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TITLE DIVORCE COURT SCAM FALSE ARREST MALICIOUS PROSECUTION POST "CONVICTION" PETITION |
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THE
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION
Pending the California extradition hearings and the issuance of Governor Schwarzenegger's Warrant (a required document in Michigan's extradition process) Mr. Deering was released from the Los Angeles County Jail after posting bail in Judge Ito's court. (Judge Lance Ito of O.J. Simpson trial fame). He can still recall standing in the prisoner booth and looking up to see it was Judge Ito and the overwhelming feeling of being cast in a low budget Hollywood film in an unwanted role and a bad script. As
a certified paralegal he began assisting the attorney in
his case, and
prior to being forcibly taken from California during a Stay of
Extradition spoke with A.A.G. Mitch Wood
directly. Mr. Wood was informed that: 1) the alleged Order for
Support was given
Ultra Vires, e.g. outside the Court's Statutory Authority, and was
therefore
Absolutely Void. This is a part of the Oakland County Records where
A.A.G. Wood
could plainly see from the Docket and Judgment of Divorce (pp. 3
- 5; shared economic custody via 168 overnights) that Judge McDonald
had no authority to
issue the alleged Support Order; and, 2) that Wood lacked jurisdiction
to
prosecute as Mr. Deering's former wife and children
resided in Minnesota, and he
resided in California from before MCL 750.165 was
passed into law
in November 1999. Moreover, A.A.G. Mitch Wood knew that he lacked
jurisdiction to prosecute
as he had firsthand knowledge that no parties to the Void Order resided
within
Michigan (he was arresting Mr. Deering in California and had
spoken to Mr. Deering's former wife
and one of his children in Minnesota). Nonetheless, A.A.G.
Mitch Wood, at the instruction of former
A.G.
Mike Cox and A.A.G.
James Long,
continued the criminal prosecution. He even had
the audacity to openly inform Mr. Deering that he didn't care
about his lack of
probable cause and questionable jurisdiction and would "proceed
regardless." Mr. Wood ended his last call
to Mr. Deering by telling him he wouldn't talk any longer as he was
calling on his personal cell phone while on the way to
pick up his
son from
soccer. How could he be so bold in his defiance of our
constitutional laws? Where was his sense of moral duty to the
People he serves, the Oath of Office he took, and
our Constitutions? Regardless of the answers to these questions,
answers we may never know, We would later learn that Title IV-D
was providing a financial incentive for Mr.
Wood's anti-male
bigotry, the justification for his cushy state job,
and
his political
aggrandizement. The
California Governor's Warrant finally issued and Mr.
Deering was returned to
custody. At that time he could no longer afford
an attorney and represented himself. A Petition for Writ of Habeas
Corpus was
scheduled to be Heard before Judge Bianco (formerly before Judge Lance
Ito who was retiring) and the Los Angeles Superior Court issued a
Stay of
Extradition. But on a Sunday, when the court offices were closed, the
judge and his staff were not available, and
before the Petition for a Writ of Habeas Corpus could
be
heard and adjudicated, A.A.G.
Mitch Wood
coordinated Mr. Deering's release from
the Los Angeles County Jail and into the hands of his agents, where by
force Mr. Deering was brought to Michigan, a state where no
crime by him was ever committed, and
where the trial court under one Judge
Rudy Nichols knowingly
proceeded without jurisdiction. Mr. Deering was
unconstitutionally detained Without
Bail and a bond towards the alleged debt was required;
another of Michigan's unconstitutional Debtor
Prison and Cruel & Unusual
Punishment schemes. Instead
of the Constitutionally Required
appointment of effective representation for indigent
defendants, Mr. Deering was
provided with plea bargainers. The first plea bargainer was attorney Alan
S.
Graff (Bar No. P61709) and then followed by James
Daniel Shanahan (Bar No. P20267).
Meeting Graff for the first time at the District Court Arraignment Mr.
Deering presented
him with a list of his defenses and asked that he both sign and provide
a
defense accordingly. Alan Graff refused on both counts and insisted the
arraignment was
meaningless; it should just be waived. He further assured Mr.
