You must respond. In law, if you don't respond you acquiesced. Meaning you
agreed/consent to what ever they say. As a result even though your rights
were infringed upon, you didn't raise any objections to the "infrigenments"
and may lose the ability to make a legal claim and or injunction against
the infringer(s).
Kind regards
On Fri, Apr 16, 2021, 8:43 AM NELSON DICE <nelsondice@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
my brother and i have filed multiple felony charges via affidavit.
county prosecutor refused to proceed citing no probable cause, we should
go civilly and pay an attorney.
now the local court has asked the county assignment judge to take over
handling cases.
my brother and i have more charges to file that are strong.
no grand jury has seen the charges.
this judge sent me an email to appear by zoom with the chief of police,
the city solicitor and prosecutor and municipal judge attending.
we did not participate in zoom call and now police were at our door with
these papers for a serviced of process.
how should we respond in writing to this Order?
Challenge Jurisdiction?
Charge judge with a crime?
any thoughts?
