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These people have to follow some due process here and it's proof of it.

this but the IRS just doesn't end run on due process, says you owe money, says you haven't

That's not what this is about at all. This is about their following due process and filing a lien, not me hindering assessment or collection.

See, I'm saying they haven't followed due process to perfect this lien. So if they don't really have a lien, then they don't really have interest, right? But he's intervening like he does have interest.

Well, let me ask you this. Does that also say they don't have to follow due process at all? They just can do whatever they want?

that's obviously denial of his rights to due process, and that's a crime.

on every due process issue he fails to litigate.

but what I'm after is due process and to change the system.

That's a violation of his rights to due process to get his property,

No complaint, no due process, no anything.

It makes no difference what due process rights they deny you, what kind of abuse they heap on you,

And in getting to that, I'm gonna walk through the basic due process of how jurisdiction goes to the court.

To have to do with the local courts and getting people to understand how they can bring due process back

many other remedies I mean just yeah it may go to due process violations all

kinds of due process of disqualification of the judge or I mean all kinds of

it's necessary in this in this case yeah this may go to due process I thought

this works give us an outline because the courts have to follow due process at

every instance we have a right to due process in the first instance so give us

study as an example step by step according to due process code yeah and

all these 23 due process violations in it and say to the attorney here Bubba

The first thing you should get to is due process.

Find out what motions are, what kinds of motions exist, what due process is,

and how to protect your due process rights.

we walk down each item of due process that needed to be argued in your case,

He has a contractual duty to protect my due process rights,

And then we're going to file a bar grievance against the attorney for every due process

violation that we can find, every due process violation we can include in the motions.

I know you guys don't want to focus on the merits, which we've got enough due process

So with the arrest, well, with my writ and this being Texas, I got 23 due process violations

And I got 23 due process violations.

Every misstep that the prosecutor makes that amounts to a due process violation, we file

Due process violation or subject matter jurisdiction makes it go away.

We start down the line and the first due process violation we find costs them subject matter

for due process because it just doesn't

right for due process of law because

Right to due process

Due process statutory

contract, which the Constitution forbids him to do, denies you in due process, creates

I would look at the due process violations

cause everything is all about due process

because he wasn't willing to acknowledge any of the due process violations

well you see the due process violations are crimes

And then I have a due process motion that's developed from the whole thing

And these are example documents to teach you about due process

That's fundamental constitutional due process.

If he doesn't, he's denied due process, and that's a crime.

If your Constitution calls a violation of due... addresses violations of due process,

If he denied you due process, you could file in the federal court.

And you might look at the federal form for criminal complaints and make some up on federal forms for the constitutional violations, violation of due process.

A due process violation. Why does that make it appropriate grounds to bring it into the federal venue?

Because it's in federal constitution that you have a right to the due process of law.

Give it to her attorney. And if your attorney refuses to file them, then you count every due process violation you have in there

I want to go after them for due process.

the magistrate has to see it or else there's no due process?

else there's no due process.

And it was a due process violation, that's all

Just denying them due process

And the prosecuting attorney to deny due process

Your substantial due process rights have been denied by giving you an impartial judge.

Due process is one.

They cannot be taken away without due process.

You know, it's clearly contrary to Florida's Constitution and any semblance of due process.

And they will address about 21 due process violations that occur on every arrest.

You still have to follow due process.

arrest, if after the arrest he violates a due process right of yours, he becomes a trespasser

Okay, you have to go back and look at due process.

We go over due process a lot, and because there are a lot of details here, the first time you hear it, it just sounds like spaghetti.

This creates an untenable breach of due process.

We hand our attorney a stack of documents that contain at least 20 due process violations,

you miss one due process, right, I'll file a bar grievance against you for every single one.

Well, they didn't say find – they didn't say that they found me guilty, but they said that you failed to appear before this judge and that you need to pay this fee, $290, which I assume is, you know, that someone entered a guilty plea for me or whatever. But there was no due process.

researchers out there in other states, if you start putting together due process,

It walks through essentially generic due process.

in that there are certain federal requirements for due process in order to protect a person's right

I tell them about due process in Texas, and they say, well, they're doing the same thing here.

So if we start putting together the law in each state that addresses these due process issues,

We're going to teach people about due process,

that case, what it says is that even the appearance of retaliation is a due process violation.

Read it twice, and then go back and take them apart on due process.

We have to have, we have to have due process.

If the basic due process had been violated and if his fundamental rights had been violated,

and due process didn't matter.

have no respect for due process, have no respect for fundamental basic rights, inherent unalienable

So yeah, we've got to protect fundamental due process principles.

goes to general due process.

You go after them for due process violations and don't argue the merits of the case at

by, I've been subject to due process violations, now I'm terrified of the police, you owe me

But I think that's what I'm going to try to do in addition to claiming the right to due process.

Yeah, due process, that doesn't go to right to travel. That goes to Constitution.

Because they denied you due process in the original trial, what they're going to say is,

If you were denied due process, you have a right to dismissal.

8pm central time, eight to midnight. We'll be taking your calls and going over due process.

do a little review tonight on the basics, a review of the basics of due process.

Randy goes over the basics here of due process.

due process.

Yes, and we've done one already, a four-hour show on due process, and I'm going to go back

I deal with due process.

I know due process front to back because I read the book two or three times every time

due process here for some of our newer listeners up in Omaha Nebraska and Sioux Falls South Dakota

that all of your due process rights have been abided by, because if they haven't, then the arrest is invalid.

But denied due process is not one of those things they can do, so how do we fix it?

I use them because I've done it a lot, and I know the due process frontwards and backwards.

and he's saying how there's, we're talking about due process,

At the beginning of the show tonight, we're going to go over walking through due process, basically the principles of due process and statute here in Texas.

Yes. I'm going to walk through the steps of due process and then we'll go on to how to use them.

And in the meantime, we're going to go back to walking through due process and how we have to hold these people to a much higher standard than they even hold us.

No due process, no warrant, no court order, no anything.

and steal property without due process of law.

Randy will tell the audience that nobody's ever really challenged this due process issue

because due process does matter at every phase.

I mean, everybody screams about due process on the lower end, but it doesn't seem

Yeah, he'd have to go after due process is the only way

Well, they probably dismissed it because they know they violated due process

What I'm looking for are people who can take due process and convert it to other states. I have a document that's like 50 pages long on due process

But it really goes to common law or federal due process. I have it in terms of state law, Texas state law, but we need to convert it into other states

So if a public official violated due process right of the accused

So now based on the court record, you have reasonable cause to believe that the court of the judiciary conspired with this judge to deny you due process

a due process violation of the most basic sort.

Are you saying that every time someone is arrested and that due process is violated

This is every time somebody is arrested and due process is violated

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anything in the due process clause in the Constitution that says that it could be turned

the commission of the crime, and that constituted the due process tort.

not other due process violations.

and it will demonstrate to you what every document you need to address every due process issue in your case would look like.

That's pretty much what Randy does with due process.

And due process, this goes right to the heart of due process.

This is due process.

Because in the state of New Mexico, I believe, that whole due process situation of procedures

the basic rule is that the first time due process is violated,

and due process is defined as the fact that the government follows the rules,

The first time due process is violated, then jurisdiction ceases and is no more.

because of due process.

