First and foremost, they are all fake courts, that being said if they proceed
with this clear abuse of process, power and malicious prosecution, than know
they must meet the elements of the crime, therefore, just look up the elements,
it would be an impossible task for them to do. One of the elements is that you
would have had to do it knowingly, meaning that you had the intent with a a bad
motive and evil intent to violate another person's rights or known legal duty.
Obviously, you did not do this... You must file a counterclaim against the
officer for false arrest and malicious prosecution. Moreover, if it was a
state officer, find the part in your state constitution that is equivalent to
the 4th amendment and make that claim as well as trespassing. They can't win,
insist on a jury trial on your complaint!
On Saturday, June 26, 2021, 08:41:35 AM EDT, NELSON DICE
<nelsondice@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Charley,
If a police officer bases his recent arrest of me for a felony of STALKING that
is being prosecuted by the State and not the victim, my current appointed
pastor, based upon the police officer claiming he witnessed me harassing the
pastor of my church because I knocked on the door of the church during multiple
worship hours, a door that was locked by the pastor and church trustees, in a
nutshell, does the State County Superior Court lack Jurisdiction under Article
1, Section 8, Clause 17?