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Regarding this forum: Reviewed - SR 2.5, GR 6.4 | 99128,135347,141372
This ruling makes 0 sense. How does a judge get to decide what is valid evidence if they are also using it against someone? Did I suddenly wake up and judges are perfect individuals? Last I checked, they’re human like the rest of us, and we all make mistakes, so it’s up to the court to prove that the paperwork is in order, which INCLUDES the defense attorney.
Also, a judge was literally charged with corruption a month ago. How can you sit there and say “oh it’s the judges decision” as if they can’t also do something like that?
Let’s break it down:
DOJ opens a case file on a first person. This requires a OFPI (Order of First Person Investigation) which requires TWO signatures, something the DOJ has never showed us during the entire trial, immediately breaking SR 2.5 and ICly 1.3 in the civil code regarding rules of discovery.
Therefore, if they want to open a case file, an investigation was required, which means that investigation is being used as evidence FOR a case file which in turn makes it AGAINST the individual, and thus makes it evidence.
And how did it take him one whole week to come up with a one sentence reply to that entire forum? Are you kidding me? After all the evidence, THIS is the justice we get? Someone gets mixing from our side but NOTHING about the blatant corruption and failure to follow the laws of the city?
I don’t have any issues with Dom, but this needs to be re-reviewed, and I would be more than glad to sit in a meeting to explain how the rules of discovery work.
This ruling makes 0 sense. How does a judge get to decide what is valid evidence if they are also using it against someone? Did I suddenly wake up and judges are perfect individuals? Last I checked, they’re human like the rest of us, and we all make mistakes, so it’s up to the court to prove that the paperwork is in order, which INCLUDES the defense attorney.
Also, a judge was literally charged with corruption a month ago. How can you sit there and say “oh it’s the judges decision” as if they can’t also do something like that?
Let’s break it down:
DOJ opens a case file on a first person. This requires a OFPI (Order of First Person Investigation) which requires TWO signatures, something the DOJ has never showed us during the entire trial, immediately breaking SR 2.5 and ICly 1.3 in the civil code regarding rules of discovery.
Therefore, if they want to open a case file, an investigation was required, which means that investigation is being used as evidence FOR a case file which in turn makes it AGAINST the individual, and thus makes it evidence.
And how did it take him one whole week to come up with a one sentence reply to that entire forum? Are you kidding me? After all the evidence, THIS is the justice we get? Someone gets mixing from our side but NOTHING about the blatant corruption and failure to follow the laws of the city?
I don’t have any issues with Dom, but this needs to be re-reviewed, and I would be more than glad to sit in a meeting to explain how the rules of discovery work.