The Jurisdictionary Show - Mon. 6-8pm CST

"The Jurisdictionary® Show"
God, Government, and The Gospel Mystery
Mondays 6-8 pm CST

 The Jurisdictionary® Show Podcast

Dr. Frederick Graves with Special Guest Katherine Graves

Government is an unruly child that must be managed and economized by an enlightened People. But, people lost in the darkness of their own self-interest are neither enlightened nor entitled to the benefits of our Republic. I've been an attorney since 1986, winning cases in state and federal courts by applying the same tools, tactics, and simple procedures explained in our popular step-by-step self-help course.

I started in 1997, because I know how easily you can be injured in court, whether you're struggling on your own or paying your hard-earned money to a lawyer who may not do everything that should be done. You need to know what should be done to win - whether you have a lawyer or not. Protect yourself from other members of my profession!

On this show, we will discuss these things in a positive tone, with an eye toward hope buoyed by good intentions and the public's willingness to take responsibility for the dreadful things our government is being allowed to do by learning how to use their court-power and then using it!

I will attempt to stimulate people to SEE that the problems we face are the result of widespread lack of knowledge about the fundamentals of God, Government, and The Gospel Mystery - 

Three things I will do my best to explain in a way that everyone can understand and hopefully, will be encouraged to call in to discuss. I will cite scripture, law, court rules, and other authorities to back up the views we will present: God beyond the view of religionists. Government constrained by principles. And The Gospel Mystery that injects lives with a wisdom and willingness that transcends our mortal skills. We will endeavor to gather an audience anxious to learn more and also to participate - offering their own POSITIVE input.
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Now YOU can know how to win ... with or without a lawyer!

Learn More about Jurisdictionary  <<<< Click on this link

Related Information Now Available (Best Reference in Plain English to set up your Law Book)
"Standing in the Shadow of the Law", 4th Edition

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May you find Strength in Your Higher Power,

 GranPa Chuck

  "We the "Little" People"

    Defend Yourself>> http://nfpcar.org/Jurisdictionary/

  My Family Reform Blog
  My Family Rights Affiliation 

The 6 Types Of Lawsuits

Below is one of the many emails received from Jurisdictionary . This particular email is an explaining of "Two Kinds of Law"

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Types of Lawsuit Complaints ...
( From "How to Win" Step-by-Step Self-Help Course )

Jurisdictionary

Know the 6 types of lawsuit complaints.

Every lawsuit starts with a complaint.

Click the image to download full-size PDF chart!

See how easy it is?

1. The plaintiff in the chart sues Defendant A and Defendant B.
2. Defendant B counter-claims against Plaintiff.
3. Defendant A cross-claims against Defendant B.
4. Defendant B counter-cross-claims against Defendant A.
5. Defendant A files a third-party complaint against Third Party Defendant.
6. Third-Party Defendant counter-claims against Defendant A.

That's all there is to it!

See how easy it is?

Lawsuits are "ridiculously easy-to-understand" once the Jurisdictionary step-by-step self-help course shows you how the parts fit together.

• If you have a lawyer, you'll know what your lawyer should be doing!
• If you don't have a lawyer, you'll know what it takes to win!

The course offers many diagrams just like this plus charts, sample forms, simplified explanations, and practical tactics that give you power to win ... with or without a lawyer!

It's not rocket science.

It's straight-forward once you see the step-by-step procedures and how they're controlled by a simple set of rules an average 8th grader can understand.

Everyone knows a baseball game has at least 9 innings.

Everyone knows the visiting team is first to bat.

Everyone knows the batter goes back to the dugout after 3 strikes.

It's simple.

It's baseball.

It's America!

Lawsuits are just as easy as baseball, once you see them with the explanations and examples the course provides.

Not many people know how simple lawsuits really are. My profession has kept this knowledge secret from you on purpose!

It shouldn't be that way!

Now YOU can know how to win ... with or without a lawyer! Jurisdictionary<<Learn More

OR, even better
Related Information Now Available"Standing in the Shadow of the Law", 4th Edition
(Best Reference in Plain English to set up your Law Book)

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May you find Strength in Your Higher Power,

 GranPa Chuck

  "We the "Little" People"

    Defend Yourself>> http://nfpcar.org/Jurisdictionary/

  My Family Reform Blog
  My Family Rights Affiliation 

Your Deposition Power ...in the Court Arena

Getting in on the Record
Is VITAL

Know When, Why, What, and How ...

