Update On The Report About Using Equity
As
mentioned in the email with the link to the free report, I have been
working on understanding the process of using equity in matters
involving traffic citations. Although the basics of what a person has
to do to bring equity to court are fairly easy to learn and to
implement, there are nuances of the law that, as it is brought in court
and challenged by the judge, which need to also be learned and ingrained
in the mindset of your presentation. Fail just once to follow these
strictures, and you will lose the position you seek to take.
Therefore I have been taking my time to study this process in depth so
that I can properly explain it back to someone seeking to use this
incredibly powerful approach. It is so powerful that once it is
properly brought to a matter, you are virtually guaranteed success in
having the matter dismissed. No matter what the victimless violation of
the traffic code is on the table. Speeding, expired tags, no
driver license, no insurance, no valid registration, didn't come to a
complete stop at a stop sign—it doesn't matter which of these
violations, they can all be beat follwing the use of
equity. This is primarily because you will have taken the
primary cause for failure, arguing a controversy, out of the process. If there is no controversy, there is no case. Period!
Even though this is a powerful approach to treating a traffic
violation, that doesn't mean that it can't be comp0rmised by a wily
judge attempting to contract you into his jurisdiction! This is
where you have to be at your absolute highest level of awareness so as
not to make a mistake in the bringing of this process. Say the wrong
thing at the wrong time and the edifice you've carefully built to have
the case dismissed will come tumbling down. Therefore you must be able
to remove all trepedation and anxiety from your being, all doubt about
the process you are using, before you can successfully apply the
remedy.
This involves changing your whole mindset about being dragged into
court over a frivolous matter. Having to attend a court can be an
intimidating experience. Nintey-nine percent of people who are dragged
into court on a legal matter do so while being intimidated by the
atmosphere of the court and the judge. If you allow that intimidation
to infuse your mind when you attend a hearing, you are more likely than
not to make a mistake in your presentation and to compromise your
position. Therefore success follows a properly prepared person who is
clear-eyed on his purpose and who is competent enough to maintain his
legal stance in the face of “false evidence appearing
real.”
Establishing the firmness of this mindset, for many people, can be a
difficult process. The slightest unexpected event can unravel
hours of preparation, and the whole edifice comes tumbling down. This
is why I'm taking my time in thinking about how to present this
inforamtion in such a way that it is taken to heart and becomes a part
of your being. Because once it becomes a part of your being, you will
be set to endure any blowback that might be directed your way, and able
to overcome it.
In the midst of doing this research, I have been having to fight
through distractions involving my health in order to get this work
completed. Some days I'm not able to get anything done on moving
forward with this project. And other days, for brief moments, I'm able
to accomplish a lot. I know this must be frustrating for subscribers
who are waiting to see and read this new report. But this is the
God's honest truth about why it is being delayed. I want to make
certain that it covers every (or almost every) possible instance of
compromise of the process before I release it.
That being the case, while waiting for this report to come out, if you
have any questions about equity (perhaps you've been looking into
researching it for yourself and have stumbled on a few information
sources which have partially explained it) you are free to correspond
with me to ask questions. I will do my best to respond to your
questions such that it provides you with some insight on the matter and
allows you to get past certain barriers.
But I can only do this if you are willing to correspond with me.
Most people (over 99 percent) receive and read the free report offered,
and then never correspond with me so that I can correct any of their
misunderstandings of the material. It can be frustrating from my
perspective because I never know whether or not I could have turned
their doubt around into a solid conviction that they are doing the
right thing and that the law is on their side in the matter.
So, whether you need immediate assistance with a current legal matter
(with no guarantee that it can be settled to your benefit) or if you
just want to be better prepared the next time you are pulled over and
issued a traffic citation, take some time to improve your arsenal of
information by communicating with someone who may be able to shed some
light on your legal issue given that you have disclosed all the
relevant facts of your matter.
Taking a common law approach to your legal issue means that the only
way you may preserve your rights is to be competent enough to handle
the matter yourself. No one can stand in your place and assert the law.
In this modern world, the moment you hire an attorney, you've just lost
your most valuable right of avoidance and submitted yourself to the
[lack of] mercy of the court.
Remember this: judges will not validate your right to do anything that
you haven't already properly asserted. Using the common law in a legal
matter requires competence and knowledge of the law. And the
only person who can stand up for your rights is YOU!
Attorneys are officers of the court, which means their first
allegiance is to the court and not to their client. Someone who
describes himself as a lawyer (i.e. who knows what a true lawyer is:
someone who studies the law) might tell you that, but an attorney most
certainly will not. Attorneys have a built in conflict of interest in
any legal matter. Period. This is why people look toward learning about
the common law and it's approaches. So be clear on your reasons for
seeking a common law remedy to a legal matter, and do not be afraid to
do the necessary work. That means not hesitating to ask questions
of sources which are teaching people about the common law.
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