have had the body scanner, then they would have scanned my eyes while I would have refused, but who knows how that would have played out, but they now have that.

Yeah, do some research on trespass to try a title.

and instead of actually having you charge with trespassing, which I don't see how you can trespass on public property anyway,

It is literally the equivalent of a trespass to pray in school because the property owner says, don't do that.

If they are the owner or can speak for the owner, then they've got a lot more authority than is understood simply on the trespass theory.

Well, that goes into, in Texas of course, that goes into the criminal trespass statute and that's pretty much a judgment call of the owner.

Even if he didn't, he's not committing trespass unless he's fighting.

injuries, loss, trespass or harm. The author does not consent to the proceedings as there

But they've always got the trespass to fall back on no matter what.

how are they lawfully able to trespass on people's property for the purpose of taking pictures,

That's criminal trespass because he was carrying a loaded pistol at the time.

Because I know where criminal trespass is in the penal code, but it's breaking and entering.

But it's criminal trespass and unlawful entry.

Criminal trespass is not fine only.

there as a criminal trespass warning, and it is directed at you.

The trespass 50,000 fine, and the two policemen came up a month ago on Friday morning to say

How can you trespass on your own property?

If the businesses are closed and it is automatically a trespass to enter the grounds when the businesses are closed, what in the hell is the Sheriff's Department doing there?

home. I said, criminal trespass code clearly explains who it's allowed onto and into your

And right now he's filed four criminal trespass complaints with the two aggravated assault,

telling him do not trespass on my property it will be posted and for any day or part there of per

He's not going to like it. She's not going to like it. I don't care. These are my rights and you, my servant, will not be allowed to freely trespass upon them without retribution from me from your attempted act.

And I'll send you guys this in an email to put a no trespass sign on the front of their house,

because trespassing is for animals from what I've heard and no trespass is for living flesh and blood men and women.

Tell them you have someone on your property who is in the process of criminal trespass while prominently displaying a deadly weapon.

Then get the code, read criminal trespass and also read aggravated assault, 2204.

Are they pending criminal charges for trespass or something?

one of my teeth and throwing me in jail and he charged me with criminal trespass to cover

Well, isn't that criminal trespass and assault?

Now, do they have implied consent to trespass on private land?

They absolutely have no authority to trespass on private property.

trespass and, you know, that's a different matter.

Two year limitation on, it's saying trespass in general. However, I wanted to ask you of a technicality.

But if they prove they conducted the inspection, they also prove criminal trespass against themselves.

have filed was a suit for trespass to try title.

A person may bring suit for trespass or injury to the estate or the property of another, conversion of personal property, taking or detaining personal property of another, personal injury, forcible entry and detainer and forcible detainer, not later than two years after the day the cause of action accrues.

in the legislature so we can't challenge it that one's a catch-22 how about trespass I

mean they're attempting to trespass on my property well let's go to trespass if you

snuff you get to sue not only for trespass but now you can take it into the federal venue

as a quiet title action or a suit for trespass to try title. That is that in these types

of that would quiet a title, and that is a suit for trespass to try title.

was a suit for trespass to try title.

In Texas, the term quiet title has been downplayed and they prefer the term the trespass to try

A person must bring suit for trespass or injury to the estate or to the property of another

uh, uh, animals running at large, uh, as a, as criminal trespass issue, but it only relates

This is what, this is what the trespass statute says in, I'm sorry. Go ahead, Steve. This

top of the pole in purple paint is a no trespass sign.

is so if you've got a hundred acres of property, you don't have to put out no trespass signs

And then the bank will have a fit, and they'll file a trespass to try title in order to quieten

The idea of getting a declaratory judgment, a trespass to try title, that gives them more

You've got a criminal trespass warning issued to you right now.

But the only way they can do anything about it is petition for a quiet title or trespass to try a title.

good place to counter-sue the lender when they sue for trespass to try title, then you

Trespass to try title, there may be a restriction.

You may not be able to counter-sue because of the nature of trespass to try title.

Does so through trespass to try title

As trespass to try title in Texas

They can't go there themselves and that would be a super trespass to try title.

In a super trespass to try title, the onus per bandai or the burden of proof is shifted

So and we were looking at filing petitions for declaratory judgment and trespass to try

You can ask for attorney fees and damages in a trespass to try title suits,

but they have changed the rule of civil procedure to say that the defendant in a trespass to try title suit

So that basically means you have to have already been kicked out of your house to do trespass to try title.

