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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

An accused appears solely to contest jurisdiction over his person through a proper motion attacking the arrest warrant. The court says every request for any judicial action invariably amounts to full voluntary submission. Is that proposition sound?

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Yes, but only if the motion is verified. No; the court loses subject-matter jurisdiction forever. No; Miranda recognizes special appearances whose very object is to contest personal jurisdiction or the warrant, distinct from ordinary requests for affirmative relief. Yes, a motion challenging a warrant admits guilt.

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