Louis Ziskin

Here's the lies.

The government says, hey, those aren't in the record.

Mr. Ziskin needs to wait for.

uh 2255 to argue this you can argue on direct appeal the reply from my attorney is hey the government lied and they're looking to get a windfall because the standards of review for 2255 habeas corpus is much harder to breach than direct appeal right right and so the government's getting a windfall for lying right the ninth circuit said you're both wrong

By clear error analysis, the judge made clear error when he refused to look at the evidence and make a finding.

So we are giving a Rule 10e remand back to the district court to put, now they already know what's in the transcripts and the phone because we attached it as an exhibit, to put that in the record so that we can adjudicate that when the appeal comes up for argument.

And they were powerless to do anything else unless I agreed at that point.

They had no jurisdiction to do anything else.

Well, at the same time that I won that appeal, that was probably a year and a half later after I got sentenced, I've been fighting this other case representing myself.

And around the same time as the appeal ruling comes out, I'd gotten an evidentiary hearing granted.

And what I did was is I was, you know, when I got in and I started representing myself, the reason why was is I started asking people about these lawyers.

I said, there's no way they're not going to the same Christmas party.

There's no way they're not doing this.

Because when you get a lawyer, they tell you shit like, hey, dude, if you hire me specifically because of me, I got this hand.

Well, that's why they're called dump trucks.

So anyway, they tell you that, right?

And then there's a system.

There's actually a pattern.

And then you hire this dude.

And he comes in and he visits you.