Because what I read was that trespass to try title was essentially the exclusive remedy,

Yeah, according to the rules, the defendant in trespass to try title case

So trespass probably won't fly, but one of the others might.

If I keep the curtain of the sleeper berth closed and put up a no trespass sign.

But if it's after foreclosure then the action would be trespass to try title.

You prepare criminal trespass charges, take them to a notary, swear to them, have the notary verify them, take those to the prosecuting attorney, and he's going to refuse to do anything.

from Class B misdemeanor criminal trespass to Class C misdemeanor willful failure

B misdemeanor criminal trespass to Class C misdemeanor willful failure to obey the lawful

The state of Texas made a fatal mistake when last year they reduced the charges from Class B misdemeanor criminal trespass to Class C misdemeanor willful failure to obey the lawful order of an officer.

The state of Texas made a fatal mistake when last year they reduced the charges from Class B misdemeanor criminal trespass to Class C misdemeanor willful failure to obey the lawful order of an officer.

B misdemeanor criminal trespass to Class C misdemeanor willful failure to obey the lawful

B misdemeanor criminal trespass to Class C misdemeanor willful failure to obey the lawful

And this officer, once he issued the criminal trespass warning, he could not file a further complaint unless you were criminally trespassing on the same property.

Now, you mentioned adverse possession. Adverse possession is a right in law. That's why they issue a criminal trespass warning.

And once the owner of the property raises an issue, then you're given a trespass warning. And that negates your position of adverse possession.

At the time, they only gave you a criminal trespass warning.

They gave you a criminal trespass warning.

So that'd be criminal charges in for trespass on my right to travel, trespass on due process.

That's a clear trespass on private property that is not generally accessible

If you're in Texas, you go in with a trespass to try a title.

In Texas, the exclusive remedy is trespass to try to title.

and file criminal trespass charges against them.

not criminal trespass because it's beyond criminal trespass.

place, she wants to go back and, and, you know, what in Texas would be a trespass to

And you can't criminally trespass on a public property.

You can't criminal trespass at all unless you enter a property without permission and do damage.

Then you can be given a trespass warning.

Once you've been given a trespass warning, then if you reenter the property,

We're going to work them over, and I will send you the trespass to trial title suit.

Then you file criminal trespass against the agent and sue him.

No, no. Your post foreclosure, you file a trespass to tri-title.

Trespass to tri-title is better because the other side can't get attorney fees.

And trespass to tri-title that goes to a title issue will have the effect

A trespass to tri-title is, I'm not exactly sure how that's to be styled.

In a trespass to tri-title suit, you rely on the strength of your title

And this court lacked jurisdiction as there was an action filed in the district court in trespass to tri-title,

He simply said, Mr. Kelton, just because you filed a trespass to tri-title suit does not necessarily mean that I lack subject matter jurisdiction.

because there is a trespass to tri-title suit in the district court.

The judge said, Mr. Kelton, just because you have filed a trespass to tri-title suit in the district court does not necessarily mean that I do not have jurisdiction.

a foreclosure, there needs to be filed a trespass to tri-title. That's the exclusive remedy.

So, you file a trespass to tri-title, and that one would nearly go to the foreclosure sale.

claims. Here, you need to do this surgically. In the trespass to tri-title action, you ask for

Okay. So, you need to get a trespass to try title seat filed,

We just had them remove a trespass to tritidal action to the federal court.

we have a trespass to try title action, where we were very careful to only address the filing

of a document in the county record, and a trespass to try title the state as exclusive

matter jurisdiction before the court because we had filed a trespass to try title in the

just because you filed a trespass to try title action does not necessarily mean that this

a little story uh the the the case i told you about we filed a trespass to try title

the trespass to try title merely goes to who has the best title the best claim to title

lawyer here who's just starting out and they get this trespass to try to sidle so it's a pro se

and you shake a you know we're filing a trespass to try title in florida we would file a quiet title

We had a trespass to try title action removed to the federal court.

this particular one was a trespass to try title.

We file a trespass to try title, strictly state filings.

in which case if it's post foreclosure, it would be a trespass to try title action.

to client title cases and trespass to try title cases. I've been doing some study into this.

Okay. So I'll just very briefly touch on the latter part of that. For a trespass to try title

Procedure 783-809 that deal with just trespass to try title suits. The element to prevail in the

trespass to try title action, a plaintiff has to prove a regular chain of conveyances from the

to connect this to trespass to try title suits. I'm not sure exactly what you're asking.

We had a trespass to try title action removed to the federal court.

this particular one was a trespass to try title.

