Where did I ever say I told the judge what to do? He asked me to elaborate on my answers to a questionnaire so I did. There is a polite yet straightforward way to tell them exactly what I said. It was very straightforward, I couldn't care if they scolded me, it isn't against the law to speak your mind and elaborate doing something that is well within the law. At least it isn't against the law yet.
I don't think fear is the correct word at all.
I showed up and told them how I would reach a verdict and my beliefs on the federal government. I did my part.
So telling them how you would reach a verdict, which is one of the questions on the questionnaire, is worthy of being scolded? The question asked along the lines of would you solely use the law as its written to reach a verdict? I answered no then got called to the bench to elaborate that answer as well as others. If there is a next time I'll send you a pm so you can come with me and watch the whole process.
My apologies, you made it sound like you publicly stated in the courtroom to THEM when you actually had to go up front and softly talk to them and not from your seat. I can see that. To answer your statement I would come but I doubt I would get in as to have no paperwork to get in. You can’t just walk in.
You can get your parking stub stamped by the Clerk and it's free.
That's not how they handled it at the federal courthouse, at least how it was explained to us. They said it was part of the reimbursement they sent us.