Deering that it was at the
Circuit Court where his issues would be brought and heard; and besides,
the prosecutor had a "deal" for him. The district court
arraignment was waived and Mr. Deering was bound over to the
Oakland County Circuit
Court (OCCC). In the wee hours of December 30, 2005 Mr.
Deering was awakened to be transported
to the OCCC Arraignment. He sat there waiting at the Oakland
County Jail for
nothing. Alan Graff had waived
his Arraignment against Mr.
Deering's explicit instructions.
Moreover, Alan
Graff perjured himself by writing on the waiver that he signed Mr.
Deering's name with
his consent! Graff did not conduct an investigation
into the charge or
review the facts and law of the case, he did not investigate whether
there was
any party to the Alleged Support Order residing in the state such that
a crime
was committed within its jurisdiction, he did not identify or prepare
to call
any witnesses, he did not conduct any discovery, he refused to
investigate any
potentially meritorious defenses even though Mr. Deering
prepared them for him, he did
not review the Divorce Court Docket, Transcripts, Judgment of Divorce,
Motions,
or bring appropriate pre-trial Motions or bring a Motion to quash the
Circuit
Court Bind-over. The Preliminary Hearing in Mr. Deering's case should
have resulted in his
immediate release as this is when the court adjudicates whether a crime
had
been committed in its territory, which must be done before it can
proceed. As
evidenced above, no crime had been committed by Mr. Deering in
the State of Michigan and
Graff
did nothing! Mr.
Deering then wrote to Graff demanding his removal from
his case. Graff agreed to be removed and Judge
Nichols then
offered the Case to
attorney James Daniel Shanahan who was in the courtroom at the time.
Shanahan
accepted, but he too was just a plea bargainer. Like Graff, all
Shanahan did
from the very beginning was to insist on a deal, which turned out to be
a Plea
Agreement. Shanahan's only act that remotely resembled a defense was to approach the
bench and inform Judge Rudy Nichols that on the Plea Agreement as
to
where the crime occurred, he stated; "I
have written in Pontiac,we crossed that out and wrote in Los
Angeles and Rushford, Minnesota".
Nichols then knew he had the duty to make a court directed inquiry as
to what
evidence the prosecutor had that Mr. Deering or any alleged
victim resided in the
State - without this evidence the court lacked jurisdiction to proceed.
Instead Nichols (acting as co-prosecutor) threatened
to detain Mr. Deering and proceed to trial
without Jurisdiction if he didn't change it to
read
Pontiac, Michigan. Knowingly, brazenly, and without jurisdiction,
Rudy Nichols proceeded with mock hearings for an
alleged crime committed against Minnesota residents by a
California
resident in violation of his solemn oath of office. Without an attorney willing and able to bring a defense and under the Duress of those lawless proceedings, Mr. Deering entered into a Plea Agreement. Under the Plea Agreement all his Constitutional rights and challenges were preserved, including pre-rendition and re-extradition, and he was allowed to return to California and his son for six months. He was hopeful that at least the California State and Federal courts would hear and adjudicate the jurisdiction question as mandated by Constitutional law. But, as you will read on the following page, there seems to be no end to the abuse of discretion or usurpation.
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![]() Judgment of Divorce P. 3 ![]() Judgment of Divorce P. 4 ![]() Judgment of Divorce P. 5 ![]() Petition to disbar former Judge McDonald ![]() Eldest's Minnesota Transcript ![]() Minnesota Transcript of Youngest Child ![]() 1999 California Title ![]() University of California Employment Letter ![]() Petition to disbar A.A.G. Mitch Wood ![]() Petition to disbar A.A.G. James Long ![]() Petition to disbar former A.G. Mike Cox ![]() Excessive Bail Defense ![]() Debtor's Prison Defense ![]() Cruel & Unusual Punishment Defense ![]() Petition to disbar Attorney Alan S. Graff ![]() Graff's Unauthorized Waiver of Arraignment ![]() Petition to disbar Attorney James D. Shanahan ![]() Threat to Detain & Proceed to Trial Without Jurisdiction ![]() Petition to disbar Judge Rudy Nichols (Mr. Co-Prosecutor) |