Okay, you have to do a, either slander of title or trespass to try title action against the foreclosing trustee or whoever held the auction

Okay, if he purchased at auction, then he is not in trespass and he's not in adverse possession

If this were Texas, the remedy of choice would be trespass to tri-title

That should give a criminal trespass complaint

that are along the lines of quiet title actions or trespass or tri-title?

One is a straight quiet title action. Another is trespass to try title. Another is slander of title.

If it is post-foreclosure, you might consider filing either suit under trespass to try title or slander of title.

For example, a trespass to try title suit, that is a purely statutory suit.

And in a trespass to try title suit,

So people understand what a trespass to try title suit is.

Now, they claim ownership, and then you file a trespass to try title and say,

Well, from what I've found in my research is in a trespass to try title

claim to possessory rights, you would bring a trespass to try title, and you

but let me tell folks that Trespass to Try Title, Quiet Title, Slander on

Trespass to Try Title is peculiar to Texas.

And the peculiar thing about Trespass to Try Title, which makes it kind of

appears to be peculiar to Texas, a trespass to try title, do you have for

in a trespass to try title suit?

And when you have a, a trespass or a violation of patent rights, that's a federal issue.

Or that within your claim against the prosecution, you would claim his violations of your rights or his trespass or his?

And I'm supposed to be filing criminal charges, criminal trespass charges against him,

We have some cases here where we filed a trespass to try to title in the state, and that's purely a state issue.

The only thing you can do now, the best thing to do now is file a trespass to try title action in the district court.

Now, if we do a trespass to try a title, then it's going to be a declaratory deal, right?

No, it would be, okay, in Tennessee, in Texas, it would be trespass to try title.

county record and the trespass to try title will only go to the validity of those documents.

And those are quiet title, suit for quiet title, slander of title, and a trespass to try title.

In a trespass to try title suit, to prevail in a trespass to try title action,

Yeah, I would like you to go back through trespass to try title again.

Okay, trespass to try title, the four elements are,

In trespass to try title you've got to approve superior title.

Did I say quiet title? Oops. Yeah, trespass to try title.

You kind of do them all the same and if you do a quiet title similar to a trespass to try title,

And then you have in a trespass to try title, you have another claim against the title.

And generally the difference between a trespass to try title and quiet title,

you would also file a trespass to try title.

Trespass to try title is where they tried to take the property from you.

and in a trespass to try title, you're relying on the strength of the petitioner's title.

as where a trespass to try title or slander title is not.

Okay. As we're in a trespass to try title, you're showing that they have nothing to lose.

Then you file criminal trespass against him

And if it's criminal trespass while prominently displaying a deadly weapon, that's a felony

To trespass on your property while displaying deadly weapons

If you bring that issue in the court, and when I put together a trespass to try title, I stick that in there.

and if you can get that ruled in a trespass to try title,

a trespass to try title you would do after foreclosure,

Let me address quiet title or trespass to try title.

And in a quiet title or a trespass to try title,

it that says no trespass no trespass won't help you if there is no barrier really okay it don't

don't want it touched and now when you hang the no trespass sign on it it says this is my property

off and if they pass the barrier and rip the duct tape off that's criminal trespass okay now

get your little rope around it so he has to commit criminal trespass and if you tarp it,

You have a no trespass sign, ask them to leave the property.

Oh yeah, there's a no trespass sign at the – yeah.

And right now we're doing, we're going more for quiet title or trespass to try title

Then you would file a trespass to tri-title action

Now when you file a trespass to tri-title, you want to ask the court for a restraining order

It's important that you understand the district court where you would file the trespass to tri-title

That's essentially, that would be what would go to a trespass to try title

And a trespass to try title addressing a document that purports to grant title to someone else

And your trespass to try title claim says my claim is greater than the substitute trustees claim

The difference between trespass to try title and quiet title is not terribly great

The only difference I can see is the mortgage states, Texas is the only one that has trespass to try title

So where they're moving these quiet title and trespass to try title

When you file a quiet title or trespass to try title

We are talking about trespass to quiet to try title

The reason for a trespass to try a title or a challenge to the trustee's deed

or before going through a foreclosure process, should be filing a suit for trespass to try a title.

Quiet title or trespass to try title in Texas is the way to challenge the sufficiency of the document.

