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I'm trying to find the corollation between the Statute of Limitation for ONGOING CASES while the Fraud upon the Court happens.
First, let's see what Fraud upon the Court means. BBM
[ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_limitations"]Statute of limitations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]
So, one more time: the selected officials or lawyers who CORRUPTED or INFLUENCED...directed to the JUDICIAL MACHINERY itself...performed the 'crime deemed so severe and fundamentally opposed to the operation of justice that it is not subject to any statute of limitation....let's remember this last sentence please:
FRAUD UPON the COURT has NO STATUTE OF LIMITATION.
Now, let's talk about Alex Hunter and Mary Lacy.
In 1999, was Alex Hunter the officer of the court? - YES.
In 2008, was Mary Lacy the officer of the court? - YES.
Does anyone of them commited the Fraud upon the Court? - IMO, yes! (and I'll get to it in my next posts).
If 'Fraud upon the Court' has NO statute of limitation then ANY cases performed under such a CRIME (yes, I'll emphasize again: Fraud upon the Court is punishable CRIME) will be dismissed!!!!
Let's say Mr. Smith has been indicted of murder and has been sentenced by jury for LWOP (life sentence without parole). 10 years later, Mr. Smith has appealed his sentencing to Supreme Court by providing the solid proof of the 'Fraud upon the Court' during his trial, 10 years ago. If Supreme Court would find his appeal justifiable then what do you think would happens to Mr. Smith? Yes, you're correct. His charges would be dissmised immidietly!
Now, what happens with ongoing cases (like JBR case) when 'Fraud upon the Court' happens? Nothing to dismiss yet, right?...But what about the Statute of Limitation for these ongoing cases? What happens with the 'clock' for these cases? Would it stops and starts AGAIN after the 'Fraud upon the Court' has been completed?...
I tried to find the answers to above questions without success. I need your help, thoughts and suggestions...I'm sure you know where (and why) I'm taking this path...I rather stop if the path is wrong without taking much of your time :blushing:...
....so, please stop me or let's travel together ...:seeya:
jmo
First, let's see what Fraud upon the Court means. BBM
In the United States, when an officer of the court is found to have fraudulently presented facts to court so that the court is impaired in the impartial performance of its legal task, the act, known as "fraud upon the court", is a crime deemed so severe and fundamentally opposed to the operation of justice that it is not subject to any statute of limitation.
Officers of the court include: lawyers, judges, referees, and those appointed; guardian ad litem, parenting time expeditors, mediators, rule 114 neutrals, evaluators, administrators, special appointees, and any others whose influence are part of the judicial mechanism.
"Fraud upon the court" has been defined by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to "embrace that species of fraud which does, or attempts to, defile the court itself, or is a fraud perpetrated by officers of the court so that the judicial machinery can not perform in the usual manner its impartial task of adjudging cases that are presented for adjudication".[1]
In Bulloch v. United States,[2] the court stated "Fraud upon the court is fraud which is directed to the judicial machinery itself and is not fraud between the parties or fraudulent documents, false statements or perjury. ... It is where the court or a member is corrupted or influenced or influence is attempted or where the judge has not performed his judicial function --- thus where the impartial functions of the court have been directly corrupted."
[ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_limitations"]Statute of limitations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]
So, one more time: the selected officials or lawyers who CORRUPTED or INFLUENCED...directed to the JUDICIAL MACHINERY itself...performed the 'crime deemed so severe and fundamentally opposed to the operation of justice that it is not subject to any statute of limitation....let's remember this last sentence please:
FRAUD UPON the COURT has NO STATUTE OF LIMITATION.
Now, let's talk about Alex Hunter and Mary Lacy.
In 1999, was Alex Hunter the officer of the court? - YES.
In 2008, was Mary Lacy the officer of the court? - YES.
Does anyone of them commited the Fraud upon the Court? - IMO, yes! (and I'll get to it in my next posts).
If 'Fraud upon the Court' has NO statute of limitation then ANY cases performed under such a CRIME (yes, I'll emphasize again: Fraud upon the Court is punishable CRIME) will be dismissed!!!!
Let's say Mr. Smith has been indicted of murder and has been sentenced by jury for LWOP (life sentence without parole). 10 years later, Mr. Smith has appealed his sentencing to Supreme Court by providing the solid proof of the 'Fraud upon the Court' during his trial, 10 years ago. If Supreme Court would find his appeal justifiable then what do you think would happens to Mr. Smith? Yes, you're correct. His charges would be dissmised immidietly!
Now, what happens with ongoing cases (like JBR case) when 'Fraud upon the Court' happens? Nothing to dismiss yet, right?...But what about the Statute of Limitation for these ongoing cases? What happens with the 'clock' for these cases? Would it stops and starts AGAIN after the 'Fraud upon the Court' has been completed?...
I tried to find the answers to above questions without success. I need your help, thoughts and suggestions...I'm sure you know where (and why) I'm taking this path...I rather stop if the path is wrong without taking much of your time :blushing:...
....so, please stop me or let's travel together ...:seeya:
jmo