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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION
Divine59
Plaintiff
v.
Department of Justice
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
Divine59 had given drugs to a police officer for free and was later arrested on charges of trafficking and was issued a fine of $150. He is a victim of wrongful imprisonment due to the fact that drug trafficking is the selling or trading of drugs which is not the case of the situation. He did not accept any trade or money from the officer, and therefore should not have been penalized.
I. PARTIES
1. Divine59 (Plaintiff)
2. Department of Justice (Defendant)
3. 218218consumer (Witness)
4. AlexanderLove (Council)
5. Arelixvi (Co-Council)
6. baole444 (Arresting Officer)
II. FACTS
1. In Exhibit #1, the Plaintiff (Divine59) had asked people on the server who wanted drugs for free. A Police Officer had direct messaged Divine59 asking about the type of drugs he had and if he had heroin.
2. In Exhibit #2, The Officer had asked the price of the drugs and Divine59 clearly stated in the chat that he does not charge for these drugs.
3. After the Plaintiff had given the drugs to the officer, he was arrested under trafficking charges and was fined $150. As seen in Exhibit #3, the officer had fined him $150.
4. According to 218218consumer, who had made the law, he stated in Exhibit #4 that he should have made the law more specific, proving that even the law's author acknowledges that this is a valid complaint against the Department of Justice.
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. The Drug Trafficking and Possession Legalization Act, Section 3, Clause 2 states that "A new crime, 'Drug Trafficking', shall be defined as 'Trafficking of illicit substances.'" However, there is no legal definition in the Redmont Legal System to define 'trafficking'.
2. The English definition of trafficking is the dealing or trading of something illegal, in other words, involving the transfer of goods or money in exchange for the 'illegal' substances. The Plaintiff (Divine59) was not dealing or trading drugs. He was legally possessing them and was giving drugs away for free which was made known to the officer. Despite this, the officer still imprisoned him with these charges.
3. With the Plaintiff giving away the drugs for free, he was not dealing or trading drugs. He did not get anything in return from giving these drugs. He was simply giving these drugs away which is not an illegal action.
4. 1. The Drug Trafficking and Possession Legalization Act, Section 3, Clause 2 states that "A new crime, 'Drug Trafficking', shall be defined as 'Trafficking of illicit substances.'" However, there are no legal provisions in statute that declare any substance to be illegal.
5. It is also commonly accepted that drugs are legal given the rolling pardon on drug trafficking as it is, and it is unclarified whether or not this pardon is revoked.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
1. We ask for $150 in order to compensate for the fine given by the Officer
2. We ask for $500 from the Department of Justice to cover legal fees
3. We ask for $250 in order to compensate for the jail time given
4. We ask that the arresting officer, baole444, be removed for his position or retrained to ensure his legal knowledge is up to proper standards
5. We ask that this offense is stricken from the Plaintiff's record.
V. EVIDENCE
The following link contains all exhibits that will be used by the Plaintiff:
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 23rd day of June 2021
CIVIL ACTION
Divine59
Plaintiff
v.
Department of Justice
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
Divine59 had given drugs to a police officer for free and was later arrested on charges of trafficking and was issued a fine of $150. He is a victim of wrongful imprisonment due to the fact that drug trafficking is the selling or trading of drugs which is not the case of the situation. He did not accept any trade or money from the officer, and therefore should not have been penalized.
I. PARTIES
1. Divine59 (Plaintiff)
2. Department of Justice (Defendant)
3. 218218consumer (Witness)
4. AlexanderLove (Council)
5. Arelixvi (Co-Council)
6. baole444 (Arresting Officer)
II. FACTS
1. In Exhibit #1, the Plaintiff (Divine59) had asked people on the server who wanted drugs for free. A Police Officer had direct messaged Divine59 asking about the type of drugs he had and if he had heroin.
2. In Exhibit #2, The Officer had asked the price of the drugs and Divine59 clearly stated in the chat that he does not charge for these drugs.
3. After the Plaintiff had given the drugs to the officer, he was arrested under trafficking charges and was fined $150. As seen in Exhibit #3, the officer had fined him $150.
4. According to 218218consumer, who had made the law, he stated in Exhibit #4 that he should have made the law more specific, proving that even the law's author acknowledges that this is a valid complaint against the Department of Justice.
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. The Drug Trafficking and Possession Legalization Act, Section 3, Clause 2 states that "A new crime, 'Drug Trafficking', shall be defined as 'Trafficking of illicit substances.'" However, there is no legal definition in the Redmont Legal System to define 'trafficking'.
2. The English definition of trafficking is the dealing or trading of something illegal, in other words, involving the transfer of goods or money in exchange for the 'illegal' substances. The Plaintiff (Divine59) was not dealing or trading drugs. He was legally possessing them and was giving drugs away for free which was made known to the officer. Despite this, the officer still imprisoned him with these charges.
3. With the Plaintiff giving away the drugs for free, he was not dealing or trading drugs. He did not get anything in return from giving these drugs. He was simply giving these drugs away which is not an illegal action.
4. 1. The Drug Trafficking and Possession Legalization Act, Section 3, Clause 2 states that "A new crime, 'Drug Trafficking', shall be defined as 'Trafficking of illicit substances.'" However, there are no legal provisions in statute that declare any substance to be illegal.
5. It is also commonly accepted that drugs are legal given the rolling pardon on drug trafficking as it is, and it is unclarified whether or not this pardon is revoked.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
1. We ask for $150 in order to compensate for the fine given by the Officer
2. We ask for $500 from the Department of Justice to cover legal fees
3. We ask for $250 in order to compensate for the jail time given
4. We ask that the arresting officer, baole444, be removed for his position or retrained to ensure his legal knowledge is up to proper standards
5. We ask that this offense is stricken from the Plaintiff's record.
V. EVIDENCE
The following link contains all exhibits that will be used by the Plaintiff:
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 23rd day of June 2021
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