So we're suggesting, you wouldn't think quite title, trespass to try title, or trespass to try title is specifically and strictly a state action filed only in Texas

And that's exactly, that was exactly the position we were taking. When you file a trespass to try title action, or a quiet title action, that is strictly a state claim. If you file for and jump to relief

So in looking at this issue, how do we get this out of the hand of the Fed? And what we crafted in some actions we did up here in Travis County where we filed a trespass to try title, we pick up this issue from someone after they have been foreclosed on.

You have a case here, so you have a quiet title or a trespass to try title, and you want to play this before a jury.

I've been filing some trespass to try title suits.

And the last trespass to try title that we filed,

And I have been filing trespass to try.

Where I have a trespass to try title, that is very specific.

In a trespass to try title, if I ask for anything other than declaratory judgment,

So I can't reasonably address anything in trespass to try title other than the sufficiency of the title.

and I had the question that where I am petitioning for trespass to try title,

And trespass to try title is a special form of quiet title.

It is a suit to trespass, suit for trespass to try title.

you could sue for trespass to try title, slander of title, or a suit to quiet the controversy over title

In your trespass to try title suit, quiet title suit, or suit for slander of title,

The only thing that you're seeking in your quiet title, a suit for trespass to try title or slander of title suit is a declaratory judgment.

And that's the, you know, the time I use trespass to try title is after a substitute trustee's

police officer and the police officer, I mean, I filed a complaint, a criminal trespass against

this one was a criminal trespass complaint. And it met all the elements of criminal trespass.

of title, trespass to try title, challenging a party's authority to claim that you're in

To file a trespass to try title suits is purely state issues.

And what we would normally do in this case is file a quiet title action or if there's already been a foreclosure, a trespass to try title action.

which I have a trespass warning on them.

And so I told the officer that I wanted to have them arrested for trespassing because they violated the trespass warning.

for violating the trespass warning and for terroristic threats,

by that time showed up, and I charged the guy with criminal trespass because I threw

And I filed a criminal trespass charge against it.

I think in trespass to try title, trespass to try title is almost the same and trespass to try title statute actually has a standard form that you can dispel out.

The only real difference between trespass to try title and quiet title is trespass to try title is a specific community after someone's made a claim against your title.

The only time I do a trespass to try title and that's unique to Texas is after there's been a foreclosure and there is a trustees deed.

Trespass to try title would test your warranty deed against the trustees deed whereas a mechanic's claim doesn't make a claim of hold or ship, so that would go to quiet title.

But just do a search for Texas quiet title, you'll get. Just on Google or StarPage, you'll get examples of trespass and quiet title should be very simple.

I just recently filed a criminal trespass complaint against a guy and the

criminal trespass comes back on my property and does something wrong or hurts somebody,

of times I had a case removed to the federal court when I filed a trespass to try a title,

title slander title trespass to try? I'd avoid quiet title because you're limited in your

title? It's just trespass to try title that you can't. Did I misunderstand that?

After a trustee's deed, you filed a trespass to try a title.

what we've been doing is quiet title and trespass to try

the federal judge was misconstruing quiet title for trespass to try title, or he was

talking about was trespass to try title.

The judge, he was talking about trespass to try title, and trespass to try title is only

Now I was listening to it, you know, in other states they don't have trespass to try a title,

If you don't raise the issue, they can do it. I had a trespass to try title,

This was a trespass to try title. There were no federal issues here. Strictly

I was talking about, trespass to tri-tidal, that may be specific to real

Well, we got charged with criminal trespass and criminal mischief

Here in the small town that I live in, I filed a criminal trespass against someone.

as he does not trespass upon their rights and you know in Black's Law I was looking

or torturous trespass okay that brings a good question with torturous interference with

And the American courts are upholding every single trespass of this nature as a valid

me with, I forget, I think criminal trespass or something but I went to court and they

the removal of a cloud on title. One being quiet title action, two being trespass to try title,

and third slander of title. Trespass to try and quiet title.

The trespass to try title is you claim, you state that your claim is more valid than their claim.

or trespass to try title is an interest. I'm sorry. Dyslexia was kicking in. Quiet title,

trespass to try title. An interest in specific property. That title to the property is affected

You there, Randy? That's pretty much the difference between quiet title trespass and slander title.

Okay. Okay. Hold on. Are you familiar with the concept of trespass ab initio?

Look up trespass ab initio. If the prosecutor came into the court and falsely testified before the court, then you can show that he falsely testified.

And all the trespass ab initio doctrine, you almost certainly have it in Maryland, that the case in Tennessee, it's been a long time since I read it, so I have to kind of paraphrase it.

now the prosecutor's got a real problem and you look for the doctrine of trespass ab initio, disqualify the entire prosecution.

