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Here are several important types of trusted Court Cases Spells, prayers, and witchcraft magic spells for use in court cases:
IF YOU HAVE BEEN ARRESTED
LULIMI LUMU TONGUE SPELLS FOR COURT CASES
SHUT THEM UP SPELLS FOR COURT CASEES
DRESSING CLOTHES AND MOJO BAG SPELL
MULAMULA POTION TO CHEW SPELLS FOR COURT CASES
NJUKI-HONEY SPELLS FOR COURT CASES
LWEZA COURT CASE POWDERS AND OIL
RECITAL CHANTS FOR COURT CASES
Each one of these magic spell families has had long working Powers and Court Case influences in the African American native root work tradition and i believe anyone who is in serious trouble or who is working on behalf of clients facing serious criminal charges would do well not to pick and choose among them, but rather to combine and use them all together.


TIPS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED
Here is some tips for those who have been arrested and face court cases, especially those who have been given a court-appointed lawyer. I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice, just common sense:
1. Do NOT plead guilty at a preliminary hearing. If necessary, you can always plead guilty at a later date. But once you plead guilty it is too late to go back. If you later have to plead guilty, tell the lawyer you only want to plead to a misdemeanor, or what is called "a lesser included offense." THIS IS IMPORTANT! Remember that your lawyer WANTS to do good, but is probably very busy. Tell him you will pray for him and pray that he will be able to help you.
2. Make sure the lawyer understands that there are many people who care about you. If there is anyone who could speak about your good character, such as a pastor, coach, teacher, neighbor, employer, or youth group leader, have them write a letter telling the lawyer they would testify to your good character. BRING these letters with you to the lawyer. Before you give them, anoint the four corners of each letter with Court Case sachet powders and recite the 35th Psalm over them
3. If the lawyer refuses to meet with you or breaks appointments often, you may need to write a letter of complaint to the chief public defender. If this does not work, you may need to tell the Judge that you are "not getting adequate representation or effective council." Use these words -- but only if all else has failed, because this is risky.
4. Lastly, if the case is going to trial, here are seven things that have helped folks in the past:



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