Well, see, Randy, I don't understand because to me that violates due process because anybody

I would add that under the due process clause, the state, in its role as prosecutor, has

We still have due process in this country, and if I am innocent until proven guilty,

We do a program on due process and legal reform.

But we do a show on due process and legal reform.

There's something about this that completely circumvents due process.

Granted, you have the due process, which you point out very eloquently.

Otherwise, they are taking your right away from you to use that property without due process of law.

Mostly we do due process, which would involve an arrest, all right, people who've had their

and, man, there's just as much corruption going on as due process,

based on what his people had done to seize my business without due process

in other words, they are completely bypassing all statutory required procedures, all due process procedures.

They're completely ignoring everyone's right to due process

And like me, I do due process.

If I get outside due process, my opinion is no better than anybody else's

Right, he's never had any contact with Oregon. So it's just a due process

and due process is one.

So they're seizing your property without due process.

The files due process against the tax collector and denial of right

with money and everything and it all boils down to due process okay the

judge violates due process he commits a felony because he violated the oath to

But when I do due process, I jump from the front of the book

And the case law says to be punished for doing what the law clearly allows you to do is a violation of the most, is a due process violation of the most basic sort.

A right is not a privilege. It is much higher. It is irrevocable except by due process of law which is one of Randy's favorite touch-upons.

And in any case, if you're exercising a right, then that goes to the being punished for doing what the law clearly allows you to do as a due process violation of the most basic sort.

Okay, so then obviously this would be a violation of due process and then any judgment would

And you cannot be deprived of your property without a due process of law

But why wouldn't you fight it under something along the lines of insufficiency or failure of due process

Well because failure of due process doesn't cost them impersonal jurisdiction

Failure of due process causes them subject matter jurisdiction

Are before the court as a result of fraud and violation of due process

That would be a due process violation

Okay well that's what I meant, due process, I'm sorry

Clear due process violation, in Texas they call it due course of law

In Texas they call it due process, in Texas they call it due course

Subject matter goes to most every due process right

writ that's on my website, it follows due process in Texas but that generally follows

and they're not getting due process, they can't file any motions in their own behalf because the jailers

You know, I don't follow that path. I only do due process.

He has violated due process procedure by testifying from the bench and speaking to the evidence directly from the bench

Well, it's all about due process

It all has to do with due process

Whichever way I would prefer it to be, due process has to come first

All I do is due process, so it only matters if they abide by his due process rights

I'll count 20 due process violations.

It's not about that. It's about giving the appearance of justice, giving the appearance that due process will be followed.

of loopholes and that's not really what it's about, it has to do with due process and we

When the judges start kicking these policemen's behind for not following due process and kicking

understand that when it comes to due process it's what I do he said well mr.

properly adjudicate every due process right that I have and make no mistake I

in here, and that's because, Debra, you and I do due process. And we're well aware of

all of the due process violations. That's why when we read preliminary hearing, we

that everyone's rights were upheld and due process was followed. Is that what you're

Without any court order, without any due process of any kind

the judge violated due process because he testified from the bench. So on the 18th of May,

And if he refuses, that's a due process violation on its face.

Yes, we need to do a section here soon on due process,

And since that's a violation of due process,

Those are fundamental rights that cannot be removed except by due process of law.

Oh, what we're here really for and about is due process.

When I talk about due process, I'll go from Article 210,

And then if you come in on every due process violation they make or every violation of

Yeah, before they can get to the merits, because the judge will always side with the police officer, before they can get there, you want to challenge the due process.

So without telling you the nature of the charge, they denied you the due process right at preparing a defense.

Right. It's been a long time since we've done the basic due process.

And we call in on the show about one issue, we can do the due process and do the focused

Is pertaining a lot to Texas due process

And, you know, everybody needs to get more familiar with their own rules of court, their own due process in their state

And we tend to talk about Texas because we know Texas, but it goes to due process

Almost all of the states will be generally the same because due process demands it

But once you've got a general idea of how due process works, that's what attorneys do. They get an overview of how law works

Once you have an idea of how due process is supposed to work, I went from here to Pennsylvania

that gets a lot more fun yeah an examining trial is a due process requirement it is not a due process option okay Ken and Ken and I were discussing that today we're looking through case law that says in a misdemeanor case you don't have a right to an examining trial and we see yeah that's right if I go to the to the magistrate and I accuse you of committing a crime

Oh, I don't have it. I'm a due process guy. Oh, next caller. We need to go to the next caller. Russell Mortland has experience in probate.

The reason being, when I talked to the attorney, I told the attorney that I have a document filed that addresses some 21 due process motions.

You will adjudicate every one of those due process motions.

You will adjudicate every single one of my due process rights.

We're going over due process.

We're going to continue to go over due process as the evening goes on.

the prosecution has jurisdiction unless they screwed up a point of due process.

But due process, you know, in terms of me taking to the jail,

those sort of due processes were violated.

I'm trying to think if I have someone in South Carolina who's familiar with the details of due process

I have, and it doesn't – see, the way you guys describe due process,

I haven't read it thoroughly, but I hear statewide that due process is pretty much the same,

If you can find any due process issue that needs to be handled or any issue that should have been handled,

So when you start looking at due process and what they're supposed to do,

Or else you've got a due process violation and you've got an overturned case that could be overturned.

that was still, that whole thing started off a violation of your due process rights,

that I assert in my due process motion she verified to me.

So, basically, they're completely ignoring the requirements of the rules of evidence and the rules of due process.

And I walked through due process.

I didn't go through the arrest and all the details on the arrest, but I did go through due process as it applies to a magistrate.

That's what I've heard, but it's just it's not due process, and due process is what I do the best.

But due process is just that.

It's a due process.

I've been studying due process for 30 years.

How many due process violations did they create?

I've got seven due process violations.

It is a due process violation of the most basic sort to punish a person for doing what the law clearly allows him to do,

Tonight we're going to talk about traffic and some of the basic due process issues and

If you listen to the program, there's one thing that I want to do again soon is go back through due process.

Primarily, what I do is due process, and Eddie does tax and traffic, and due process essentially applies to all of those.

It's been a while since I went through due process from arrest to trial, all of the things they're supposed to do that they don't do.

Here real soon I'm going to do one on due process.

And by listening to the show over and over, I try to stay with due process.

And one of these days, you'll be like a good friend of mine that called when I did the four-hour show on due process.

The law, when you're looking at it from your perspective, it looks extremely complex, but here all we need to deal with initially are the basics, the basic due process.

Okay. I'm going to give you a real quick synopsis of due process. This is from arrest to trial. A policeman can't stop you unless he has probable cause, and it can't just be a hunch or a guess.

That's an ex parte hearing that denies you a due process.

First, we get through due process.

But jurisdictionary, and you go through our due process routine two or three times, and you will come up to speed very quickly.

