Hold Attorneys Accountable Notice
$100
This is a ready-to-use Notice to Counsel for when an attorney has filed or maintained a legal action without verified jurisdiction, standing, or lawful authority against one of the People. Often, these actions take place in a legislative tribunal pretending to be a judicial court.
Grounded in:
• [California Code of Civil Procedure §128.7]
• California Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 3.1
• Maxims of law from Charles A. Weisman
This notice puts attorneys on lawful notice that:
• They must prove jurisdiction, contract, and lawful standing.
• They are in violation of procedural and ethical duties if they proceed without evidence.
• They are required to withdraw all filings and motions.
• They must move to seal the case and correct the public record.
Use this if:
• You are being dragged into an unlawful action based on statutory presumption.
• You never consented to administrative procedures.
• The matter is being heard in a legislative tribunal rather than a true judicial forum.
• You want to preserve the record and prepare for future remedy, tort action, or bar complaint.
This version is tailored for California. You can adapt it for your state by updating the statute references to your state’s equivalent. You are also encouraged to put your own energy into the notice and make it yours.
Includes strong constitutional language, a demand for verified evidence, and a powerful closing with maxims of law.
Stand as one of the People. Correct the record. Withdraw consent. Hold them to the law.
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