Pre-plea remedy & avoidance jabs into heart of 'commercial government' beast

Investigative journalist digs deep into administrative duties that deputies, cops must fulfill before criminally prosecuting 'traffic stops' in TN

I am at the entrance of the Hamilton County jail, aka Silverdale, on Nov. 22, 2023, having been falsely imprisoned and arrested traveling on the people’s right of way. (Photo David Tulis)

David Tulis Pre Plea Remedy Avoidance

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This remedy lines up all the parts of Tennessee law to show they interlock to formt in a straight line, like an arrow, pointing to Nashville, home of the TN department of safety, where all traffic cases have a right to be heard under the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies.

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I’ve just filed a pre-plea remedy and avoidance to throttle back traffic policing with a defense not tried before. I argue that criminal prosecution of traffic is premature in criminal sessions court, that it must be pursued by the state in administrative court in a contested case.

The case is State of Tennessee v. David JonathanTulis, with two criminal violations alleged.

In other words, a Chattanooga traffic case like mine must be heard in Nashville in DOSHS, and that the state can resort to criminal jurisdiction only if it cannot obtain relief administratively.

This analysis could shut down the entire operation of commercial enforcement in TN, just like Vladimir Bukovsky nearly shut down the Soviet Union with a complaint-generating campaign from the gulag that absorbed nearly every office using the arcane system of rules and duties under which red officials worked.

We are hanging them by their own tongue, or nailing their tongue to the table.

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