You sue the judge himself. Now here's the problem the judge has. You make the pleading, and you state in the pleading that the judge is without subject matter jurisdiction, that the judge has acted, purported to act under color of a nonexistent authority, and in the process denied you full and free access to enjoyment of right, and that's a violation of due process, which is a tort as a matter of right.

just need to go through due process and and and and and an expert expedite my

unilateral position to just just you know work the due process and follow the

talk about due process and I tell you something is this way I can go right to the statute

wrote it and it's all of the basics on due process well it's all the basics on court

It seems pretty blatant due process violation for a judge to deny you your right to file a pleading.

and demand they hear any due process motions before anything else.

Furthermore, I was ordered to go to trial in less than 15 hours, talking about due process, okay?

Black's dictionary, fifth edition, void for vagueness, a law which is so obscure in its conjugation that a reasonable person could not determine from a reading what the law reports to command or prohibit is void and a blight of due process.

So if the action harms you and the harm amounts to a violation of due process, that harm rings

of probable cause, that's a due process violation.

All right, we are gearing up for the traffic and also the grand jury and due process seminar.

of the liberty of which the American citizen cannot be deprived without due process of

of the state and can only be taken from him by due process of law and in accordance with

at law, and it will stipulate a demand for findings on each due process issue raised.

That's fine, because that's all we had submitted is due process issues.

with what I'm doing with due process, if I get one or two guys in every county, I mean,

Day two, Randy and I are going to go over due process and grand jury functioning.

the traffic code, the criminal procedure code, people who have been arrested, due process,

And for due process, people have been arrested and railroaded through the system.

We're barely going to get through due process and the criminal procedure code and remedies

but I do know due process.

Yeah, due process would definitely be failure to service notice regarding...

If they're not ready for trial, then you've been subjected to malicious prosecution, and you have a right to dismissal or violation of due process.

So file criminal charges against the judge, motion to disqualify the judge, and a motion to dismiss with prejudice for due process violation.

File a motion to dismiss with prejudice, violation due process.

Day two, Randy and I are going over due process, how to file criminal complaints, proper grand jury functioning

Civil, criminal, traffic, due process, you name it

I primarily do due process.

So this only goes to a bleakly due process, Tony.

Well, you know, I was thinking you had mentioned earlier about a motion to dismiss for due process.

Yeah, motion to dismiss for due process.

and that the date must be postponed until such time as I would be allowed, you know, those due process rights.

you get two days of our seminar, including traffic, due process, jury functioning, remedies, and jurisdictionary,

This defendant didn't have any due process.

I brought this question up because when I went through due process and looked at what

act against you on the bench and denies you in due process, that you can take out of his

So if the judge is violating due process, he is violating or he is committing an unconstitutional

due process seminar that Eddie Craig, Randy Kelton, and myself will be presenting coming up,

You charge him with official oppression, denying you in your right to due process.

and they've done it without a court order and without due process of law.

I asked immediately, well, where's my due process?

She said, well, you have 10 days to contest it, and that's your due process.

You can introduce her to some more due process.

That's a due process.

She was the one that told me when I brought up where was my due process under the North Carolina Constitution.

He's denying you due process. He's doing all these things. What can you do to help me get him?

and that's what you need in order to have due process of law,

Day two, Randy Kelton is going to go over due process, the criminal procedure code

This is about due process.

You cannot deprive anyone of their life, liberty or property without due process.

So we take what's in the record and take it apart on due process.

So if you walk that out on due process from the moment of arrest

that you didn't have due process in the form of adversarial challenge.

Violation of due process is a structural error.

I understand that, but yet it is a violation of your due process,

Some due process violations are constitutional, some are not.

It goes to due process.

Well, the attorney refused to address the motions, and they're my standard due process motions.

Okay, go ahead. Okay, we have our motions in place for just what you were talking about. No proper due process, no magistration, if you will.

That if she adjudicates this case and if she fails to adequately adjudicate each of these due process violations, then she is defrauding the court because the court will have to go through all of this process again as this becomes mandatory.

And what was interesting to me is that the motions that we filed were challenged to jurisdiction. They were due process.

So isn't it all inclusive from start to finish that that's a process or a form of due process described?

And okay that goes to due process and that's fatal

If he violates any due process right he becomes a trespasser ab initio from the beginning and all his acts are defeated

And in doing this and what I've done to him, I let him know that if he doesn't adjudicate every one of my due process rights,

code. That's his specialty. And from Eddie will come to me and I'll do the due process

code, the things they're doing wrong, whether police violate due process and what laws they

of due process and tort and contort and go through the potential for civil litigation

And from there, he'll come back to me and I'll briefly address the due process implications of

went there yet. I was working on due process, everything from arrest to trial. I bumped into

that is a straight up violation of your due process rights on appeal, because without that record,

In Texas, I go so far as to call a due process violation a violation of due course, because Texas Constitution calls it due course, federal calls it due process.

And also announcement of the seminar, the traffic due process jury functioning seminar is going to be October 24th and 25th at Brave New Books.

to you before that the all the due process violations that we addressed they said doesn't

But then again, what I was thinking of taking on employers is, Larry, I'm about due process.

From my perspective, from due process, if a public official exerts or purports to exert

Okay, so I'm looking at going to the collections due process hearing.

Well, I would, primarily what we do is due process

disqualifying the magistrate, and two due process documents.

I have the latest due process document.

Well, I'm actually interested in picking a fight in a sense when it comes to due process,

And I know it would irk all of you, Deborah in particular, that they strip you of due process,

on the matter or on the fact that they stuck it under civil court and they're stripping you of due process.

The way I understand it, you get shielded from the threat of being thrown in jail, and in return, you don't get due process.

Due process doesn't go to you being put in jail or not put in jail.

Well, the way I've heard it explained is that due process is only for criminal offenses,

That's Crapolo. Due process applies always.

It's not like there's any due process with contempt.

We had sat down and had a long discussion over the issues that I've been bringing, the issues concerning due process.

There's a thing in this country called due process.

Once we get past that point, if they can get through all of the due process, then we go

Yeah. Sometimes I do seminars on due process, and I get people asking questions like, one

they want to prosecute you for the same violation and because of the due process violations

interfering with your for denying you and your rights to due process.

So, I mean, you could still sue them for all those due process violations.

Be it through due process, be it through rules of evidence.

So the first thing I did is let my attorney know what I was going to do to him if he didn't adequately adjudicate all of these 20 due process violations.

They take away our liberties without due process.

And Randy, we were discussing on the break that maybe we should just quickly walk through due process.

Do you want to take Dan before we start going through due process?

I believe I called in with this case, and basically it's a situation where they violated due process about six ways from Sunday.

Due process violation, you have a right to dismissal, but you have to raise it.

And I've got about 20 due process violations.

in the case and he's really whoop-wopping with due process and sticking up for due process,

without thorough proper due process.

Randy, I know you're the god of due process.

That is a violation of due process

You people, there's nothing here that has anything to do with due process.

I mean, between that and between the lack of due process while I was over there

You fail to properly adjudicate one of my due process rights.

violates basic fundamentals of due process, jurisdiction.

So the due process violations were just stacking up right from the get-go.

