February 06th, 2020

1/17/2020
Michael Webb
The Human Solution Kansas Chapter
920 E Grand Ave.
Haysville,Ks. 67060
dudesmellthisllc@gmail.com
Fellow Freedom Fighters,

I want to go over the process of advocating in court support capacity in order to aide a person being treated unjustly. These are all important things to consider when advocating for Jury Nullification or for a Defendant. Effective Court Support Guidelines & Etiquette can be found at     Court Support Guidelines - The Human Solution International,  these are excellent rules for the day of court and should be followed.           

1. Contact the defendant or make sure someone you are working with has. This is very important because simply put they may not have any help.
   
2. Once contact has been made with the defendant, be open and honest about who you are and what you want to do. Every decision you make pertaining to a particular case should always be approved by a defendant.
   
3. If possible ask for a representative from your team to be a part of the legal team. Make sure this is someone who can be trusted and can do the job properly. This is because being on the other side of the bar changes how the court looks at you.
   
4. Rallies: rallies should be held a couple times in the city or county of charges during the month leading up to the trial. Never on the Day of Trial. Jury Nullification information and other reading materials should be passed out during the month leading up to the trial.
   
5. NEVER ALLOW A DEFENDANT TO PARTICIPATE IN PASSING OUT INFORMATION. This can be used against them by the court. You always have to be thinking and asking, is what I’m doing or is what anyone around me doing, giving the court reason to look negatively on the defendant. 
   
6. Remember that the defendants’ life or days of their life is in the balance.
   
7. Trial Day use the guidelines here Court Support Guidelines - The Human Solution International.
   

           We recently had a couple of things unfold in which some court cases were mishandled. One of those by me. In Junction City Kansas we had a defendant that came from California, who drove out for his trial. On the first day of the trial the defendant gave a jury nullification card to a random stranger who turned out to be a juror. When the judge and DA were informed by the juror what they had received they revoked his bond. He was facing 10 years. This was my mistake because I didn’t tell him to never give a card out personally. Then during the trial the judge complained about facial expressions from members of the audience and threatened to close the courtroom. 
            At the end of the day they discussed, without jurors in the room, the bond forfeiture for jury tampering. Like my counterpart in the other case, things were handled poorly as I was livid because the judge and the prosecutor were talking about us, the Court Support, as if we were mobsters there to intimidate and scare the jury. I raised my hand in an attempt to explain this misunderstanding. I was removed from the courtroom and banned from the courthouse and my guy went to jail. Lucky for us the jury stood fast and hung, so that today Frank Crudo is a free man. However this is being retried on January 27th, so decorum is very important. Always be careful and respectful of someone’s life being in the balance.
Michael Webb
The Human Solution Kansas Chapter

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