 I want to update you on Curtis's progress. We went in for a pretrial hearing on Tuesday. My son was doing great but having a hard time because this was his first time challenging the system. In court last time I watched the DA observe my son and noticed he had respect for him. I said talk to the DA before court and see what he will do. Well the DA dropped all charges which would have amounted to: max of 6 months in jail, 3,800.00 dollar fine and suspension of license for up to 2 years. He kept the speeding charge. The Judge was surprised because Curtis was going to trial. The Judge asked the DA why was he dropping all the charges and then the Judge said "It is it in the interest of justice" and the DA said yes. Curtis ended up paying the speeding ticket. He consented before I could get there for the appointment with the DA. If Curtis followed everything to the end he would have paid nothing. You can use anything you want to and use my name also. Everyone should know when going to court to be humble and not arrogant, listen to and respect the Judge, but object and stay on point. It is so important to know this information forwards and backwards. There are a few things I would add to your program just to round it out a bit but the information is great and the way it is taught is sure fire. Your Stop the Cop package is great and thank your for the help and I will recommend it to anyone who needs it. Thanks, Duane Woodman
I just read my testimonial and you can add one other item if you want. "I
looked at other ticket packages and picked yours because it was right on
point." This is really true. I had 3 choices. Your package was the best for
the novice or even an expert who is steeped in the knowledge of law. Actually
the Judge commented how well Curtis did and even the Judge had a respect
for Curtis since is only 19 and knew so much. I cannot stress it enough, be
humble and respectful, it goes a long way.
Thanks Again, Duane
I used this system, and won on appeal. At my preliminary hearing, the judge was so flustered,
he barely knew what to do. The fact that he was a snobbish upper classman of mine thirty
years ago in high school made it all the more fun. He finally railroaded me into an illegal "not
guilty" plea and set a trial date. After I left, I filed the motion to recuse along with some other
motions. When I got to trial, sure enough, I had a different judge. He stonewalled and forced
the trial illegally, giving me many grounds for appeal. When I filed the appeal, they stonewalled
again. Finally after several months of hearing nothing I started calling every day. It only took a
couple days of calling to finally get them to say my case was dismissed, and they would refund
my money. That took a while of calling, too, before they finally did send the money. Sure, I had
to learn some law, and I had to appear in court, but it was worth every brain cell and every second,
because in the end, I got the b*****ds!! And that isn't the end of the story. I got pulled over again
a couple of weeks ago. The cop was all poised to give me a ticket, and took my license to his car
to punch it in their computer. Suddenly he was back, handing back my license, and just telling me
he was letting me off with a warning. Do you suppose they have me marked in their system as
someone not to mess with, because I'm
onto their tricks?
V.W.L., Shafter, CA |