I just got a public defender, and the first thing I told him, you failed to adjudicate even one of my due process rights, and I filed a bar grievance against you.

proceeding which blatantly violates due process because in order to hold someone in contemptive

And so a notice of hearing needs to be served, and, of course, we all know that due process

in absolute violation of due process and what's more interesting is there's been three similar

just doing this without any regard whatsoever for jurisdiction or due process or evidence

regard whatsoever for the fundamentals of jurisdiction, the fundamentals of due process,

Supreme Court decisions regarding due process, they're committing a criminal act. They're

they realized they were violating due process, but it was for a good cause. It's to collect

prosecutor unconstitutional in the form of due process. And wouldn't it be nice to clobber

know that if he fails to adequately adjudicate even one of your due process rights that you

And goes to due process

or in ways that you know during the course of due process, if there hasn't been due

process or there are huge gaps in due process and they're aware of it, you've made them

too caught up in that due process thing.

that due process hasn't been met or whatever the case might be, now they're still legally

Well, any fine or fee collected in violation to due process the laws must

The clerk and the prosecutor conspired to deny him due process.

Due process equal protection, privileges and immunity.

A person may not be deprived of life, liberty or property without the due process of law or denial of equal protection of the laws, provided that nothing contained here in or elsewhere in the Constitution imposes upon the state of California.

It sounds like these guys have read due process in California to equal federal due process.

district as well, and that has to do with due process and the protest procedure,

One of my due process rights I'd file a

More knowledgeable about due process than

I would file a state first and beat them up in the state a while and then when they give them opportunity to screw things up, set them up to violate the constitutional rights and due process and then remove it to the federal court.

So you can bring the due process violations on the part of the judge and the prosecutor forward to the second case,

to the second hearing, and move for dismissal for violation of due process.

had due process violations or court cases that the Supreme Court have ruled in one way,

This actually will bring the due process motions in all of my pleadings before the Supreme

would go away. And all of these other questions about the due process rights of the citizen

Due process is primarily what we do in this order, but where you have a good civil action, like in your case,

you in your due process right of

We go to due process.

And this is absolutely in violation of due process.

because I think all of it is strictly designed to grant no due process to anyone.

we have ourselves one serious due process issue here.

it's an absolute due process violation.

pretty sure I'll look around and see if I can find any you know due process violations

this guy off somehow with some sort of due process violations his appeals in like his

whole idea of it but yeah we start looking at due process they never get it right so

and seeing what due process we can find yeah how do you get a one-armed SCC agent out of

I've got 20 due process violations in every arrest

We haven't done the due process in a long time, and we haven't even got to due process here.

process of law. Due process of law is hearing both sides, knowing what the evidence is,

I got thinking, wait a minute, where is the due process in all of this?

But remember this, if I were to arrest you for violating a law, here's where due process

new military commissions law enacted in October to provide more due process for detainees.

the traffic code, just like Randy's done with due process.

and you can catch the judge denying you due process.

So there are several different tricks you can use to prove the court is attempting to deny you due process.

They're just not authorized or allowed to, and that's where we go to due process.

It's exactly the same approach that Randy and I use when it comes to due process.

isn't that some form of illegal due process?

And that's a denial of due process.

on the officer's authority to enforce that law are in fact a due process violation and

Well, when I called in, I wanted to talk some due process with Randy.

We want to talk about due process, though.

Y'all want to talk about due process, too?

These guys committed more due process violations than they can count

It walks through due process

I'm going to start out with due process, but call in early and we'll walk through how to handle your issue.

Yeah, call in towards the beginning of the show, Arnold, and then we can use your case as an example to walk through due process.

Okay, wonderful. So we're going to walk through due process tomorrow.

and a lot of them had to do with procedures and due process.

to talk about some due process tonight too, we'll be right back.

This is kind of the basics of due process.

taking your calls tonight. Randy is going to be walking through some due process

four six nineteen eighty four rain is going to be going through due process

get back we'll go to Arnold in Texas and discuss due process we'll be right back

night about his situation we need to walk over due process Randy's going to

go over due process with Arnold and use his case as an example so Robert I'm

at the beginning of the show tonight and we're going to discuss due process

example Randy wanted to walk over due process anyway so Randy do you want to

back on the other side we're going to walk through due process here this is a

we don't have any callers on the bridge so we're going to continue on with due process

as far as the violation of due process and you know I'm going to start raising the constitutional

Move for everything you can, move to void judgment because the judge violated a ministerial duty, denied you in due process, failed to read the pleadings

And move to disqualify him because he violated his canons of office and denied you in due process

So move to disqualify him for violating due process, file against him criminally, every state somewhere has, except New Mexico, has an official misconduct statute

And put that down somewhere so that when the court gets their hands on it, you're automatically treated without any due process rights whatsoever

Now the thing he needs to do with his attorney is tell his attorney that he is checking on due process

And if he finds that that attorney failed to adequately adjudicate one single due process right, he's going to file a bar agreement against it

It walks down due process

And every one of these areas of law, it doesn't matter whether it be the FCC, the IRS, the traffic code, due process,

We haven't went over due process for a while.

I only do due process.

It's designed to deny due process.

There was no due process in this particular instance whatsoever

Yeah, much like a lady I know has requested a collection due process hearing, a face-to-face hearing,

going to spend a whole show going over due process again we've uh randy and i have gone

over due process two or three times we're going to do it again uh but ronnie we need to let you

is over so we're going to go to due process later but we're going to go to pat from texas

Just a complete abrogation of due process,

due process and abide by the process of law.

because they attempted knowingly and willingly to perpetrate a fraud upon the court and to deny the defendant their due process rights.

A violation of due process rights.

They have denied you due process by not denying you any ability to build a

here. I want to be clear on the focus and what the issue really is. This is about due process.

process and rights have to be respected during the due process. This goes all the way back to

without due process. This isn't about going after the IRS for billions of dollars for tax laws that

level court system. We have to have due process. We can't be having checkpoints where they're taking

I just wanted to make clear that this is about due process and how people are handled

it comes to due process and taking away our liberty. Let me read you an excerpt from a court

seized is guilty or innocent. And this is out of my treatment of due process.

This is what you can reasonably ask for, for damages, for being restricted from your liberty without due process.

This is about due process.

This is about due process.

It's called due process.

but how they like to sneak it by you, avoid due process, and try to maintain jurisdiction anyway.

the result being extortion, the result being a denial of due process in every sense of the word.

One, they completely skip over the examining trial, which due process says they cannot do, but they do it.

This is fraud. It is also a straight-up denial of due process, and here's why.

to tell him that I was going to file a tort letter with him for due process violations,

for taking my private property without due process.

Without due process of law.

I filed a motion with 21 due process violations in it, then got them to appoint me counsel.

First thing I told my attorney, you failed to properly adjudicate every single one of those due process issues and I'll file a bar grievance against you for each one.

It's a really habeas corpus for a kid out of Montgomery County, but it walks down due process.

That is a crime. They have taken his license without any due process. That's a crime.

But, yeah, we can help you with that. It's way too complex to do it all on this show. We've only got two segments left, and I once did four hours going through due process solid.

And what else would I be looking to file in terms of violations of due process is essentially what this comes down to?

since they entered that order without any hearing, oops, that's a big problem, another violation of due process

they were violating due process once again

but we're not going to hear the things about the jurisdictional challenges or due process or anything.

There's no due process.

That's lack of due process.

