STATE OF INDIANA,
      Plaintiff,
                                     CASE NO. 49_______________________
v.                                   

[YOUR FULL NAME],
      Defendant.
______________________________________________________________________________

            NOTICE TO COURTS AND COUNSEL REGARDING EXCULPATORY 
                      EVIDENCE AND ETHICAL CONFLICT
______________________________________________________________________________

The Defendant hereby alerts the State, Chief Trial Deputy Daniel Cicchini, 
Division Supervisor Ms. Mc Polegal, and Officers of the Court to material, 
non-privileged evidence that directly impacts the integrity of this civil 
ordinance proceeding:

1. The complaining witness (the alleged victim) has engaged in a documented 
   course of conduct constituting civil extortion and criminal intimidation 
   under I.C. § 35-45-2-1, explicitly threatening physical or economic harm—
   specifically utilizing a firearm and animal-provocation threats—to 
   unlawfully extract financial assets from the Defendant and frame the animal.

2. Under Indiana Rule of Professional Conduct 1.2(d), a lawyer is strictly 
   prohibited from counseling or assisting a client or witness in conduct 
   the lawyer knows to be criminal or fraudulent. Continuing to act as the 
   legal enforcement mechanism for a ticket initiated purely to advance an 
   active extortion plot directly crosses this ethical boundary.

3. Furthermore, pursuing a low-protection, 51% preponderance civil framework 
   while actively shielding or validating a witness's armed extortion scheme 
   constitutes conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice under 
   Indiana Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(d).

4. The Defendant provides this notice in good faith as a professional courtesy 
   to allow the State an opportunity to review its evidence, halt its 
   participation in a fraudulent scheme, and move to dismiss this action to 
   preserve the integrity of the tribunal.

Respectfully submitted,

__________________________________          Date: ____________________
[Your Name], Defendant Pro Se

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STATE OF INDIANA,
      Plaintiff,
                                     CASE NO. 49_______________________
v.                                   

[YOUR FULL NAME],
      Defendant.
______________________________________________________________________________

            NOTICE TO COURTS AND COUNSEL REGARDING EXCULPATORY 
                      EVIDENCE AND ETHICAL CONFLICT
______________________________________________________________________________

The Defendant hereby alerts the State, Chief Trial Deputy Daniel Cicchini, 
Division Supervisor Ms. Mc Polegal, and Officers of the Court to material, 
non-privileged evidence that directly impacts the integrity of this civil 
ordinance proceeding:

1. The complaining witness (the alleged victim) has engaged in a documented 
   course of conduct constituting civil extortion and criminal intimidation 
   under I.C. § 35-45-2-1, explicitly threatening physical or economic harm—
   specifically utilizing a firearm and animal-provocation threats—to 
   unlawfully extract financial assets from the Defendant and frame the animal.

2. Under Indiana Rule of Professional Conduct 1.2(d), a lawyer is strictly 
   prohibited from counseling or assisting a client or witness in conduct 
   the lawyer knows to be criminal or fraudulent. Continuing to act as the 
   legal enforcement mechanism for a ticket initiated purely to advance an 
   active extortion plot directly crosses this ethical boundary.

3. Furthermore, pursuing a low-protection, 51% preponderance civil framework 
   while actively shielding or validating a witness's armed extortion scheme 
   constitutes conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice under 
   Indiana Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(d).

4. The Defendant provides this notice in good faith as a professional courtesy 
   to allow the State an opportunity to review its evidence, halt its 
   participation in a fraudulent scheme, and move to dismiss this action to 
   preserve the integrity of the tribunal.

Respectfully submitted,

__________________________________          Date: ____________________
[Your Name], Defendant Pro Se

Use code with caution.

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