AdministrativeLaw DueProcess Privacy
Whether a person is deprived of their liberty when they are forcefully brought before a court in chains and shackles by the prosecution, the prosecution does not file its timely mandatory and jurisdictional accusatory instrument (complaint, information or indictment) on the court against the person charging him or her with a crime known to law to invoke the court's subject-matter jurisdictional power to act at all and proceed
questions presented are: Whether a person is deprived of their liberty when they are forcefully brought before a court in chains and shackles by the prosecution, the prosecution does not file its timely mandatory and jurisdictional accusatory instrument (complaint, information or indictment) on the court against the person charging him or her with a crime known to law to invoke the court’s subject-matter jurisdictional power to act at all and proceed, the court at the prosecution’s request places a $10,000.00 cash bond on the person and subsequently the person is convicted in the same course of proceedings where the court lacked jurisdiction at the outset to act at all and proceed thereinafter. -i