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SECRETS
OF THE LEGAL INDUSTRY
209 pages;12 chapters
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The Secrets of the Legal Industry book is a companion
to a seminar by the same name given all over the country by Richard
Cornforth of Oklahoma. A set of video tapes are also available
covering the seminar, but we do not offer the tapes. The book is
primarily intended for people who want to litigate in court and represent
themselves as what is called a "Sui Juris". It covers many
very important elements of civil and criminal litigation that are
essential to the budding lawyer, including:
- Civil procedure
- Void judgments
- Civil rights enforcement
- Standards of evidence
- Discovery issues
The forms presented in the book are not editable.
The author prohibited us from providing editable copies of the book.
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Below is a complete outline of the content of this very extensive work:
PREFACE
Revision
History
Table
of Contents
Table
of Authorities
Cases
Statutes
Regulations
Other
Authorities
1. SECTION ONE: INTRODUCTION
1.1
We Have a two tiered court system
1.2
We have a common law court system
1.3
The real law is found in the annotated statutes
1.4 There
are two types of jurisdiction relating to people
2. SECTION TWO: THE LAW OF VOIDS
2.1 Everything You Always Wanted to
Know About Void Judgments But Were Afraid to Ask
2.2 Reasons why subject matter jurisdiction CAN be lost
2.3 Summary of the Principles of the doctrine of law of voids
2.4 Sample petitions to vacate
3. SECTION THREE: THE FAIR DEBT
COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT (FDCPA)
3.1
Overview of the Fair Debt Collection
Practices Act (F.D.C.P.A.)
3.2 Note and Contract Law
3.3
Phone scripts to use with Third Party Collectors
3.4
Early letter to collector
3.5
Late letter to collector
3.6
Sample suit for damages
4. SECTION FOUR: CIVIL LITIGATION
4.1
Is your lawsuit frivolous?
4.2
Sample case
4.3 Have you
really failed to state a claim upon which relief can be granted?
4.4 Sample
Case
5. SECTION FIVE: APPEALS
5.1
Sample state appeal
5.2 Sample federal appeal
6. SECTION SIX: DEALING WITH
ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY
6.1
Sample suit for judicial review of administrative action
6.2
Priddy v. City of Tulsa
7. SECTION SEVEN: CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIONS
7.1
Malicious prosecution
7.2
Denial of remedy
7.3
False imprisonment/imprisonment for "contempt"
8. SECTION EIGHT: ATTACKING THE
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
8.1
Remedies
8.2
Would you believe that a RACS 006 is not an assessment?
8.3
Sample of suit for violation of collection practices guidelines
8.4
Sample suit for relief of conviction for evasion and/or willful failure
9. SECTION NINE: CIVIL RICO
9.1
Overview of Civil R.I.C.O.
9.2
First draft for a Civil R.I.C.O.
9.3
Advanced R.I.C.O.
9. SECTION TEN: STRATEGIES
10.1
Supremacy and equal protection of the law
10.2
Affidavits
10.3
Objections
10.4
Notice of lis pendens
10.5
Preliminary injunction
10.6
Writ of mandamus
10.7
Writ of prohibition
10.8
Deposing them
10.9
Being deposed
10.10
Interrogatories
10.11
Admissions
10.12
Bankruptcy, using the law of voids under 11 U.S.C. §9014
10.13
Defending against a motion for summary judgment
10.14
Defending against a motion to dismiss
10.15
Quo Warranto (Courtesy of Marcel Bendshadler)
10.16
Complaint against a federal judge or magistrate
10.17
Using a Declaration to Compel Action
11. SECTION ELEVEN: RESOURCES
12. SECTION TWELVE: THE POLITICAL SOLUTION
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