Slay your opponent with depositions!
But!
Like other tools in your "Lawyer's Little Red Toolbox", depositions are best used:

1. At the right time,
2. For the right reason,
3. In the right way!

A deposition is not a friendly coffee-klatch!
It's not a "social event".
Beware of sneaky lawyers, who'll try to turn the serious fact-finding business of deposition into a friendly "conversation".
Do not allow it.
When you see it coming, stop it immediately!

• Depositions are designed so you can go after facts, any facts, that might lead to the discovery of "admissible evidence". The rules are fairly loose. You can ask questions and get answers that you could not get later at trial, where the rules of evidence are more strictly enforced.

But, some lawyers try to lull deposition witnesses into a false sense of security by being "friendly", asking questions about Aunt Suzy's recipe for butterscotch cookies or where Uncle Bill spent his vacation last year. This is done not to get at relevant facts but to trick the witness into "chatting", getting you and the witness off-guard so improper questions can be "popped" while you day-dream about how many quarters you put in the parking meter outside.

"I understand you're quite a golfer, Mr. Witness."

Red flag!

The lawyer is setting things up to go beyond the scope of allowable questioning. The next thing you know, the witness will complain about the exorbitant country club dues he pays. Or, he may brag about his success on the links in Las Vegas last summer. Answers that may give your opponent power to defeat you!

• Don't be duped.
• Your opponent's lawyer doesn't care a thing about the witness' golfing.
• He's on a fishing expedition.
• He's after something else.

Here's the rule that constrains depositions to facts (explained fully in the official Jurisdictionary
course):

The scope of discovery (requests for admissions, requests for production, interrogatories, depositions, and subpoenas) is limited by the rules to finding facts that are "reasonably calculated to lead to discovery of admissible evidence!

A golfer's handicap has nothing to do with his mortgage or child support or where he was last summer!
"Objection! Goes beyond the scope of discovery!"

If the other side continues to abuse the rule, you have the right to terminate the deposition and file a motion with the court for an order directing the lawyer to keep within the rule.

• On one occasion in my 25 years as a case-winning attorney, the lawyer on the other side was so devious and his insurance company client so evasive, I forced the judge to appoint a special master to sit in on the depositions and rule on my objections then-and-there. I got the evidence I wanted out of that evasive executive, and the insurance company settled with my client the day before trial!
• In another case the opposing lawyer was so ridiculous, I required the judge to order the lawyer to bring his client to the courtroom and answer questions under oath in front of the judge. That was the end of his sneaky tricks.

There's much more you need to know to successfully use depositions in your case. It's all in the course. Other blogs on Deposition >> http://defend-yourself-go-pro-se.blogspot.com/search?q=deposition
If you don't already have the official Jurisdictionary course, now's the time to Order
and start learning before you end up kicking yourself!

You will learn

1. When (waiting until you know more about the case),
2. Why (getting witnesses under oath before trial),
3. What (knowing which facts you need to get)
4. How (handling the deposition with tact and tactics)

Know how to use the rules!

Far too many good people lose in court because they don't know how to control the lawyer on the other side or the black-robed judge on the bench. They may have the "law on their side", but they will lose if they don't know how to control a deposition (for example) or when to proceed to deposition or how to draft a proper motion or why it's important to make courtroom objections, etc.

Is winning your case worth $249?

My law school education cost me tens of thousands and three years of diligent study.
The practical experience I gained defeating crooked lawyers and controlling corrupt judges for 25-years is priceless!

My education and experience can be yours!

Other emails from Jurisdictionary on this blog "Defend Yourself"

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Another Document vital to your library, now available as a download for $10.50

Don't be fooled by the value of this document. It is in plain English based on a Family Advocate with over a decade of experience dealing with and supporting those defending themselves. Parents, Lawyers, and even judges have praised the information found in this document.

Although, this information was inspired by those in Administrative Hearings, it has information valuable to all no matter what court setting..ie Family, Juvenile, and/or Criminal Court.

