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MOTIONS:  
Have the first two motions with you at your preliminary hearing, prepared to give them to the judge when they are appropriate. Motions you will present at your preliminary hearing are: Motions to Protect and Observe All of the Accused’s Legal Rights (how can they say no to that!!!), and Motion to Compel the Court to Identify Itself.  
Motions can be made orally, or in writing. However, it is recommended that you make them orally while giving a written copy, and keeping written copies for yourself. Have at least three copies with you at all times: one for you, one for the judge, and one for any prosecutor that may be present. Only offer one copy to the judge, and give out the second copy only if instructed to do so.  

If your judge refuses to honor the law and sends your case to trial by entering a plea on your behalf, you will ask for a motions hearing, or prepare and mail (by certified mail with a proof of mailing completed by a third party) additional motions. These will be the Motion to Strike Pleading, Motion to Recuse the Judge, Motion to Dismiss the Case, and possibly the Motion to Continue (use this only if your judge is claiming a Statutory Jurisdiction).   

To deliver your motions: Simply take them with you if you are granted a motions hearing. Otherwise, you have the option of hand carrying or mailing your motions to the court. If you hand carry them to the court clerk, take an extra copy with you that you have the clerk stamp to serve as proof that the original was served on the court. This way the court cannot deny that they received them.  If you mail them, have a disinterested third party (ie: neighbor, friend, anyone not part of the case) do it by certified, return receipt mail with a certificate of mailing, Fill in their address, the name of the motions, the name and address of the court naming the judge by name, and complete the location, date, and signature at the bottom. Keep a copy for yourself. This will prevent the court from claiming that all you did was mail an empty envelope.