Okay, hang up, got the music going. We do kind of need to move along, but keep us up to speed on how this is going and research out that trespass ab initio. You might find that interesting.

That's why I said check what's going on with the trespass statutes at the state level.

He's posted notices on the properties to not trespass on the properties, and

So when I filed a Trespass to Try Title suit, and that's peculiar to Texas, it is a form

And Trespass to Try Title challenges a deed in the record and makes the claim that your

So we do that with Trespass to Try Title.

What I suggest is, is you fence it with some type of marker and then put a no trespass sign

with an open government request after I filed criminal trespass charges on them.

Have you filed a trespass to try title action?

filed a trespass to try to suit in a state court in Texas in a in an eviction

issue a trespass to try title to challenge a substitute trustees deed the

trespass to try title which is very specific to Texas and nowhere else so it

I file a suit, I file a trespass to try title suit,

government code 51901C, the document is presumed to be fraudulent and a trespass to try title

other day when I put together a trespass to try title suit. I'm sorry, I put

don't trespass on my property anymore.

Or in this case, in Texas specifically, it would be a trespass to try title.

Trespass to try title is something you would file after a document has been filed in the record claiming ownership of the property.

But if it's a test between whose title is stronger, the warranty deed or the substitute trustees deed, that would be trespass to try title.

Dakota Ranch Apartments, to investigate a possible criminal trespass by an individual named James Williams Jr.

the other was a trespass to try title.

I'll think of the term. Trespass Sabinish, Joe, I'll speak to that when we come back from break.

Then file the Trespass to Tri-Title.

Well, let's say this particular one was a trespass to try title.

then you can trespass to try title to challenge that deed.

But after a trespass to try title.

This trespass to try title, and we're merely saying that the deed of trust is void

Yeah, the fact that they lacked probable cause from the beginning goes to trespass ab initio.

Yeah, the fact that they lacked probable cause from the beginning goes to trespass ab initio.

As an ultimate outcome, I would like for justice to be served on those who trespass against

He says, the judge has instructed you to file a criminal trespass warning with Mr. Hargrave.

And so he writes, he issues me this criminal trespass warning.

And sheriff's deputy says, the judge is instructing you to file a criminal trespass warning with Mr. Hargraves

All right, so we have a criminal trespass notice

Yeah, and I have to send it by mail because I'm, of course, there'll be criminal trespass if I go up there in person

So you look up trespass ab initio.

filed a criminal trespass warrant against me after I called 911 on him for refusing

He filed a criminal trespass warning on you because you called 911.

So after 50 days, you do a trespass to try title suit or a quiet title action claiming

I filed a trespass to try to title against these guys,

So I asked the police to arrest him for criminal trespass and they took my complaint and refused to give it to the magistrate.

You're trying to set me up so that you can file a criminal trespass against me

a state claim and a trespass to try title is purely a state claim or a quiet title action

And they got a warrant based on a trespass and things have gone downhill from there.

When I went out, we were talking about the Trespass to Try Title.

We have a Quiet Title Action and a Trespass to Try Title Action.

So I went down and filed a criminal trespass against him.

I believe I have a case, I mean they, my suit against them would be trespass on person and

so you charge him with criminal trespass this this doesn't go to a bar issue this goes to

criminal trespass okay but what the couldn't you still bar grievance month over that anyway

for the particular grievance yeah well you you make a criminal trespass accusation look up criminal

trespass in Missouri and it'll have certain elements and you i generally write you know i take the

The other one is trespass to try title.

If you've already been foreclosed on, you'd file a trespass to try title.

criminal trespass. Criminal trespass is where you're in possession of property and someone else

the gate and i locked it and i said please do not trespass and we went into town to have breakfast

Well, they, will they ignore that trespass sign and just go up and do it anyway from, huh?

hold it in adverse possession that's not criminal trespass it's adverse possession

a criminal trespass if I give them permission to use that land they cannot do adverse possession

because she's afraid she's gonna have a confrontation with her send her a criminal trespass notice

uh no i didn't verbally then make up a letter a criminal trespass warning or a trespass

criminal trespass warning then one thing they can never take the property by adverse possession

but if you file the send the tort letter first telling him you know giving him a trespass warning

and he raises an objection to it you already have a trespass warning against him so when

trespass warning so you put the onus back on him and then he's going to have to come to the court

trespass that you're hereby given notice not the trespass on property belonging to me and that's

And I filed criminal trespass complaints against him.

for criminal trespass unless he has been given a trespassing warning and returned to the

to now after that is a button that we go after the trespass for the the bylaw.

