Key To Beat The Case: How To Win In Criminal Court Stay Out Of Jail Or Receive Leniency: Survival Guide Strategies For Legal Self-Defense, Court ... Administrative Law, Charges Dismissed

ABOUT THIS BOOKWhat Does This Book Do?A legal survival guide for self-defense in Criminal Law to get charges dismissed, beat criminal cases, or receive leniency. Through education in Criminal Records Procedures, Administrative Law, legal defenses in court, criminal defense strategies in the legal process, court rules, and court conduct, this book ends the mystery, worry, and fear of the legal process, prosecutors, and judges.Who Is This Book For?For common people looking to beat a criminal case, or receive leniency. This book is for courageous, tenacious, pissed-off at unfairness people who want to prevent law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges from treating them like idiots, lying, hiding things, and having their ways, people who demand respect and a fair fight against unlawful conviction.What This Book Is NotThis book does not offer, or give legal advice.Why Did I Write This Book?Reader, the amount of people who don’t fight in court, approximately 96 % yearly, just plead guilty, and willingly go to prison both saddens and pisses me off, so I really dug in and wrote this book in order to level the playing field and help increase your chances of fair treatment and a more favorable court outcome, as well as to help you along the path to A Better You. I’m writing this book with simple words, because one doesn’t have to be a graduate in order to function in Administrative Law, Criminal Law, or court records proceedings; however, one does need to know how to read and write, which most US citizens, 52%, can’t, and 74% of those who can read can’t read above a fifth-grade level.The law will never make men free; it is men who have got to make the law free”– Henry David Thoreau.Mastering basic Law requires nothing more than eighth-grade reading and writing comprehension. For that reason, one would think that with the US Of A Public Education standard of 13 years in school, from kindergarten through high-school, should be enough time to learn what citizens should know about Law. For example, Laws are made to govern Humans.Courtroom proceedings are unfair competitions, because most US citizens don’t know the simple rules of Law. Therefore, as defendants, they become like small children, asking questions such as, “What’s going on? What does this all mean? What do I do now?” Such questions puts one in the category of minor, in this sense meaning, incompetent.By coincidence, this is my seventh published book, it is about Law, and Law’s number is seven, Libra, balance. May this book help even the playing field for you.Fair TreatmentIf you want fair treatment, you must demand fair treatment. If you want to see and hear evidence, if any, against you, you must demand that Right, your Right. Otherwise, even if there’s no evidence against you, prosecutors will try to prosecute and get you to plead guilty anyway and a judge will allow them to. Does that sound stupid and unfair? Does to me.Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” - Martin Luther King Jr.Again, that’s why I wrote this book. There is only one path to seeing the evidence against you and it does not begin with allowing an attorney, or other, court-appointed, or paid attorney to defend you.CourageI’m going to teach you about Rights and how to demand and get respect. Read more