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    This document is a demand for admissions submitted to an Alaska state court. It demands that all officers involved in the case, including judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys, submit copies of their law licenses and state identifications. The demand cites Alaska civil procedure rules regarding the scope of discovery and requests for admissions. It notes that failure to respond to the demand will result in default. The demand is submitted to the prosecuting attorney and sent to the district attorney's office address.

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    This document is a demand for admissions submitted to an Alaska state court. It demands that all officers involved in the case, including judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys, submit copies of their law licenses and state identifications. The demand cites Alaska civil procedure rules regarding the scope of discovery and requests for admissions. It notes that failure to respond to the demand will result in default. The demand is submitted to the prosecuting attorney and sent to the district attorney's office address.

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    DEMAND FOR ADMISSIONS

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    This document is a demand for admissions submitted to an Alaska state court. It demands that all officers involved in the case, including judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys, submit copies of their law licenses and state identifications. The demand cites Alaska civil procedure rules regarding the scope of discovery and requests for admissions. It notes that failure to respond to the demand will result in default. The demand is submitted to the prosecuting attorney and sent to the district attorney's office address.

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    IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA

    AT ANCHORAGE

    STATE OF ALASKA ]

    V. ] CASE NO. ________________________________CR

    ] DEMAND FOR ADMISSIONS TO BE SUBMITTED

    _____________________________] TO THE RECORD AS DIRECTED BY LAW

    DEMAND WITHOUT DISHONOR

    COMES NOW, ___________________________, ​and moves this court, demanding that all officers

    that have spoken on record and/or appeared, (Judges, Prosecutors, and defense council),

    expeditiously submit copies of their license to practice law in this state along with their Bar cards, and

    state Identifications.

    Pursuant to Civil Procedure Rule 36(a): REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS

    (a)​. A party may serve upon any other party a written request/(DEMAND) for the admission, for the
    purpose of the pending action only, of the truth of any matters within the scope of RULE 26(b)(1) set
    forth in the request/(DEMAND) that relate to statements or opinions of fact, including, genuineness of
    any documents described in the request/(DEMAND). Copies of documents shall be served with the
    request/(DEMAND) unless they have been or are otherwise furnished or made available for inspection
    and copying. Without leave of court or written stipulation, requests/(DEMANDS) for admissions may not
    be served before the specific time in RULE 26(d).

    Pursuant to CIVIL RULE 26(b)(1): DISCOVERY SCOPE AND LIMITS


    (b). U​nless otherwise limited by order of the court in accordance with these rules, the scope of
    discovery is as follows;

    (1). ​Quoted in part: Parties may obtain discovery regarding any matter, not privileged which is relevant
    To the SUBJECT MATTER involved in the pending action. [emphasis added]

    So, In closing I will end with this. Understanding the urge to convict is simple, but when venting that
    urge you must not punish the wrong party, or ​LOOK THE OTHER WAY WHEN IT COMES TO STATE
    EMPLOYEES.​ To do so would perpetrate an injustice more monstrous than the alleged crime itself.

    Submitted this _______ day of ________________, 2020

    Without prejudice UCC 1-207


    Without prejudice UCC 1-308

    BY: ______________________________________

    NOTE: Failure to respond to this request/(DEMAND) is tacit procuration of default and will be
    dealt with according to the laws of this great state.

    Sent to ADA(state)______________ on this date


    by ___________ to 310 k street, suite 520,
    Anchorage, Alaska 99501

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