The trespass that they committed, we told them not to come on the property.

I filed a case that was a trespass to try title case and it asked the court to rule

So look up trespass ab initio

and there is an old trespass sign up, he can't enter the building without a warrant

and maintain that the state is at trespass or ab initio and move for dismissal.

For trespass by ab initio.

and she's not going to be able to argue trespass or anything else. Okay. And I also put in

wanted to attempt to trespass in the RV, Stevy Honeybee. Well, Robert, I got a break coming up

And they're committing trespass while permanently displaying a deadly weapon.

He ordered them off the property and they didn't leave. That's aggravated. That's aggravated criminal trespass and aggravated assault.

Now, I wanted to know if them leaving that fingerprint, you touching your car like that, would that be a trespass as well?

a county across the San Francisco Bay to trespass on my property to lay the paperwork

And I said, yeah, I have a trespass sign posted here.

If that process ever walks up on my porch and there is a no trespass sign and he walks

He committed criminal trespass while prominently displaying a deadly weapon.

When you put that criminal trespass sign up there, that told any public official that

Now when he committed criminal trespass while prominently displaying a deadly weapon, that

will you look up trespass ab initio it's a b i n i t i o

at about this trespass look up trespass ab initio a where a witness a where an officer do you just

want the definition of it yes yes okay well this trespass ab initio is a trespass from the beginning

it's a trespass by retrospective operation it occurs when an entry an authority a license

is conferred by law under which conduct otherwise constituting a trespass may be justified an abuse

a trespass from the beginning that is from the time of the entry trespass ab initio

more to trespass on property and i was hoping we could find something that's a trespass on rights

of course you've already done that for you so just do a search for trespass ab initio do a

defiant trespass and violation of 18 CSAs.

then nothing they found subsequent to an illegal stop is usable under the doctrine of trespass ab initio.

That's trespass ab initio.

the actors under trespass ab initio, you might do some research in Michigan on trespass

If he finds his own procedure, his own policy, but he still manages to trespass on your rights,

And under the doctrine of ab initio, trespass ab initio, they become a trespasser from the

we do you're fired okay and if you do anything if you trespass on this case

right now do not trespass on my case I have no problem adding your name to the

She said no, so I asked her to get off my property, I'm giving you a trespass warning,

And after all, it was my 13th appearance on 6 July 2017 for a so-called criminal trespass in the first three, where I was with my old Ford truck and a trailer under a contract agreement.

can remove you from the property yes that's that's a legal trespass that they can do but the question

It's called trespass on a case

I'm suing you, what don't you get? You know, we're in litigation and he kind of started shaking and he's telling me not to point my finger at him and I told him I'll point my finger at him if I want, if he wants to continue to trespass on my case, you know, deal with it.

I just looked at a case today, I was looking up trespass ab initio.

So you've got them as trespass ab initio.

That is a good question. Did he file a criminal trespass notice?

This officer gave me a trespass verbal trespass warning, but not a written one.

I step into this yard, I'm violating that no trespass sign.

said this in front of the guy that was going to be the witness, the guy that trespass actually

physically trespass on my property and took the pictures was standing right there when

I've heard, but the trespass charge, T-Mobile trespassed me, and that's because they have

can get them to drop the trespass complaint.

way they can legally trespass someone is if the owner of the company trespasses you, notices

So he might want to take a look at that for the laws down, the trespass laws in Florida

It goes to a trespass ab initio where a party has jurisdiction or has permission and then

I found a case Bishop v. Something in Texas on trespass ab initio, but it wasn't as clear

And a denial of due process is harm per se, and it also affects the principle of trespass ab initio.

Trespass on my property

Trespass on your property

You mean trespass on your child

So we have this little trespass matter. There's an old road that comes to our place here.

issue a trespass because the owner has to first give you notice that you need to leave their property.

yeah, trespass somebody from the public area. That's a road. It turns out I found the old

as long as I don't trespass on anybody else or trespass on any crimes, any activities that I'm not privileged to

he has the right to trespass on our case.

and peer around. You get what I'm saying? They would trespass to look. Let me put it that way.

other property there is. If you don't completely enclose it, they'll trespass to do it is what I'm

So you set them up to file a trespass against you.

If they accuse you of trespass after you left, when they ordered you to leave, you left like you were supposed to.

What they do here is they solicit trespass from the manager.

Yeah, trespass and mischief.

So I started my lawsuit off with fraud, and then I went through Trespass to Shadows because

charged for trespass for shopping without a mask.

