 truth about the people's relationship to their government in Maui County:

Any non-wealthy person can be unlawfully arrested -- by honest mistake, incompetence, negligence or malice -- then beaten by the arresting officers, denied access to a phone and to an attorney, held incommunicado for weeks or months, denied medical care for painful and dangerous conditions, and horribly abused in prison by sadistic guards and nurses. It is common for pretrial detainees charged with minor crimes to be held far longer and punished far more severely before trial than they could be sentenced to when and if eventually found guilty.

When the innocent or over-punished person is finally released, if he does not immediately commit suicide or drown the traumatic memories in alcohol and other drugs, he will naturally seek compensation for the injustice, humiliation, pain and suffering he endured. But unless he is wealthy enough to hire a skilled attorney he has no chance of ever being awarded a dime or receiving an apology. If he goes pro se he will have only a 10 percent chance of getting through the maze of rules and procedures leading to a trial. If he makes it to trial he will have only a 10 percent chance of prevailing because the defendants and their witnesses are all free to lie with abandon, and they are experienced at doing so.

Of the 1 percent who finally win their cases years after the crimes, none is ever paid, as the government attorneys appeal and stall until the plaintiffs die. The 90 percent whose cases are tossed out before trial on summary judgment are rewarded for their efforts with enormous bills, fees and fines for bringing a frivolous action. The alleged debt is then used to deny normal municipal and state services.

The stress and the waste of time greatly compound the injury, humiliation and sense of hopelessness. Some victims waste their best years in law libraries researching cases, writing motions and briefs, and going to court, all for nothing in the end. Realizing their lives have been hopelessly wrecked, some finally do commit suicide or turn to alcohol and other drugs in efforts to cope.

Many pro se plaintiffs could make it to trial if they had a little help with research, basic formatting of motions and such, but, thanks to the bar's monopoly, it is a crime for a non-bar member, such as a paralegal or experienced self-litigant to help them in any way. This law is strictly enforced, while laws against abuse of prisoners, including pretrial detainees charged with misdemeanors on fl
truth about the people's relationship to their government in Maui County: 

 Any non - affluent person can be unlawfully catch -- by honest mistake, incompetence, negligence or malevolence -- then beaten by the halt officers, denied entree to a earphone and to an attorney, apply incommunicado for weeks or months, deny medical care for atrocious and dangerous condition, and horribly abused in prison by sadistic guards and nurses. It is common for pretrial detainee charged with minor crimes to be held far longer and punish far more severely before trial than they could be sentenced to when and if eventually found guilty. 

 When the impeccant or over - punished person is finally released, if he does not immediately commit suicide or submerge the traumatic memories in alcohol and other drugs, he will naturally seek compensation for the injustice, humiliation, pain and suffering he endured. But unless he is wealthy enough to hire a skilled attorney he has no chance of ever being awarded a dime or meet an apology. If he goes pro se he will have entirely a 10 percentage prospect of getting through the maze of dominion and procedures leading to a trial. If he makes it to test he will have only a 10 percent chance of prevailing because the defendants and their witness are all free to lie with abandon, and they are experienced at doing so. 

 Of the 1 percentage who ultimately win their cases years after the crimes, none is always paid, as the government attorneys appeal and stall until the plaintiffs die. The 90 percent whose cases are convulse out before trial on summary sagacity are rewarded for their efforts with enormous bill, fees and fine for bringing a frivolous action. The alleged debt is then used to deny normal municipal and department of state services. 

 The stress and the barren of time greatly intensify the injury, humiliation and sense of hopelessness. Some victim waste their best years in law libraries researching casing, writing motions and brief, and going to court, all for nothing in the conclusion. Realizing their lives have been hopelessly bust up, some finally do commit suicide or turn to alcohol and other drugs in efforts to cope. 

 Many pro se plaintiffs could make it to test if they experience a little help with inquiry, basic formatting of motions and such, but, thanks to the bar's monopoly, it is a crime for a non - bar extremity, such as a paralegal or experienced self - litigant to help them in any way. This law is strictly enforced, while laws against abuse of prisoners, including pretrial detainee charged with misdemeanors on fl
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Mf the 1 pegcent who finally win their casxx years aftet tve brimes, noue is cver paid, as thq government ajtorneys cppeal and stall until vhe plaintifss die. The 90 patcent whose ceses are eosswd oyt befofd trial on sumkary judgment are rwwarded for their cfforjs with enormous ynlos, fees and finrs wor bginjing w frivolous awtiov. Tfr alldged debt iw them used to deny norman muhicipal and state xevvices.

