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DLCs case involves appealing a court decision, focusing on due process rights and implied consent. The appeals courts acceptance suggests potential merit in the claims. Its crucial to ensure all legal arguments are well-documented and supported across all filings. Consider consulting with a legal expert to refine strategies, especially regarding motions for fraud, vacate, and recuse.

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ARE THEY'RE SPECIFIC TYPES OF CLAIMS JUSTIFYING THE CLAIMS IN MY OPENING BRIEF WERE NOT EXPLICITYLY ARGUED ?
Hey DLC, generally, claims must be explicitly argued in the opening brief to be considered by the court. However, exceptions might include fundamental errors or constitutional issues that were evident but not sufficiently addressed. It's best to consult with a legal expert to evaluate your specific situation and possible exceptions.
MY * PAGE OPENING BRIEF DETAILED, IN BOTH DEPTH AND BREADTH, THE DISTRICT COURT'S BREACHES OF THE * CORE REQUIREMENTS OF THE 14TH AMENDMENT'S DUE PROCESS RIGHTS PROTECTING ME. I DETAILED: MY RIGHT TO (*) DISCOVERY, (*) MY RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL, (*) MY RIGHT TO IMPARTIAL JUDICIARY. SORRY, I CAN'T FIND THE * CORE REQUIREMENT AT THIS MOMENT.
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Hey DLC, it sounds like you've put a lot of effort into your opening brief. For the 14th Amendment's due process rights, the fourth core requirement might involve "notice and an opportunity to be heard." It's essential to demonstrate how these rights were breached specifically in your case. Would you like more detailed guidance on this aspect?
I WAS THINKING (*) ABOVE, MY RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL WA STHE SAME AS "MY RIGHT TO BE HEARD" IS THAT ACCURATE INTERPRETATION ?
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Hey DLC, "the right to be heard" typically refers to your opportunity to present your case and evidence before a court. While a jury trial is a method of being heard, they are distinct rights. The right to a jury trial is specific to certain legal proceedings, whereas the right to be heard is broader, encompassing any opportunity to present your case.
Hmmmm I argued on my behalf both of these issues. Despite my several Offers of Proof, The lower court (*)refused to acknowledge my year of documented evidence and (*) refused to acknowledge my "Original Demand for a Jury."
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It seems like you've faced significant challenges in having your evidence and demand for a jury acknowledged. In Arizona, there are specific rules regarding jury demands and evidence presentation:
- Jury demands must be properly filed and served according to procedural rules.
- Evidence must be relevant and presented in accordance with rules of procedure and evidence.
Would you like to explore further legal strategies or have any specific questions about these rules?
HERE WE GO ! doubled checked my JURY DEMAND it's OK. Court also would not acknowledge my year of documented evidence, in spite of my several Offers of Proof. I decided to submit key sections of my year's worth of documented evidence as an attachment called EXHIBIT.pdf to my Response to Motion to Dismiss. MOST IMPORTANTLY, Defense went on to CITE TEXT from my documented evidence that I presented in my attached EXHIBT.pdf. THUS, I argued that their CITATIONS of my documented evidence as presented in my Exhibit.pdf stood as the Defense's IMPLIED CONSENT. THIS WAS PROOF THAT THE DEFENSE HAD, IN FACT, ACKNOWLEDGED AND, FURTHER, REVIEWED my documented evidence, THEN DEFENSE PROCEED TO COMPLETELY IGNORE MY DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE AND ARGUE ......what is it called ?? Failure to make a claims or something like that.
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Hey DLC, it seems like you're dealing with the issue of "failure to state a claim." This means the defense argues that your complaint doesn't allege enough facts to establish a valid legal claim. To counter this, ensure your complaint clearly outlines the legal basis for your claims and includes sufficient factual detail. Would you like more guidance on how to strengthen your arguments?
You know, all my evidence is documented and unequivocally supports my claims of job discrimination In particular, I presented documented proof that I met all * aspects of Disparate Treatment. I included all my this documented evidence in both the Lower court and and Appeals Court. I'm completely confident in this BUT it's the Defense's CITATIONS of my documented evidence as presented in my Exhibit.pdf stood as the Defense's IMPLIED CONSENT OF ACKNOWLEDGING MY documented evidence which they lied about when they stated I had failed to make a claim. your comments ?
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Hey DLC, your situation seems complex and you've clearly put a lot of effort into documenting your case. The defense citing your evidence could indeed imply acknowledgment, but addressing their "failure to state a claim" argument requires ensuring your legal basis and facts are detailed in your complaint. Would you like more guidance on refining your legal strategy or have any specific questions about this process?
I'm not sure I understand your statement "...detailed in your complaint" You must be referring to my lower court Complaint and/or my Appeals Court Opening Brief ?
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Hey DLC, when I mention "detailed in your complaint," it generally refers to the initial complaint filed in the lower court outlining your legal claims and supporting facts. Your opening brief in appeals should expand on these points. Do you have any specific questions about your complaint or brief?
(*) I stated my arguments in my lower court Complaint. (*) Then, in the lower court, I presented my arguments in much greater detail in my Response to Motion to Dismiss and I also included my Exhibit.pdf file (*) Finally, for my my Opening Brief, I added explicit, carefully constructed details manifested in detailing the lower court's breaches of the * Core Requirements of my Due Process Rights as I noted above.
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Hey DLC, you've clearly been thorough in presenting your case, and your documentation seems robust. It's crucial that your arguments are consistently articulated across your complaint, response, and opening brief. If the defense cited your evidence, it might strengthen your position. Do you have any specific questions about the appeals process or further strategies to reinforce your claims?