Well, unless they've already filed a trespass notice on you,

you can't criminally trespass unless you have already been giving a trespass warning

Yeah, so then my thing is I think I can get the trespass is the issue that I'm having because of Seth.

And then they're charging me trespass attempt under code number 5606,

Trespass with what?

Trespass attempt, attempt entry.

We're dealing with a situation where these neighbors pursued a criminal trespass charge against me.

The best thing she could do about the trespass is throw herself on the mercy of the court

trespass sign you can sue them in court you can hold them in court so well he

Did you have no trespass signs up?

If you had had no trespass signs up, then you could argue they could not use the evidence

But since there were no trespass signs up, let's move here.

he did trespass onto the property to take the pictures or what have you.

It just seems to me like there's a reasonable location of privacy and that he did trespass upon it.

So you can show that they actually did trespass on your property.

The zoning people trespass onto the property to take the photographs

So then they get the sheriff to come in and give me a citation for misdemeanor trespass like five months later.

because it's a county road, and they can't trespass you from a county road.

Because it's a county road and they can't trespass you from a county road.

Is it possible to trespass in a public place?

It all goes to scope, and I'm going to say that criminal trespass is not within the scope

Yeah, and do you think I have to kind of outline what trespass is?

You know, because they might be negligent about what trespass really is, so I'll include that in there too

He wants trespass to shadows, but he doesn't want conspiracy to commit fraud.

women have the authority to trespass because they always have to call the sheriff.

They haven't, you know, tried to send me a notice or, you know, trespass me officially.

And they'll say, hey, these people, even the cops, they don't know what the elements of trespass is. They don't know what the elements of misconduct are.

Yes, sir. Yes, absolutely not. I'm not going to ask them, but I'm going to ask them questions and say, you know, why did you do this? And I already know they're never going to reach the elements of trespass because they don't know it. If they knew it, they would never have been arrested.

When you're saying what happened and what didn't happen, use that language. And this is evidence known to the officers at the time that you were leaving the premises, so that their assertion that you committed criminal trespass is incorrect because you were leaving when they got there.

Criminal trespass and disorderly conduct

Okay, so he absolutely, he doesn't meet the elements of Colonel Trespass or disorderly conduct whatsoever

Okay, John in Kansas, first things first, have you read the codes that give jurisdiction? What constitutes criminal trespass in Kansas?

What I'm looking for is can someone claim criminal trespass when you voluntarily left the premises?

Yeah, it doesn't make any sense at all that if he's leaving on his own accord, that can't be trespass, the whole idea of trespass is they had notice and they refused to leave, that's the whole idea

So since the officer saw him in the parking lot in the process of leaving, if he stated that the person committed criminal trespass and arrested the person, that's false imprisonment, and that's a crime in every state

How did you, you know, you didn't have any notice, she didn't have any no trespass signs on the place where you went to rescue your cat from where she locked it up.

which would include in this case, notice, if you look at what criminal trespass is 3005 penal code, and it requires notice.

and he's continuing to trespass and interfere.

trespass with shadows we have conversion and if they didn't dispute it that means

Advise me to file a more supportive discovery on this goofy criminal trespass thing.

a complaint against you for trespass if you come in here without my permission.

If they do, then they can make a trespass claim if they asked you to leave and you didn't.

Here in Texas, in order for them to trespass you, you literally have to be told that you're

They're the only ones that can actually trespass you.

But if you're gone by the time they show up, they can only give you a trespass warning

But the individual directly can't charge you with the trespass in Texas.

And you can only be charged with actual trespass if you were warned and then returned.

30.05, the criminal trespass statute for here in Texas, okay? Subsection A, a person commits

but I'm not- Okay. Then she can't trespass you from going

can't trespass you from the common area. Right.

cops do it, but, but that's in my civil case right now and that trespass to real property

For instance, I'm renting the place I'm in right now, but I can sure charge you or file a complaint against you for trespass if you come in here without my permission.

If they do, then they can make a trespass claim if they asked you to leave and you didn't.

Here in Texas, in order for them to trespass you, you literally have to be told that you're trespassing and have to leave by law enforcement.

They're the only ones that can actually trespass you.

But if you're gone by the time they show up, they can only give you a trespass warning and tell you that if you do show back up,

But the individual directly can't charge you with the trespass in Texas.

And you can only be charged with actual trespass if you were warned and then returned.

Okay, Jane. Now, I'm looking at 30.05, the criminal trespass statute for here in Texas. Okay?

