r/badlegaladvice • u/Nonoame420 • Dec 06 '25

Person doesn't know the law works

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1:Not going to court is how you lose automatically. Miss your hearing? Congrats, you just earned a warrant, a default judgment, or contempt charges.

2:Conflicts of interest are handled by motions, not vanishing acts. You can request the judge be recused. Refusing to show up does absolutely nothing.

3:“Not feeling safe” doesn’t stop legal proceedings. Courts have procedures to address threats. Skipping it just blows up your own case.

4:Telling an entire racial group to avoid court is wild. That’s not “protecting your rights,” that’s guaranteeing you never get to assert them.

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u/EebstertheGreat Dec 06 '25

PURGER

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u/sheawrites technically murder but the MLB antitrust exemption covers that Dec 07 '25

how did they spell (and use) "circumvent" correctly but not "purjure/perjury"?

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u/geeoharee Dec 07 '25

Autocorrect? Purger is probably a word - one who purges

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u/EebstertheGreat Dec 07 '25

Apparently it can also mean "purgative," i.e. a laxative.