There's no due process.

Can that be done with no due process that doesn't have to go through a court proceeding?

and violating my due process rights, then I wasn't sure if I could still go after injunctive relief because now I'm going after him personally.

property, without due process of law.

due process.

process, our right to deprivation of property without due process of law as

They don't follow their own rules and laws and violate proper procedure due process

due process, okay?

is a deprivation of a right without due process and without compensation just because they

and it's really two points of procedural due process that happened here.

Knowing full well that's a violation of due process and they're required to admit the law when they're accusing you under the law

because they can't prosecute in the name of the state through the city prosecutor in that court. They just can't do it, because none of the requirements of law and due process can be accomplished at the hand of the city attorney.

That's how they deny the people their right to due process is by keeping a jurisdiction that the law does not give them.

but it walks through Texas due process top to bottom.

They go to the due process, to the rights you had after arrest that they violated.

You will either adequately adjudicate every single one of my due process rights

I have established and documented and submitted paperwork to the fact that you violated my due process,

they have to afford you to do, due process, all of your rights, and all of their procedures.

We can't get a due process hearing, a probable cause hearing.

And in that point, they've got an issue because that pretty much means that those accused of class C misdemeanors are being prized of a right of substantive due process.

Those of us accused of class C misdemeanors on a traffic citation or pretty much any other type of citation are denied the same level of due process as those accused of As and Bs and felonies.

And so they attempt to deprive us of the right to due process by the assistance of counsel.

In the same manner, they are now attempting to deprive us of the right to due process by failing to provide a method for us to get the same examining trial to establish probable cause that all the other misdemeanors and felonies get.

in as far as your right to due process. By short-circuiting you straight from this to

a Class C misdemeanor. Where does the legislators get the authority to deny the right of due process

their ability to deny one person to assist another in this area affect due process and the right to

access public records, take in private property without due process. Well, wait a minute. Wait

Then that's why if you ask for a show cause, their due process requires that they give you one

Violate any due process right it makes no difference

Teach your child about due process. You can exercise due process even if the policeman violates it

because it has to be in there because that's to prevent them from depriving us of our due process.

You do not, in trial de novo, wave a complaint on violation of due process in the original trial.

due process then you move for summary judgment dismissal.

Okay this is one of the things I put together, I primarily do due process and I looked at

from a due process posture.

it comes to assistance of counsel, your due process right to discovery, full disclosure

Don't do it because that is how they're getting away with circumventing your due process rights.

Well that's fine and wonderful but when that court is used to deny the due process of those

fully functional due process and it says that right in chapter 45.

I want my due process.

I'm not here to have my due process short circuited or easier on the court.

There's where your due process violations are starting.

When in fact we're supposed to be getting due process

They've created a separate criminal classification that's denied all the rights of due process in relation to other criminal cases

I'd actually use that to get it thrown out because the magistrate did not conduct the examining trial thus denial of due process ensued.

denial of due process, okay? But that's exactly what they're going to try to do. Now, we are

denial of due process

If you can find a due process violation that would disqualify the court, then according

due process right and this due process right... Go ahead.

Well, the one thing that you might have is a possibility or due process violations.

Okay, as to your remedies, the best remedy you can get is if you can find due process

All of these, look, go back through that writ of habeas corpus, it walks down due process

Okay, do you have challenges to the subject matter jurisdiction, do you have due process

If they arrested you, took you directly to jail, that's due process violation in the

And again, deny you the same due process rights that all the other misdemeanors get.

tried to do, where you demand every element of due process rights and what they have to

You have to rule my protection of due process.

So the information could essentially, that doesn't really create any kind of due process

And I just had some questions, you know, as to some of this due process.

Let your court appointed attorney know that you failed to adjudicate just one of my due process rights, I'll file a bar grievance against you for each one.

Based on a policy due process through the City Council and things of that nature

there's like they're violating my due process of law.

liberty and property without due process.

The right of personal liberty is a very high prerogative right, and to deprive one of that right without due process of law, we must find specific authority for doing so. It cannot be left to inference for some strained construction of statute or ordinance.

The due process article is a restraint on the legislative as well as the executive and judicial powers of government

and cannot be so construed as to leave Congress free to make any process due process of law by its mere will.

That means that Congress nor the state legislatures can make any process they desire their process and declare it due process of law.

There are certain vested rights that people have under the common law that dictates what constitutes due process.

What is due process of law may be ascertained by an examination of those settled usages and modes of proceedings existing in the common and statute law of England before the immigration of our ancestors.

The expressions due process of law and law of the land have the same meaning.

In interpreting what due process of law is, it has been held that none of our liberties may be taken away except in accordance with established principles.

It must not be forgotten that there can be no arrest without due process of law.

And it makes, there are over 20 due process violations in every arrest.

However, when you go to due process,

which way to go with what when there's no due process allowed.

And file grievances against the attorneys on the other side for conspiring with your attorney to deny due process.

Oh, grievance for the other attorney for not allowing due process.

But just having somebody saying you need to step forward with certain due processes,

So what he's going to need to do is go to due process.

Due process?

Due process. Forget the merits. He'll lose on the merits.

So he needs to go to due process, and I have a whole set of documents I can give him, but he has to do it.

I've got a motion in with 21 due process violations, and that's what these motions that I have put together address.

never simply be imprisoned without due process.

property without due process of law.

The due process that's intended by that statement is due process at common law.

It is not due process as to whatever the legislature deems the process should be.

due process and we would be stuck with it.

Due process of law means what it meant at common law before the constitution was put

But what it boils down to is this, due process of law means that only under very strict situations

the legislature cannot violate the due process clause, okay, in order to enact that statute.

That due process clause is just as relevant to the legislative function as it is to the

they have taken private property without, okay, due process of law.

You give him a tort letter made out to him in the school that your employees have illegally seized private property and have violated my protected rights in regards to that property and my due process.

We're at both circuits right now, but there is an invalid Rule 11 that stopped my due process,

I have a right to due process.

It should be, I mean, the Fourteenth Amendment, the due process,

And top frog on the left behind it is a treatment of due process.

Does it deprive due process or something of that nature?

which I wasn't denied all the due process that you could have.

It's a violation of due process.

And per Armstrong, that's already a violation of due process

which is a violation of due process.

prepare to defend myself, which is a violation of due process.

If he fails to adjudicate just one of your due process rights, you file a bar grievance

I said, well, remember when I demanded that you adjudicate every one of my due process

Tonight, we're going to go over due process and the steps to take concerning traffic tickets.

All right, folks, we are back, we're going through our due process procedures for traffic

And any evidence they may discover after he's violated a due process right,

I need to go back and run back through the due process stuff some more.

Monell is the one that says if a city policy violates due process, the city is liable.

We've got tools of ingenuity, due process, tonight is Monday night, Eddie's night and

me think about when I'm walking through due process, and I'm pushing these statutes.

sections of due process, the Code of Criminal Procedure, Government Code, and Transportation

Do not go to the merits, go to due process.

It walks through due process, and it follows the federal law.

I have a question about due process.

And when I talk to someone who tells me about the situation, I'm familiar with due process.

I'm looking for those facts that go to due process.

