In other words, attorney talk in a common law court does nothing.
This is a completely
inaccurate summary of that quote.
Again, Bangladesh may be different, somewhat. Trinsey v. Pagliaro wouldn't apply, probably.
A common law court is based on what the claimants allow. An attorney CAN talk with effect in a common law court if the claimants allow him. The point of talking about T v. P is the idea that the claimant bringing the case in common law has stated in one way or another that attorneys may NOT talk. If it is put in the form of an order by that claimant, then whatever an attorney says is not admitted into the record. You do realize that common law courts are courts of record?
An attorney cannot simply say something, and have the court accept it as a fact. Obviously, I don't think anyone would have thought that they could.
That doesn't mean, as you have claimed previously, that they aren't allowed to talk at all, and you can simply tell them to shut up.
One would hope that there isn't that much disrespect in court that people would state it simply like this. But, a judge may have to, almost state it just like this, because some attorney doesn't understand that he can't speak, if the complaint/claim case that he is bringing on behalf of a client has been converted, on the spot, into a counterclaim by the opponent, which must be answered first.
A converted/flipped position produces/converts the original plaintiff/claimant into a counter defendant. And the defendant becomes the counter claimant when he answers the court with a counter claim.
The one making the claim that is before the court for the moment, if it is strictly a common law court of record, may absolutely require that the opposing attorney speak no more. IF the judge understands what is going on, the judge will order the opposing attorney (who is often the attorney originally bringing the case on behalf of his client) to, yes, shut up, if necessary.
Again, I have to ask.
There are these wonderous facts that you know and noone else does, that completely change the way the law works.
And yet noone else has thought of them before?
Yes, others know. As you seem to know, law isn't a simple easy thing in the court system... at least not most of the time. The reason I supplied the links that I formerly supplied is, there ARE some people that are doing the exact things that I am talking about.
All those people going to jail and paying fines that don't need to?
"All" is a very big word. Many, many, multitudes of people in the 3 major common law nations of the world are going to jail and paying fines that they don't have to, if they only knew how easy it was to back the state down. The state may not back down easily in ALL the cases, and in cases where there is harm or damage done the person may be convicted. But in the cases where there is no corpus delicti, the state loses, and so does any complainant who has hired an attorney when there is no corpus delicti. Standard basic law.
ALL cases where there is no corpus delicti can be made to be dismissed. Damages can start to be collected from the state by the defendant if the state continues in their frivolous prosecution. Standard common law. The reason that it isn't being done very often is that the sections of law that apply this way have been virtually ignored for a hundred years. The reason for this is that wealthy people who want to own the world are trying to convert all nations into civil law nations.
And not one person has thought of making bundles of money applying these wonderous facts to become the best defense lawyer in the world?
Why try to make money at something that might blow the lid off as to how easy it is to beat the state in most cases? Money might be made for a very short time. Then people would wake up to the fact that they don't NEED an attorney in a common law case - a case that has been converted through a counterclaim, and the state has no corpus delicti.
No, better to hide the process than attempt to make some money, and ultimately lose $billions.
Does that really sound likely? Are you that arrogant?
Isn't it far more likely that everyone else is right and you are wrong?
It's far more likely that the many are having the wool pulled over their eyes by the few, and THAT for the purpose of making money and enslaving them.
If it were only me and one or two others, it might sound like arrogance - even be arrogance. Yet the standard court system is using these things presently, at times, without the TRUE common law court of record being invoked.
It is beginning to sound like YOU are one of the crook attorneys that want to bring the whole world into slavery to the Power Elite. Or are you simply one of the flunkies?