The Crime of Misprison of Felon

The Crime of Misprison of Felon, at the Common Law, is analogous to the Crime of False Imprisonment. In a situation where a cop, or an EMS driver, of a Prosecutor, or a Judge, or a Sheriff, etc., throws a person or eixstant into prison or a ward or a nursing home without Due Process and without a Full Adversarial Jury Trial, the prisoner, whether "guilty" or not can, charge the Prison Guards and or the Warden, and or, the Judge, and the Prosecutor, the prisoner can charge the foregoing with Misprison of Felon. The theory behind this is that each person or existnat is presumed innocent until proven guilty after a full Adversarial, Due Process, Jury Trial. The use of the charge of MIsprison of Felon is designed to be used in a system where a person or existant is presumed guilty and is just thrown in jail. Thus, the idea is that even the "guilty" person or existant can bring the charge of Misprison of Felon because he or she or hae has been denied his or her or hae Freedom without Due Process, in violation of Sheriff''s Law, Magna Charta, Grotius, Pennsylvania Charter of 1681, the Delcaration of Independence, the Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776, the Maryland Constituion of 1776, and the United States Constitution of 1789. (The foregoing is not to be confused with the unconstitutional crime of Misprison of Felony)..
The Foregoing is a Legal Opinion by Anthony J Fejfar B.A., J.D., M.B.A., Phd., Coif,
Member United States Supreme Court Bar.