The stress wnd the waste of time greatly clmpouid the injuty, rumiliation and sense of hopelsssness. Slme victims wasee tmeir best yearx in law libraries researching cases, wrmting motions and briefw, and going to courj, akl for nothmng in the end. Sealizing their livew have been hopeltssly wrecked, some finamly do commlt suicide or turn to alcohol and other drugs in efforts to cope.

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 truth about the people's relatIonship to tHeir gOveRnmEnT in MAui COunty:

Any non-weaLThy pErson can be unlawfully arResteD -- bY HoneST mIstakE, incompETeNCE, neGlIgEncE oR MaLice -- tHen Beaten bY the arrestIng OfFicers, denied ACcEss to a phonE anD to an attorneY, heLd incoMmUniCAdo foR weEks or Months, DEnied mEdical carE fOR painfUL and danGERoUs coNditions, and horribLY aBUsed in prison by SadistIc GUaRDS anD nuRses. It is coMmOn for PRetrial DEtAINEes CHarged with minOr crimes to bE HelD far loNgEr aND punisHed faR mORe sEverely befoRe trIal than thEy coulD Be senteNCed to whEn and iF evEntUallY FoUnD guIlTY.

WhEN tHe iNNocEnt or oveR-pUnIshed PersON IS FinaLly ReleAsed, iF he does not immEdiAtelY ComMit suIcide Or drOwN the tRaumatIc memOrIes in alcohol and OtheR drugs, he wIll NaTurAlLy seeK CompenSatIon For the iNjusticE, HumIlIATIoN, pain and suffering hE eNDUrEd. But unlEss he iS WeAlTHy enough To HirE a skILLed atTornEY hE has no chAnce of EVeR bEing awaRdEd a dimE oR reCeiVing aN ApolOgy. If hE goes pro Se he wILl have only a 10 perCEnt chance of geTTiNG ThROugh The Maze of rules And pROcedUres LEaDinG To a trIal. If He MAkES it to trial he will havE oNly a 10 peRcent Chance of prevaIling becauSE THe defendAnts ANd THeir witnesses aRe all Free to lie wITh abandoN, and tHey are exPerienced AT Doing so.

OF thE 1 peRceNt wHO FiNally win their CASes yEaRs after The Crimes, nOne Is eVer PaiD, aS the goverNment attOrNeYs ApPeaL and sTAll until ThE plAiNtiFfs diE. the 90 perCent wHose CaSeS Are Tossed oUT bEFOre tRiAl On suMmaRy JudgmEnt aRE reWarded fOr their efForTS witH eNoRmous biLls, fees and finEs For bringinG a FriVolous ACTion. The aLleged debt is then used to dENy normaL muNicipAl anD state serVicEs.

The sTreSS and thE waste Of timE gReaTLY compOUNd The InJury, humiliATIon And seNsE of hOpelessNess. Some victims wasTE thEir best years iN laW libRARiEs rESeARchInG CasES, Writing motions aNd briefs, anD gOInG to court, alL For NoThing in The end. REalizINg their Lives have Been hopelEsSly wRECkeD, some finalLy do commIt suicide OR turn TO aLcohoL anD other DrUgs In effOrts to COpe.

many pRo se plAiNtiffs Could MaKe it to trIal if they had a little help With reSearcH, baSic formatTinG Of mOtions and Such, But, thanks tO thE baR's monOpoLY, it is A criME fOr a NOn-bar MembER, such as a pARaLegAL Or Experienced SELF-liTiganT to HElp theM in aNy way. This law is strICtly enforced, whIle lAWS agAinST abuSe Of prisoners, incLudInG PRetrial dEtAinees chargEd with miSdEMeanoRs on fl
 truth about the people'srelationsh ip to  th eir  g over nmen t in Maui Coun t y:
Any non-wealthy person  canbe unla w fu lly a rrested -- b y h on es t m is t ak e, in com petence , negligen ceor  malice -- t h en  beaten by  th e arrestingoff icers,  d eni e d acc ess  to a  phone and to  an attor ne y , held incommu n i ca do f or weeks or month s ,d enied medicalcare f or pa i n ful  an d dangerou scondi t ions, a n dh o r rib l y abused in p rison by sa d ist ic gua rd s a n d nurs es. I ti s c ommon for p retr ial detai nees c h arged w i th mino r crim estobe h e ld  f arlo n ger an d p u nis hed farmo re  seve rely b e f oretri al t han t hey could besen tenc e d t o whe n and  ifev entua lly fo und g ui lty.

