I have been admitted as “Attorney-in-Fact” before the Cheshire County Superior Court here in New Hampshire for the matter of State v. Jason Talley of Talley-TV.
I am not a lawyer. I am just a former law enforcement officer who believes in individual liberty, greater government accountability, and am willing to stick my neck out to do something about it.
Pursuant to NH Rules of Professional Conduct 3.6 (c) (2) and (c) (6) (that I am now accountable to) I would like to share with you the following public documents that have been filed in the court.
- Motion to dismiss .PDF
- Notification of criminal defense .PDF
- Motion to refrain from authorizing physical force to demand respect .PDF
Please forgive the errors I made in the filings. This is my first time representing someone in court and I am sure I will improve with experience.
Give ‘em hell brad!
Are you going to post the wiretapping indictment?
Okay, two things; (…and this coming from a paralegal that has never done criminal or litigation, something to keep in mind, However…)
1. I truly feel that Ademo might get some relief contacting the ACLU and asking for a violations of civil rights lawsuit may have some punch,
2. Asking around to some local attorney’s to file a civil rights violation on contingency might be a avenue.
Well done.
Why aren’t you a cop anymore? Your not sticking your neck out for anything this is a idiotic case your assistance will change nothing. But whatever makes you feel better. Lets hope you can perform this duty better than your law enforcement career.
Jeff I am a former federal law enforcement office and I also passed the NH law enforcement officers test very credibly. I no longer pursue that career by choice. The reasoning is very simple. Local law enforcement has gone from trustworthy, helpful, and sincerely caring people to being well on its way to becoming a “police state” enforcement force. NH law permits law enforcement officers to use any means of cohersion or deception while gathering evidence against an individual. It means that officers do not have to tell you the truth, they can lie, deceive, and use any deceptive means to gather evidence, and are not accountable for those actions while in the performance of their duties. While I do NOT agree with all the libertarians’ thoughts and practices, I do believe that law enforcement is turning to a police state with no accountability. I am appalled with law enforcement using the federal wiretapping laws to their advantage, and manipulating the facts to suit the individual needs under the umbrella of those wiretap laws. Then to top things off, give a cop a little attitude and because they are having a bad day and taking out on you, and next thing you know you are being processed for something as stupid as disorderly conduct, put in a cage for a few hours, only to be let go a few hours later because they decided to be nice and drop the charges as a favor to you. Give me a break, and there is no accountability for them. Badges do not grant extra rights.
I think Jeff was trying to do the “Jedi mind trick” but it only works on the weak minded… like cops, and storm troopers. keep trying
@ Brad Jardis, Thanks, and great job on those motions, They sounded well written,the third was my favorite. GOOD LUCK
Sorry, but it’s MErriam-Webster… No offense.