But for the most part, average people, they don't know what goes to due process,

completely separate level of due process for a Class C misdemeanor case over any

While at the same time denying you all of the due process rights associated with criminal trials.

Where the due process rights that we are to be afforded are voided out by the statute

I am now trying to do a second one dealing with due process specifically here in Texas

As well as specifically dealing with due process and our right and access to the courts

Now, we are talking about exactly how we're going to accomplish our due process rights

and how they affect us and why they're denial of due process, how they're violated by the Constitution

to be talking first off about the denial of due process rights and what I've got outlined

law due process rights as put together in the constitution.

and violative of those same due process rights as is 1401B and 1406B as well.

of the Code of Criminal Procedure is violative of the Due Process Rights and Equal Protection

So if there's no issues, you know, what we did generally deal with is due process.

Okay, so what I did is I challenged their procedural due process. I said, look, IRS,

my case, because I was successful at arguing the disparities in the procedural due process

traffic issues and due process and other things. That's the approach we're taking with the

And in my opinion, that was in their adherence to procedural due process.

to be dealing with criminal due process and procedure. And then the other one of course

Because it's also a taking a property without due process of law because a tax that you

is the right to be free from the assessment of our property without due process.

That has been a longstanding facet of what is known as due process.

The common law is what establishes what constitutes due process.

They do not make the rules and procedures that establish what is due process.

So when you see that due course of law and due process of law within the respective constitutions,

The due process article is a restraint on the legislative

due process of law by its mere will.

is nothing more than another way to say due process of law.

And the words due process of law do not mean just anything

to be due process of law.

What is due process of law may be ascertained

The expressions due process of law and law of the land

And any detention of your liberty against your will and without due process of law is an imprisonment

It is an arrest, it is a detainment that is subject to the fourth amendment as well as the due process clause

Well, that is a direct constitutional violation of the Due Process Clause

You know, say the court denies you due process or any other tricks that they use, you file this as an amicus curie brief.

or pursuant to or as an alternative to incarceration after due process of law.

other than pursuant to or as an alternative to incarceration after due process of law.

And the injury that can result is you're you're falsely imprisoned, you're wrongfully arrested, your, your liberty is lost unlawfully without due process of law.

You've had your property taken without due process of law.

They take it from you without due process of law or they make you pay fines without a conviction and so on and so forth.

and then go into the due process violations here,

And in Monell v. State, the Supreme Court held that if a policy acts in violation of due process,

and top frog on the left goes to a treatment of due process.

but it follows due process primarily in Texas law,

but due process generally follows the federal law and the

Concerning the due process aspect, Bruno,

mostly what we deal with is due process violations.

By going after them on due process, you're not attacking the officers.

The due process, then they're just following policy,

Due process violation.

there's no due process at all.

So for them to deprive you of that property, they first have to give you due process.

What I'd like to do is just have them tell me, show me where there's due process here

or move it to a court where there is due process.

And so your argument is lack of due process because of this, correct?

And that would go to due process that you could file a civil action against this.

was for the purpose of generating revenue without due process.

Due process.

Violation of due process and indicate that the hearing, that because he's the prosecutor and the judge,

and constitutes a breach of due process and goes to denying you of your property without due process.

constituting due process of law?

Since the respective constitutions have mandated certain particularities regarding the unalienable rights of the people and did so in order to ensure that no form or level of government could alter or abolish such rights by any means other than due process of law,

The various forms of government are also bound by the requirement that an unalienable right is subject to removal or suspension only through the required due process of law as founded in the common law.

As the abrogation or derogation of an unalienable right may only be achieved by following due process of law, it is axiomatic that a right cannot be subjected to regulation, licensing or taxation.

That allowing such a thing could and would be used to circumvent the necessity of due process of law in an attempt to subjugate or destroy the people's unalienable rights,

and acceptable method providing for due process of law as it was known

Well, it's a violation of due process is what it is.

In this particular case, the right to due process of law.

Now, see, you got the custody process, one is procedural, one is substantive due process.

Procedural due process has been watered down so much that if they give you a hearing, it

They give you a hearing, and then you got procedural due process.

And substantive due process, it's...

And just a call due process, due process is a broad word, really means just fairness

if they can use them to try to avoid the due process by photographing you doing something else

my due process rights and I got a motion in there claiming 21 violations

Most of the corpus juris, as Randy says, is very constitutional when it comes to due process

But as far as the corpus juris of due process, most of it is very, very good.

not just for child custody things, but, you know, there was also a concern about, you know, how Connecticut was complying with due process already.

When I confronted them and told them they violated my due process rights

When a judge on a foreclosure issue, when a judge says, when he really just denies you your right, your due process, and he clearly just chimes you off,

law and the code of criminal procedure, stuff like that, due process laws, it's all very

money without due process.

I have a quick question about the due process

But anyway, let me move on to my common law question or the actually due process question which is

I'm more interested in trying to use due process issues

You know, so the due process wasn't followed there

I just wanted to show basically that they didn't go through the due process of the magistrate, and then I could disqualify him, too

So any judge that wants to proceed after that has a severe issue about impartiality and a right of due process

This is what we're looking at in setting up this lawsuit. My focus is due process,

they do say that nor shall life, liberty or property be deprived without due process of

know, and so that's the question is like, is there due process of law?

Prosecutor motion to dismiss for denial of substantive due process on a

Go with due process under the Texas transportation code and then you've got

and everything else to the right of due process.

And this is very akin to the wide variety of different laws governing due process

And we're going to do another show walking through the due process laws in the state of Texas pretty soon

And so I will post something on the website for some archives that you can listen to where Randy walks through due process in Texas

a second part to it that actually says, and I don't know if this is a due process violation

due process and these sorts of things. Apparently, he and I discussed the fact that a lot of

people are wanting him to give an additional several hours of due process seminar at these

his business. If people want a seminar on due process and traffic code, they have to

Don't expect a lecture on due process at the seminar. Randy is doing this Saturday. It's

that he's essentially messed up with due process. That's so much so far what I've learned from

your simplified benefit is robbing me of my due process rights to discovery, assistance

I am being denied all of these due process rights under your simplified process.

this case to a court where the record will keep me in line with my due process rights,

its very construction denies you an inherent basic right to due process at every stage

Did you receive due process at this stage of the proceeding?

punishable by fine only the same rights of due process at every stage and through the

right of due process that we're entitled to.

of a crime, you know, innocent until proven guilty, right of due process, you can't take

strips away every vestige of due process.

You are presumed guilty because none of your due process rights are here.

file with except for the court, which in and of itself is a violation of due process.

same due process procedural rights to a Class C misdemeanor case as what

laws that violate due process rights, and this, upon its face, clearly does

The hearing isn't due process.

It's the same way they deprive you of all of your other due process rights simply by stating,

You're not entitled to due process.

Let me walk you through a little bit of due process.

Here's a little romp through due process.

Why don't we do a due process show tomorrow?

so maybe we could do the due process show the following Friday.

You're going to need to look at the due process laws in Minnesota.

And then also you need to read the due process laws in your state.

We have in this country a thing called due process.

The way that we approach things here regarding due process is that it doesn't matter if you

Okay, but? They didn't have probable cause. They didn't have due process.

with the government documents and something about due process, I suppose.