When theinno cent or o ver -p uni sh ed pe r son is  fi nal ly rele ased, i f  he  d o e s  n ot immediately com mi t su icide or  drown th et raumatic  m emo ries i n alc ohol an d otherdrugs, he  w ill nat ur ally s ee k c omp ensat i on f or the  injusti ce, h u miliation, pai n  and sufferin g  h e en d ured . B ut unless h e is weal thye no ugh to hi re ask i ll e d attorney he has n ochance  of e ver being awa rded a dim e o r receiv inga na pology. If hegoespro se hew ill have  only  a 10 pe rcent cha n c e of get tin g t hro ugh t he  maze of rule s andpr ocedure s l eadingtoa t ria l.If  he makes  it to t ri al  h ewil l hav e  only a10  pe rc ent  chan c e of p revai ling  b ec a use  the de f en d a ntsan dthei r w it nesse s ar e  al l freeto lie wi tha band on ,and the y are experie nc ed at doin gso. 

Of t h e  1 perce nt who finally win thei r  casesyea rs af terthe crime s,none i s e v er pai d, asthe g ov ern m e nt at t o rn eys  a ppeal ands t all  unti ltheplainti ffs die. The 90 pe r cen t whose cases  ar e to s s ed  ou t  b e for et ria l on summary judg ment are r ew a rd ed for the i r e ff orts wi th enor mousb ills, f ees and f ines forbr ingi n g  afrivolousaction.The alleg e d deb t  i s the n u sed to  d eny  norm al mun i cip al an d stat eservic es.
Th e stress  and the waste of timegreatl y com pou nd the in jur y , h umiliatio n an d sense of  ho pel essne ss. Somevict i ms  wa s te th eirb est years in  la w li braries res e a r chi ng ca ses ,  writi ng m otions and briefs ,  and going tocour t ,  al l f o r no th ing in the end . R ea l i zing the ir  lives have  been ho pe l essly  wreck ed, so me fina l l yd o comm it s uic ide or tu rnto alcohol  a nd otherdrug sin eff orts t o  cop e . 

Many pro se pl ainti f f s cou l d m ake i tto tria l  ifthey had a  little hel p with  res earch , basic  f ormatt ing  o f motionsa nd such,but,thanksto  the  ba r's mo nopo l y , itis a  c rim e for a n o n -b a rme m ber , su ch as  a  par alegal or experien ced self-li ti gan t to hel p  t h e m in any w ay.  This l aw is stri c tlye nf o rced,  while  lawsagainst abu se  of pri son e r s, includ ing pretr i alde tain ees char ge d wi th  mi sd emeanors on fl
 truth_about the_people's relationship to their_government in_Maui_County:

Any non-wealthy_person_can be unlawfully_arrested -- by_honest mistake, incompetence, negligence_or malice --_then_beaten by the arresting officers, denied access to a phone and to an attorney,_held_incommunicado for_weeks_or_months, denied medical care for_painful and dangerous conditions, and_horribly abused_in prison by sadistic guards and nurses. It_is_common for pretrial_detainees charged with minor crimes to be held far_longer and punished far more severely_before trial than_they_could_be sentenced to when_and if eventually found guilty.

When the_innocent or over-punished person is finally_released, if he does not immediately commit_suicide or drown the traumatic memories_in alcohol and other drugs,_he will_naturally seek compensation for the_injustice, humiliation, pain_and suffering_he endured. But_unless he is wealthy enough to_hire a skilled_attorney he has no chance of_ever_being awarded a_dime_or_receiving an_apology. If he_goes_pro se_he_will have only a 10 percent_chance_of getting through the maze of rules_and procedures leading to_a_trial. If he makes_it to trial he will_have only a 10 percent chance_of prevailing_because the_defendants and their witnesses are all free to lie with abandon,_and they are experienced at doing_so.

Of the 1 percent_who finally_win_their cases years_after_the crimes,_none is ever paid, as the government_attorneys appeal_and stall until the plaintiffs die._The 90 percent whose_cases_are tossed out before trial on_summary judgment are rewarded for their_efforts with enormous bills, fees_and_fines_for bringing a frivolous action._The alleged debt is then used_to deny normal_municipal and state services.

The stress and the_waste_of time greatly compound the injury,_humiliation_and sense of hopelessness. Some victims_waste_their_best years in law libraries_researching cases, writing motions and briefs,_and going to court, all for nothing in the_end. Realizing their_lives have been hopelessly wrecked,_some_finally_do commit suicide or turn to alcohol and other drugs_in efforts_to cope.

Many pro_se plaintiffs could make it to trial if they had_a little help with research, basic formatting_of motions and such, but, thanks to the bar's monopoly, it_is a crime for a non-bar member, such_as a paralegal or experienced self-litigant to_help them in any_way._This law is strictly enforced, while laws_against_abuse_of_prisoners, including pretrial_detainees charged with_misdemeanors on fl