COMBATING DECEPTIVE PRACTICES -- 1 OF ?

Every State should have a Consumer Protection Act and using Michigan's as an example it states: Sec. 3. (1) Unfair, unconscionable, or deceptive methods, acts, or practices in the conduct of trade or commerce are unlawful and are defined as follows .... Illinois law states: (D) Sentence. (1) The commission of a deceptive practice in violation of this Section, except as otherwise provided by this subsection (D), is a Class A misdemeanor. In other words "if" you could get a judgment that your Real Estate transaction, Consumer Loan, Student Loan, Foreclosure proceeding or any other act in Commerce was a deceptive act, then those involved are being found guilty of a misdemeanor or felony by the Judge. And so, it is plausible to speculate that THEY would gladly settle out of court prior to trial, rather than go to jail and the Court settle the matter for them. But, because there are 7 styles of Trials (So says Lord Blackstone) it becomes very important what COURT you take your cause too. Believe it or not most COURTS trials are done by "Wager at Law" where one party's Champion battles the other party's Champion at Law. In this style of Trial the Real Party in Interest is Represented instead of participating. But another style of Trial is a trial by 'inspection or examination' wherein the Judge is the trier of the fact examining and inspecting the evidence to make a determination. And this is what Small Claims Court does... In the video example I'll show where to look for errors and omissions in a Real Estate Transaction.. These Errors or Omissions are universal in Real Estate transactions, and prove that No loan was made, and no title was transferred, even though you are lead to believe they have. Stick around till the end of the video and I will prove you that the Bank never loaned you any money, and that the Real Estate Transaction never closed. Then I hope you get off your ass, gather your evidence, and battle demons with the truth by having your evidence examined by the court with the style of trial that relies on proof to make a decision, a.k.a. Small Claims; or get a stipulated settlement beforehand. Again, if you were to Win in Small Claim for deceptive practice the THEY will go to Jail... So, THEY have every incentive to settle and quickly.