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Standing is the same wherever you go, the important elements are (1) the violation of a right; and (2) injury. The only "authority" one should need is to look at the Declaration of Independence for the only reason for the establishment of an American government:

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Adventures in Legal Land Seminars & Workshops - Dealing with Legal Attacks

Last Updated on Friday, 26 February 2010 19:08 Written by Marc Stevens Friday, 06 November 2009 11:40

I'm setting up seminars and workshops for this year regarding dealing with legal attacks. This is for damage control; once attacked by a bureaucrat you've already lost; this is to limit the damage they are going to do.

Seminars & workshops are one day long, usually from 9am to 5pm, sometimes till we get asked to leave.

You'll learn the foundational information so you know and understand why asking questions is so effective. The most effective strategy and method to getting tyrants to leave you alone is to be non-confrontational and to destroy the facade the tyrant is putting up. We make it impossible for the tyrant to make the charade look good. It's very uncomfortable to contradict yourself in front of people who think you're a black-robed god.

Asking if there's evidence of a complaining party is effective, but much more so when you know why and can back it up. Judges can tell when you are not confident and will definitely do what they need to do to get you off-point. We go through a lot of information, including:

* The nature of government and of tyrants' "due process" procedures

* How to write and file motions, including appeals and stopping trials/hearings

* How to effectively cross-examine/question a witness to have him/her declared incompetent

* Why focusing on the witness's competency and the facts is more effective than raising legal arguments

* You'll also learn how to not only get IRS and other agents to admit they don't have any evidence or proof, but how to effectively follow-up and have them stop laughing.

This is the infamous IRS call where the agent laughs when he asserts he doesn't need proof. It's refreshing to see some honesty from the low level tyrants.

Each paid admission includes a criminal script and motion template we'll be using at the workshop, both sell separately for $25 each. Admission is $75 per man, woman, and $125 for couples. We'll be working extensively with each and doing role-playing and mock trial proceedings.

I have tentative arrangements and dates set for three workshops, pre-registration is encouraged, please register soon to ensure the below dates. You can register by using the donation button on the homepage or by sending cash, check or money order to Marc Stevens P.O. Box 31258 Mesa, Arizona 85275-1258.

May 29, 2010, at the Holiday Inn in Council Bluffs, Iowa , located at 2202 River Road, Council Bluffs - (712) 322-5050.

June 5, 2010, at the Balboa Building in Santa Barbara, California. The Balboa Building is located at 735 State St, Santa Barbara, California 93101. below are a couple of pictures of the where the workshop will be.
balboa

July 5, 2010, the San Francisco Hilton Hotel in the Financial District, near Union Square and Fisherman's Wharf. This is the same week as Libertopia, where I have been invited to speak and you can get more information, check out the website

Give the Gift of Clear Thinking this Year

Written by Marc Stevens Tuesday, 29 September 2009 09:51

For a limited time, you can purchase twenty copies of Adventures in Legal Land for only $150.00 plus $15.00 S&H. That's 1/2 of the regular low price. Just use the donation button on this page to place your order.

Delusions

Last Updated on Sunday, 06 September 2009 11:07 Written by Webmaster Wednesday, 08 April 2009 09:38

Marc Stevens' talk at the Liberty Forum in New Hampshire

Top 10 Tips For Traffic Court

Last Updated on Sunday, 06 September 2009 16:11 Written by Marc Stevens Tuesday, 28 August 2007 10:42

If you're unfortunate to have gotten a traffic ticket, keep the following tips in mind, your chances of getting it kicked out are much greater:

1. Do not be argumentative.
2. Don’t bring your own opinion or arguments to convince the judge.
3. Stick to the facts.
4. Repeat I am not an attorney I don’t understand.
5. Don’t object and press a particular point more than twice.
6. Stay on point.
7. Only accept responsive answers to questions.
8. Ask questions
9. Get judge and, or the prosecutor to commit to positions.
10. Use those positions/arguments against the judge or prosecutor.

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If you’ve ever felt there was something wrong with the world but you just couldn’t put your finger on it, then Adventures in Legal Land is the book for you. Perhaps the most controversial, informative and entertaining book to see print in years, you need to read Marc Stevens' Adventures In Legal Land.

This unique book, while unreserved and outrageous, is also very amusing. Full of controversy, it will not only enlighten, but may jar you awake forever changing the way you look at the world, especially "law" and politics. Adventures has been called "Better than a law school education in 250 pages."

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