Judge Howard Matz: “You have one choice. Meaning, there are two things from which you can choose. It’s either Mr. Harris or yourself.”
“[An] attorney who represents himself has a fool for a client.” A Citizen who let's another "re-present" him, instead of "assist" him is a bigger fool."
The presentation of only two alternatives where others exist is
called the fallacy of bifurcation. Sometimes known as the 'black
and white' fallacy, it presents an 'either/or' situation when in
reality there is a range of options.
A.K.A. Forced to sacrifice one constitutionally
protected right, solely because another is respected.
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Judge Howard Matz: “You have one choice. Meaning, there are two things from which you can choose. It’s either Mr. Harris or yourself.”
See Judge Howard Matz sees the law as his own personal tool. He doesn't "protect the rights," under the Constitution, he believes he owns them, he bestows them, like gifts, to whom only he chooses. Like a god.
Given? The right I, and millions of other Americans, already own by birthright? Your oath is not to give, but to protect those rights. Without appearence of bias or bafflement.
A determination of whether a contract is procedurally unconscionable focuses on two factors: oppression and surprise.
"`Oppression' arises from an inequality of bargaining power which results in no real negotiation and an absence of meaningful choice.
`Surprise' involves the extent to which the supposedly agreed-upon terms of the bargain are hidden in the prolix printed form drafted by the party seeking to enforce the disputed terms." Stirlen v. Supercuts, Inc., 51 Cal.App.4th 1519, 60 Cal.Rptr.2d 138, 145 (Ct.App.1997).
"AT THIS POINT YOU HAVE ONE CHOICE, MEANING THERE ARE TWO THINGS YOU CAN CHOOSE, IT'S EITHER YOU TAKE MATZ OUT, OR I DO."
Saavedra: “Excuse me, Your Honor, he is correct. They did send him a 100-Megabyte ZIP. Now, stating that his are 250, he is correct. He won’t read it."
Judge Matz: “How long have you known that the Zip disk has not been usable by Killercop?”
KILLERCOP: Respectfully, Your Honor, and I mean
very respectfully, I would point the Court's attention to No.7on this document and No. 8 that we are looking at and direct
the Court's attention to 24.160.57.210.
The drunk is
crawling around on all fours under a
lamppost one night. A policeman comes
along and asks him his business and the
drunk decides to explain that he's looking for a lost
quarter.
The policeman offers to help and
pretty soon they're both crawling around
looking for the coin. After about a half
hour of this, the policeman gets fed up
and asks, "Are you sure you lost the quarter
around here?" "Oh, no," answers the
drunk. "I dropped it over in the alley, but it's too dark to look there"
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