Denial of due process.

Yes, so filing a due process, is that not the same as a criminal complaint

Violation of due process is a cause of action in a civil suit.

your right to due process?

because they violated the due process laws.

due process of law under the Fifth Amendment. That's Kent v. Dulles, 357 U.S., 116 and 125.

to set this up to deprive you of your due process rights. What they've done is under

right, specifically, to the same exercise of due process that you would have in any

other court. And for a JP or municipal court to claim that your right to due process is

She didn't seem to know what due process was.

No. They don't. They're not trained on due process. They're trained on lie, cheat, steal

So tomorrow I will do, first I will do the due process

After the due process show.

all three of us are going to go over due process.

I plan tomorrow to do a show on due process.

So this week I'd like to do the first hour and a half to two hours on due process.

when we do our show and due process.

Calling with the questions on due process or other issues.

Tonight we are going to do a show on due process.

due process, the due process laws here in Texas, which the principles pretty much apply

So without further ado, Randy, why don't you start walking us down through due process

For the most part, what I'm talking about are due process requirements that come from

for the most part, what I talk about in order to meet due process.

talking about the due process.

I have a witness to all this that was going down, and I said, well, we have a due process

You need to be prepared to file sanctions against the judge for denial of due process,

because in there I put nine things that I was due process rights.

You've got all of these due process issues you can raise,

You'll find a set of complaints going to this due process.

And also we did a whole show or, you know, an hour or two on due process

Then you can download that due process show and educate yourself a little bit.

Yes, denial of due process.

because my primary goal is to go into this, you know, from a due process standpoint.

So I'm trying to come at it from the standpoint of due process,

and one was a due process gun and the other is just a complete understanding of the laws

But when it comes down to it, keeping it away from the merit seems to be a due process issue.

That's also due process.

then it is due process violation of the highest magnitude for them to apply that law

and you purposely waited until the last minute so you denied us due process.

to come up with the documents or grant you time, grant you due process.

This is a denial of due process.

I'm going to file more bar grievances for conspiracy to give me an attorney without due process.

You're aware of what due process actually means, right?

Now, when these individuals fail to provide due process of law,

that due process is not what the legislature wants it to be.

Now, when they try to give us a set of due process procedures

you're being denied due process.

Yeah, and not only that, but they're not even abiding by the statute either of due process, of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

That's not what the principles of due process.

There are literally every line of the due process statutes are violated in the state of Texas

And it walks through due process from arrest to trial

Why not a criminal charge of denial of due process?

Randy, real quick, because I know we have a lot of colors, what can we do about our due process,

to have and respect our due process or to make sure we get our due process?

And I do due process, and one day I wanted to do a due process archive,

so I spent four hours walking through due process, walking back and forth up and down the code.

I mean, I should still have due process rights at that court, right, even though it's low court?

but I feel that I have due process even no matter what low court it is

and I should be afforded those due process rights,

but I was listening to your recording on due process.

And therefore, I was denied any due process by not being taken before magistrate

So in the interest of judicial economy and due process, the court, you need to appeal now so that the judge can come in and say, hey, do this right in the first instance,

because people's rights are being trampled on, especially when it comes to due process.

and then you go in and there's no due process.

But if you start using due process in Texas, you're going to run into a severe problem.

but then subject you to a civil process that denies you your due process rights

The legal black hole issue about where the due process available to any other criminal accusation

The court's already out of whack with due process.

So even if you go by the book due process is already blown out of the water.

So no matter how you slice it the Class C misdemeanors are denied due process.

of the due process violations that's been done to her,

because that couldn't be done without due process of law

not without due process of law,

I mean, it's just completely out there versus what the law and due process requires.

And I apologize for that, I'm going to my normal due process instead of the foreclosure issue

I've got a due process question for Randy or maybe a couple of them.

this is exactly how your traffic laws violate due process.

other than the due process violations in and of themselves,

end run around due process. They're doing the work of the prosecution and the complainant

impartiality in due process. Alright folks we're going to break. This is rule of law

That's in total violation of all due process laws.

There's no due process, there's no nothing.

They actually become victims because their rights have been violated, their due process

convicted by the same person. That's a complete denial of due process.

You show due process violations, then.

to why they're not going to grant it yeah that's true well like i said there was no due process

we would never read any okay what law supports your reasoning that you were denied due process

sheldon's opinion is not law sheldon's hurt feelings about denial of due process

intentionally engineered denial of due process in Class C misdemeanor offenses. They have,

Criminal Procedure to take away all of the due process, or they're going to have to correct

it so that everyone gets the same due process, and that it must comply with the Texas Constitution,

and they were doing so at the due process hearing, or probable cause hearing, I'm sorry.

never abides by the rights of due process belonging to the accused. There's no way to

of the state, and the legislature has tried to deny me and my due process rights, and here's

prejudiced any of your rights hampered your ability to receive due process or in any way

but it would seem like that would get into a lot of fraud and due process issues.

I have no real interest in Tom Delay. The interest I do have is in due process. Ron

Call us anyway because we get into subjects and sometimes I'm about due process and I

realize one time, it's been months since we talked about due process, so if you have

look at what Eddie's been talking about about due process,

what we've been talking about about due process.

fail to properly adjudicate every single one of my due process rights

And on the motion for continuance for making a statement that the plaintiff abused the process, violated defendants due process rights

And you can file a motion to dismiss for a violation of due process

and they arrested us and didn't follow due process.

say that you were denied due process?

because they failed to follow due process.

But they have 21 due process violations claimed in them.

Just tell him, 21 due process violations, 21 bar grievances,

We're looking initially at due process

the other due process violation that crops up immediately

is because it's a due process violation, constitutionally speaking,

That's due process.

Okay? That's another due process violation.

is not prosecuting the due process violations in your case, and it'll be easy enough to prove.

And he told me pretty much that due process does not pertain to me at all

So minors don't get due process in Texas

Well, then you get due process.

You are not adjudicating my due process rights.

You will adjudicate every single violation of my due process rights or I will file a bar grievance against you for every single one.

They are completely denying a defendant's right to due process.

And they are doing it and sacrificing due process to the accused at every turn.

And our right to due process is one of those.

My specialty is due process and traffic law.

Randy's specialty is due process.

And I've spent 11 years and he's spent 30 on the due process.

And I've been 11 years on the traffic code and the due process.

due process rights.

That is a denial of procedural due process.

You need to hold them to the laws of Connecticut in what they're required to do for due process,

For a violation of due process. You have a right.

It says that if due process is raised in trial, it must be heard.

So I'm going to throw it out of there, and I'm going to raise due process, and it must

The claim you make is denying you in due process.

And the way he denied you in due process was that he litigated from the bench.

We make the claim in that denial of due process.

We're going to be talking about due process procedure and the code of criminal procedure.

You know, I do due process.

And when you deal with an attorney, they never even heard of due process, Randy.

We may not know probate, but we do know due process.

brought up on the court collusion and denial of due process

Then they violated your right to due process because you're entitled to have a copy of that complaint

Exactly, go to due process, don't get seduced into going to the merits

bench book, it says, if I raise due process issue, it must be her.