• Do you know the importance of Documentation?
• Do you know the basics of our Legal System?
• Do you know the importance and how to set up your Law Book?
• Do you realize issues against you is based on proving "You are the Worst Person in the World?" However, too many times, based on little proof. Your defense is to get on the record that you were actually doing the right thing, based on documentation and using the statutes for your state. Actually too many times, it has been found that the only "Bad" person was those in the agency itself since they were Not Following the statutes they are bound to.

It is vital whether you seek the assistance of a lawyer or not to know the statutes for your state particular to your state. Don't wait for others to assist you, in your time of need. You must take the offensive and become an advocate for yourself to protect your family.

Publication Now Available

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May you find Strength in Your Higher Power,

 GranPa Chuck

  "We the "Little" People"

    Defend Yourself>>

  My Family Reform Blog
  My Family Rights Affiliation 

How to Win the Game of Law ...

 Below is one of the many emails received from Jurisdictionary . This particular email is an explaining of "Two Kinds of Law"

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There are two (2) kinds of law!

( From "How to Win" Step-by-Step Self-Help Course )
Jurisdictionary

If you want to win, you must know this.

Too many good folks lose believing "the law" is on their side, but have no idea there are two (2) kinds of law!

Even if one kind is on your side", you lose if you don't know both kinds and how to use them tactically!

Most losers never know why they lost.

• They blame the judge. They blame the justice system. 
• They blame the party on the other side. 
• They seldom blame themselves for assuming they knew all they needed to win.

They could have won, if they knew BOTH kinds of law and how to use them tactically!

Take foreclosure, for example. You may give a lender all those required federal notices without receiving a single reply as required by law. You think your case is golden. The "law" is on your side ... but do you know the other kind of law and how to use it tactically?

You may fight over taxes, breach of contract, lost wages, child custody, or something else, and you know "the law is on your side" ... but do you know the other kind of law and how to use it tactically?.
There are two (2) kinds of law!

• The first we call "substantive law". This determines the outcome of a case based on admissible evidence.
• The second kind we call "the rules of court". The rules determine what admissible evidence will be considered, who gets to talk, what issues will be heard, etc.

The Rules of Court are, simply:

• The Rules of Procedure
• The Rules of Evidence

And, they're easy to learn!

Too many good people foolishly rush into court demanding the judge enforce substantive law in their favor without knowing the first thing about the rules of court or how to use them tactically).

They're like someone sitting down to play a game of cards and being dealt a winning hand, without knowing the first thing about the rules of the game or how to use the rules tactically to win.
It doesn't matter if you have the winning hand (i.e., substantive law) if you don't know the rules of court and how to use them tactically to win.

• Those who know how to use the rules tactically do win consistently!
• Those who don't lose ... consistently!

Do you know how to draft proper pleadings, file effective motions, set hearings, make objections that stick, force the judge to do what's right, ... ?

Do you know how to find your evidence, get your evidence admitted, keep your opponent's evidence excluded, cross-examine witnesses, ... ?

Don't assume you'll win because "the law is on your side".

Imagine three chess players:

• Player #1 doesn't yet know the rules
• Player #2 knows how to move the pieces but doesn't know how to move them tactically
• Player #3 has been playing chess 25 years and not only knows how the pieces move but also how to move them tactically to checkmate his opponents

Which are you?

• Are you like Player #1 who doesn't yet know the rules? If so, you cannot hope to win!
• Are you like Player #2 who knows the rules but doesn't know how to use them tactically?
• Would you like to be like Player #3 with 25 years of case-winning experience?

Your choice. Win ... or lose?

Just having "the law on your side" is not enough!
If you don't know how to use the rules tactically to win, you lose!
The people you're up against probably know the rules, but even they may not have 25 years of case-winning experience to master the tactics that you can learn in a single weekend.

Take advantage of my experience and learn how to use the rules tactically to win!

www.Jurisdictionary.com

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Related Information Now Available (Best Reference in Plain English to set up your Law Book)
"Standing in the Shadow of the Law", 4th Edition

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May you find Strength in Your Higher Power,

 GranPa Chuck

  "We the "Little" People"

    Defend Yourself>>

  My Family Reform Blog
  My Family Rights Affiliation