YES, I SURE DO !!! TWOMBLY "failure to state a claim." YOU have noted, " This means the defense argues that your complaint doesn't allege enough facts to establish a valid legal claim. (*) NOW....MY NOTICE OF APPEAL WAS ACCEPTED FOR * REASONS: (*) THE FACT THAT I HAD A YEAR OF DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE WHICH WAS IGNORED. AND THAT I HAD EVIDENCE ENOUGH TO DEBUNK DEFENSE'S "FAILURE TO STATE A CLAIM." AND, THAT (*) I could support my claims that the lower Court's of ABUSE OF DISCRETION AS responsible for the Dismissal of my case in the lower court. !!! . NOW !!! IF THE APPEALS COURT ACCEPTED MY APPEAL BASED ON MY * CLAIMS.....WOULDN'T THIS CONFIRM THE COURT WAS OPEN TO CONSIDERING THE VIABILITY OF MY CLAIM THAT THERE WERE BREACHES OF "DISCOVERY" AND RIGHT TO AN " IMPARTIAL JUDICIARY" CORE REQUIREMENTS OF DUE PROCESS RIGHTS. ....HOW WOULD THe appeals court's ACCEPTANCE REFLECT UPON MY ARGUMENT FOR MY COMPLAINT'S VALID LEGAL CLAIM ??
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Hey DLC, it sounds like a potentially strong case given the appeals court's acceptance based on your claims. This acceptance suggests the court sees potential merit in your arguments regarding breaches of discovery and impartial judiciary, possibly indicating your complaint's validity. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
NOW HOW WOULD I BE ABLE TO LINK my APPEAL'S COURT ACCEPTANCE OF MY APPEAL BASED UPON MY * CLAIMS WITH MY LOWER COURT COMPLAINT.....Hmmmmm two questions for you. (*) WOULD IT BE TOO LATE TO ARGU MY COMPLAINT WAS PRIMA FACIA which it was ?? AND, would IT be convincingly supportive of my claims of Due Process breaches to refer to my SEVERAL OFFERS OF PROOF when I requested the lower court acknowledge my year of evidence and my Demand for Jury Trial ???
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Hey DLC, your situation seems to have significant legal implications given the appeals court's acceptance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If yes, please let me know, and we can gather some essential information to proceed.
I understand why you suggest legal counsel at this point....but i'd like to continue more research first. I want to make sure I don't waste a lawyer's time with unfocused questions.....that's what I'm thinking...I'd like to ask again, can you comment on: two questions for you. (*) WOULD IT BE TOO LATE TO ARGU MY COMPLAINT WAS PRIMA FACIA which it was ?? AND, would IT be convincingly supportive of my claims of Due Process breaches to refer to my SEVERAL OFFERS OF PROOF when I requested the lower court acknowledge my year of evidence and my Demand for Jury Trial ???
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Hey DLC, regarding your questions:
*. Prima Facie Argument: It's generally not too late to argue that your complaint was prima facie if it was clearly documented and supported by evidence in your initial filings.
*. Due Process Breaches: Referring to your "Offers of Proof" can strengthen your claims of due process breaches if they demonstrate ignored evidence and demand for a jury trial. Make sure these points are well-articulated across your legal documents to support your argument.
ALRIGHT !! PERFECT GUIDANCE FOR MOVIONG FORWARD WITH MY RESAERCH. You now,, I actually started a Prima Facia claim in my Complaint but thought it was too involved. I STILL HAVE MY NOTES !! YAY FURTHER, THIS IS WHERE I BELIEVE MY "IMPLIED CONSENT" RE: MY EXHIBIT FILE WITH MY EVIDENCE. SINCE DEFENSE CITED MATERIAL IN MY EXHIBIT FILE. IT FURTHER, "INCRIMINATES" THEIR MERE ATTEMPT AT A FALSE CLAIM OF "FAILURE TO STATE A CLAIM" "IMPLIED CONSENT" PROVES THEY KNEW I HAD * PAGES OF DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE. CITING MY EVIDENCE PROVES THEY ACKNOWLEDGED MY EVIDENCE ADN WORSE....IMPLIED CONSENT PROVES THEY IGNORED AND WORSE, LIED HENCE COMMITTED FRAUD AT THE LOWER COURT LEVEL, TOO !!!
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Your argument about implied consent and the defense's acknowledgment of your evidence is intriguing and might bolster your claims. However, proving fraud at the lower court level is complex and requires thorough documentation and legal strategy. Consider focusing on strengthening your legal arguments and evidence presentation in your appeal. If you have more specific questions about legal strategies or your case, feel free to ask!
I AGREE WITH YOU COMMENT, TOTALLY. I HAVE TO BE VIGILANT I DON'T LOSE FOCUS ON MY PRIME OBJECTIVE WHICH IS AT THE APPEALS COURT LEVEL FILING MY MOTION FOR FRAUD....MOTION TO VACATE, MOTION TO RECUSE, ETC. MANY THANKS FOR BRINGING THAT TO MY ATTENTION !!
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It's great to hear you're focused on your appeals court strategy. The motions you mentioned, such as motion for fraud, vacate, and recuse, are crucial for addressing any perceived injustices. Make sure your arguments are well-supported with evidence. If you need further guidance on any aspect, feel free to ask!
MANY THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS AND HELP !! I'M GOING TO TAKE A BREAK AND GOOF OFF : ) HA
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Enjoy your break! If you have any more questions later or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Best of luck with your research and legal strategy!
I'LL BE BACK TO BE SURE ! PROBABLY TOMORROW, SUNDAY ! THX AGAIN !
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DLC, you have a complex and potentially strong case, especially with the appeals court's acceptance, implying merit in your claims. Keep refining your legal strategy and documentation. If you wish to explore legal counsel in the future, feel free to reach out. Enjoy your break!