For every arrest I can get 21 due process violations

Well these guys do not they will not touch due process

They don't have a clue what due process is

Exactly because two lawyers two different answers on why they couldn't file that due process motion

That's a denial of due process in anybody's book except for these morons.

For instance, there is no direct civil cause of action for a denial of due process.

So I am being denied a due process step here because there's no law to protect me in this

goal is to have them follow due process. So I proceeded onto the JP court where I refused

These are your due process rights.

Where does the court get off proceeding without providing me my due process right?

My goal is to have due process executed and practiced so that it's in place if I'm ever accused of something more significant.

I'm more concerned about the due process issues involved.

and for us to go through all these procedures so that they practice due process so that I get due process?

So what you're saying here about wanting to get due process is perfectly understandable.

Just on due process alone, Aaron's already got to win.

I will be giving a class on due process procedures,

where we will be giving a class on due process rights and how to do cross examinations and examinations once you're in court on anything.

And I added different things, but I just needed to know if I need to stick to the due process or include that.

But getting to this motion, your motion covers a lot of due process.

So being that that is above and beyond due process, would I include that in the motion as well?

Because I'm trying to be as clinical as I can about this and just include their due process violations.

It's way too financially beneficial for them to ignore due process and when they ignore

that due process to rake us over the monetary coals and take every dime from us they can.

The only way that the right of the people can be taken away is through due process in

and due process.

your due process rights, which I guarantee you they have.

Another due process violation, because the magistrate is not going to do what the law requires him to do,

Then they're going to ignore the due process procedure of Article 14.06 Code of Criminal Procedure

So this is what I mean by you have to set this up to show that your due process rights were violated,

Jurisdiction of the court for violations of due process rights.

Denial of due process.

Under a violation of due process, you don't have to show harm, it's harm per se.

you can go in the state with just a due process violation.

and also raise the issue of due process.

Well, in their judge's bench guide says that if a defendant raises the issue of due process,

So it is a crime, a denial due process?

If you have any time left, we would like you to expand on jurisdiction and due process and grand jury.

I have had a couple of people asking about the due process issue.

It's a $20 door charge, but what we're going to be going over is due process and courtroom

But anyway, Brave New Books, tomorrow, 3 to 6, we'll be talking about due process courtroom

up with the due process engine, we're going to do the due process engines really pretty

And then this is a denial of due process of having someone show up in court six days prior

a due process procedure of 20 days after they get served. If the people probably don't call

He was talking about having a claim against the title and one other claim that had to be a due process claim had to be adjudicated by the district court.

A question regarding due process in a city court matter

That's a denial of due process.

And name them in a criminal conspiracy to deprive you of your due process rights.

It wasn't lack of due process.

you know, by the sovereign citizen, isn't that a due process issue, not a merits issue?

that you're getting ready to jump from due process arguments over into arguing the merits,

Okay. On the part of the due process, you can argue that the officer arrested you without a warrant.

You must get control of your attorney and threaten bar grievances for every due process

violation that she or he fails to adjudicate in order to protect your right of due process.

the full protections of the Constitution and their right to due process by the law of the

Tell your liar to either adjudicate your due process rights in full or you will file a

He denied due process.

Austin, for them to deny your right of due process and not comply with the

And they're being ignored to the justice and to the due process detriment of everyone that enters that court

All of these are direct due process violations on an individual appearing before the court.

It gets very big, very fast when the first mistake is made that deprives any citizen of Texas in their due process rights and in violation of law.

This gets very big, very fast when the first mistake is made that deprives any citizen of Texas in their due process rights and in violation of law.

And there are generally other steps in due process that must be followed in order to invoke subject matter jurisdiction.

You know, y'all normally blow me away on a regular due process night,

these things, if they actually do go through due process correctly and we get to trial,

So, the due process procedure in the Municipal Court of Austin, as you've heard, is a very

And we are dealing with the due process issues of traffic and fine only offenses

But we are teaching the due process part of this right now

So let's all put our heads together, organize this, come up with a game plan on how we're going to circumvent due process

Well it is illegal if the education program teaches individuals to deny citizens and their constitutional right to due process

With 21 due process accusations in it

You don't. You know, my primary study is due process.

There is not an attorney in this country that wants to stand in front of me in a criminal court on due process.

about due process and not so much about foreclosure, I hear people from all over the country consistently

conviction and or deprive the accused of due process? You have the right to know this and

and lastly denying me and my constitutionally protected unalienable rights of due process

of rights, especially the right of due process and refusing to ensure me the full protection

The question was, I was looking for a siding, dealing with due process violations

Instead, they violate the right of the accused and lie to them about their right of due process

Question number three, am I free to go? If you are not very, very familiar with due process and the statutes relating to due process, rules four, five, and six are shut up, keep shutting up, and shut up some more.

So that's the thing on the due process and the Miranda rights. If you are in a custodial interrogation or arrest, you have the right to be Mirandized. You are not required to answer any questions.

look, I was denied in my due process rights, and I intend to sue these officers in this case,

and here is my criminal complaint against them for the denial of my due process and violation of state law.

Yes, sir. It's to hear about the violation of due process.

You're going to move to dismiss the case based upon violations of due process and the law?

The legislature has attempted to deny the right of due process to a class of crime

Why are the people of Texas being denied in their due process rights?

So it's like we've already got the sheriffs on record that they don't follow due process to go before the magistrate,

When we went out, I was considering, you know, I was talking about due process.

Just learning the basic due process, the primary thing in what I'm doing here is to try to convince people

Maybe Friday week we'll do a show on due process and I'll walk through due process from front to back.

Your September 30th broadcast where you talked about due process, I don't know if you know that.

on due process.

went through due process.

We need to go through due process so people will

We'll do a whole show on due process, on what the law is,

Another thing maybe for Eddie would be all the due process

When we come back on the other side, I'm going to talk a little bit about due process

I went through due process and I told you about all the criminal complaints

So next Thursday, 8 o'clock, I will do the first hour on just due process

For the first two hours tonight, Randy is going to do another presentation on due process.

Okay, I will present due process from the perspective of Texas law because that's what

the jail, they commit a criminal act and they create a due process tort against you.

There's all kinds of due process violations in this case.

of due process time and time again at every stage of this proceeding.

watching and documenting what this magistrate did that violated due process, which was a

But by depriving Mike of his due process, they blew the whole procedure from the beginning.

single magistrate he's appeared before, and Mike has brought up due process violations,

these magistrates have made it very clear, yes we're aware that's a due process violation

or we don't care that it's a due process violation, you take that up on appeal.

By not allowing due process violations to be addressed, that is upon its face a direct

act of denial of due process in and of itself.

is entitled to due process at every stage of the proceeding, not just on appeal, not

the right of due process.

Appeals courts are openly, knowingly refusing to give a defendant due process.

They can't address the due process violations because the appeal is denied for lack of payment

all of the documentation on the due process violations that began from beginning to end

But the good thing here is because of the due process, he doesn't have to worry about

bring up, how to go after the judge for violations of due process to ensure that once they ignore

have the ability to do a void judgment over violation of the right of due process.

Every single law the legislature makes regarding due process is not the law of the land as