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However, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. Judge Harwin and hisClerk in their haste to destroy my jurisdictional defense allowed a document to be filed that was
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procedurally and logically incorrect. The document was titled Peremptory Challenge and it citedCode of Civil Procedure Section 170.1 (the disqualification of a judge) the title suggested a challengebased on 170.6 Peremptory Challenge. This document was illogical and should not have been filed butshould have been returned to the defendant. But Judge Harwin had to act fast before Defendant realizedwhat he was about to do negated his jurisdictional defense.Your Honor, according to your own words in your ORDER STRIKING STATEMENT OFDISQUALIFICATION you wrote,
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squalification is not verified. A statement ofdisqualification must be signed and verified. Code of Civil Procedure § 170.3(c)(1); Code of CivilProcedure § 2015.5. The object of verification is to assure good faith in the averments or statements ofthe party. H.G. Bittleston Law and Collection Agency v. Howard (1916) 172 Cal. 357, 360; Silcox v. Lang(1889) 78 Call 18, 122. Defendant's unsigned pleading may not be considered verified in accordance withthe provisions of C.C.P. section 446(a) as required by C.C.P. section 170.3(c)(1) and section 2015.5. Thestatement of disqualification was not properly served.
” The statement to Judge Harwin, was not verified.
Verification n. the declaration under oath or upon penalty of perjury that a statement or pleading is true,located at the end of a document. A typical verification reads: "I declare under penalty of perjury under thelaws of the State of California that I have read the above complaint and I know it is true of my ownknowledge, except as to those things stated upon information and belief, and as to those I believe it to betrue. Executed January 3, 1995, at Monrovia, California. (signed) AJ Weberman, declarant."In your Order Striking Statement of Disqualification filed on January 19, 2010 you also wrote
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Code of Civil Procedure § 170.3, subdivision (c)(1) requires that the statement of disqualification "bepersonally served on the judge alleged to be disqualified, or on his or her clerk, provided that the judge ispresent in the courthouse or in chambers." In this instance there was no personal service on either the
judge or the clerk. Defendant's proof of service filed with the pleading indicates service by U.S. Mail.” T
hepreceding was cited by you in an Order Striking Statement of Disqualification filed on January 19, 2010.By your own knowledge of the law my Peremptory Challenge should not have been granted because it