Civil Procedure: How to Draft a Well Pleaded Complaint

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I think laws need to be written at the level the government provides for education. 12th Grade.

[@robertmtaylor2472]

Completely, and in Plain Language, as well.

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And remember, ignorance of the law is no excuse. Unless you are hired to enforce those laws, and then you can have no clue of them. :/

[@robertmtaylor2472]

In: California is very important that your Complaint Follows the California Code of: Civil Procedure, so your Complaint, when it is presented to Court, by a Judge, is very successful.

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Nobody comply with rules i'm not sure why it even being taught.

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Living men and women dont make complaints....we file and move verified claims. All Rise! No thanks im alive, i wont rise from the dead.

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