Okay, then she can't trespass you from going on the yard on that side of the yard, even if it is right behind her house.

Okay. If that's the common area, then she can't trespass you from the common area.

and that trespass to real property is part of--is my--one of my--

Hey, I called a few weeks ago regarding a guy who had a criminal trespass charge in Kansas

And they cannot trespass you from someone else's private property without that property owner's consent, period.

They can't trespass you from someone else's property.

And in order to trespass you, you either have to have been requested to leave the property

If you committed a crime on public property, they could trespass you from the public property.

The cops have no authority whatsoever to trespass private individuals from private property without the owner, ever.

The cops had no legitimate authority to trespass you from anything.

You're also going to get talked about trespass again.

I got arrested for trespass two weeks ago myself, not trying to push anything or make

trespass if that person unlawfully enters or remains in or upon the premises of another.

I got trespass to shadows to stick.

Have you filled up the criminal trespass statute in Kansas?

Have you read the criminal trespass statute in Kansas?

Criminal trespass is not something controlled by the city.

I would have to know more about the case. Okay, they trespassed. That trespass was criminal.

If these guys committed criminal trespass on your property, then that is not within scope, so yes, you can sue them personally.

Criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.

got charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct, and we had a trial coming up.

And so Chris from Missouri, he got arrested in Kansas on criminal trespass and disorderly

monitoring for trespass and they need to take an account, there's no chance. There's something

and trying to trespass me when he had no grounds to do so.

The grass police committed criminal trespass coming in to photograph his grass.

Like, this is like – there's three degrees of trespass and assault and all that kind of stuff.

remanded it back because if they didn't, they would gut the trespass laws.

The only way they could get to trespass is to give you a written order to leave.

They're going to trespass me too.

I'm saying personal because criminal trespass is not within scope.

The term is trespass ab initio.

They committed trespass ab initio from the beginning and all their acts are defeated.

They're there, but if you have a no trespass sign, then if they step past that no trespass

Criminal trespass is not within scope.

And eventually we went to trial, and they prosecuted me and found me guilty on two criminal counts of trespass and disorderly conduct.

Now the business would have, they may have a civil trespass issue, but they certainly

didn't have a criminal trespass issue.

that in order to trespass someone from the business,

Did the owner of the property file a criminal trespass complaint and was the property posted

So the other property owner filed a criminal trespass complaint and the sheriff refused

Yes, we filed a criminal trespass complaint with the sheriff, we gave it to him and he

Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, did they trespass on your property?

You can't criminal trespass someone for criminal trespassing on somebody else's property.

It doesn't trespass on any of your rights and freedoms.

Did they file a criminal trespass warning?

Did they file a criminal trespass warning because you were in one of those locations?

If you're, what were you doing in the location that caused them to file the trespass warning?

So you were on the highway and they gave you a trespass warning from their property?

Okay, you don't care what they said, where did they file this trespass warning?

In order to file a trespass warning, they have to have grounds and if they've stated

grounds that do not amount to proper grounds for a trespass warning, then file criminal

person or property, or to unlawfully trespass upon his property, that's pretty strong.

It's title 25, section 11.411, criminal trespass on the federal statute.

Did you trespass on my property?

You feel that filing criminal trespass and simulation legal process would be get it done

You already have reason to believe that they committed criminal trespass and you do not

And subsequent to that ruling, they committed criminal trespass a second time

You have to redress the grievance. Now they can come and trespass on your property at their pleasure.

Jerry in Pennsylvania, he got the grass police charged with criminal trespass for coming on his property to photograph the weeds.

And he sued him in the federal court for a criminal trespass and won.

um for criminal trespass i have a school board meeting in november of 2021 because in october

i was quote disruptive unquote and so they issued me a criminal trespass from the school

part of this equation is the school board issued out a criminal trespass warning to the NAACP

I called in before. I'm helping Chris from Missouri. We had a trespass case in Kansas City and then we ended up filing a...

Okay, so I'm thinking of an appeal for the ongoing trespass or continuing trespass, which I found a few case law.

But in the pleadings, I did mention continuing trespass and ongoing trespass.

Yeah, because it was a trespass limitation act.

And I'm not sure that it's, I mean, they didn't issue a trespass warrant that I know of.

Okay, wait, okay, that has to have a, they have to give her a trespass warning.

Warning, warning, yes, a trespass warning.

But what I didn't do good at is when I went to the municipal court for the theft and the trespass whenever I arrested my cow.

So he charged him with criminal trespass and sued him in the federal court, and they went