The practice of law I AN OCCUPATION O1 COMMON RI2HT3 %Si) &$ Ahern -45 S$6$ 4-7 %5 / -,00 the 8CERTIFICATE8 fro) the State S9pre)e Co9rt: ONL; repreent 6ARDS O1 the COURT IN1ANTS PERSONS O1 UNSOUND MIND$ the 8BAR8 I a
The practice of law I AN OCCUPATION O1 COMMON RI2HT3 %Si) &$ Ahern -45 S$6$ 4-7 %5 / -,00 the 8CERTIFICATE8 fro) the State S9pre)e Co9rt: ONL; repreent 6ARDS O1 the COURT IN1ANTS PERSONS O1 UNSOUND MIND$ the 8BAR8 I a
The practice of law I AN OCCUPATION O1 COMMON RI2HT3 %Si) &$ Ahern -45 S$6$ 4-7 %5 / -,00 the 8CERTIFICATE8 fro) the State S9pre)e Co9rt: ONL; repreent 6ARDS O1 the COURT IN1ANTS PERSONS O1 UNSOUND MIND$ the 8BAR8 I a
The practice of Law CAN NOT be licene! b" an" tate#State$ %Schware &$ 'oar! of E(a)iner* +,+ U$S$ -+.* -+/0 The practice of Law i AN OCCUPATION O1 COMMON RI2HT3 %Si) &$ Ahern* -45 S$6$ 4-7 %5/-,00
The 8CERTI1ICATE8 fro) the State S9pre)e Co9rt: ONL; a9thori<e* To practice Law 8IN COURTS8 A a )e)ber of the STATE =UDICIAL 'RANCH O1 2O>ERNMENT$
Can ONL; repreent 6ARDS O1 THE COURT* IN1ANTS* PERSONS O1 UNSOUND MIND %SEE CORPUS =URIS SECUNDUM* >OLUME 4* SECTION ?$0
8CERTIFICATE8 IS NOT A LICENSE to practice Law AS AN OCCUPATION* nor to DO 'USINESS AS A LA6 1IRM333
The 8STATE BAR8 CARD IS NOT A LICENSE333 It i a 8UNION DUES CARD8$
The 8BAR8 i a 8PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION$8 5$ Li@e the Actor Union* Painter Union* etc$
-$ No other aociation* E>EN DOCTORS* i9e their own licene$ ALL ARE ISSUED '; THE STATE$
It i a NONA2O>ERNMENTAL PRI>ATE ASSOCIATION$
The State 'ar i; An Uncontit9tional Monopol"$
AN ILLE2AL B CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE; >iolate Article -* Section 5* Separation of Power cla9e of the U$S Contit9tion$
There i NO PO6ER OR AUTHORIT; for CoininD of LeDilati&e* =9!icial* or E(ec9ti&e within a tate a the 'AR i atte)ptinD$ 8BAR8 )e)ber ha&e in&a!e! all branche of Do&ern)ent an! are atte)ptinD to control !e C9re Do&ern)ent a aDent of a foreiDn entit"3
It i E9ite i)ple to ee that a Dreat fra9! an! conpirac" ha been perpetrate! on the people of A)erica$ The A)erican 'ar i an offhoot fro) Lon!on Law"erF 29il! an! wa etablihe! b" people with in&ai&e )onopolitic Doal in )in!$ In 5/7/ the" incorporate! thi TRAITOROUS Dro9p in the tate of Illinoi an! ha! the State LeDilat9re %which wa 9n!er the control of law"er0 pa an 9ncontit9tional law that onl" )e)ber of thi powerf9l 9nion of law"er* calle! the 8ABA*8 co9l! practice law an! hol! all the @e" poition in law enforce)ent an! the )a@inD of law$ At that ti)e* Illinoi beca)e an o9tlaw tate* an! for all practical p9rpoe* the" ece!e! fro) the Unite! State of A)erica$
The 8BAR ASSOCIATION8 then ent orDani<er to all the other tate an! e(plaine! to the law"er there how )9ch )ore profitable an! ec9re it wo9l! be for the)* a law"er* to Coin thi 9nion an! be protecte! b" it b"law an! cannon$ The" i9e! to the law"er in each tate a charter fro) the Illinoi orDani<ation$ California Coine! in 5/-4 an! a few rel9ctant tate an! their law"er waite! 9ntil the 5/+7F to Coin when the treaono9 act beca)e DE 1ACTO an! the Citi<enF beca)e capti&e$ 5
Un!er thi "te)* the law"er co9l! D9arantee preC9!De! !eciion for the pri&ileDe! cla aDaint the lower cla$ Thi wa all )a!e poible b" the AMERICAN 'AR ASSOCIATION to fa&or the riDht an! ha&e 9nlawf9ll" 9btit9te! the) in place of Contit9tional Law$ The Contit9tion wa written in plain EnDlih an! the Stat9te pae! b" ConDre were alo in plain EnDlih* with the intent of ConDre how each law ho9l! be 9e! an! not the opinion of &ario9 =9!De a the co!e lit$ An" nor)al peron can rea! the Contit9tion an! Stat9te an! 9n!ertan! the) witho9t an" tro9ble$
The p9blic in California wa hoc@e! to learn that the State 2o&ern)ent ha no control or C9ri!iction o&er the 'ar Aociation or it )e)ber$ The tate !oe not accre!it the law chool or hol! 'ar e(a)ination$ The" !o not i9e tate licene to LA6;ERS$ The 'ar Aociation accre!it all the law chool* hol! their pri&ate e(a)ination an! elect the t9!ent the" will accept in their orDani<ation an! i9e the) oAcalle! licene b9t @eep the fee for the)el&e$ The 'ar i the onl" one that can p9nih or !ibar a Law"er$
The" alo elect the law"er that the" coni!er E9alifie! for =9!Dehip an! &ario9 other office in the State$ Onl" the 'ar Aociation* or their !eiDnate! co))ittee* can re)o&e an" of thee law"er fro) p9blic office$ The State LeDilat9re will not chanDe thi "te) a the" are alo a !eiDnate! co))ittee of the 'ar$ On A9D9t -5* 5/.?* Roe 'ir!* Chief =9tice of the California State S9pre)e Co9rt* another of the 'ar Aociation =9!icial Co))itteeF* tate! in eence* that the 'ar ho9l! !eter)ine the leDalit" of all initiati&e before the" were allowe! to Do on the ballot$
Thi i contrar" to both State an! 1e!eral Contit9tion* a well a the Law of thi Nation intit9te! '" an! 1or the People a a So&ereiDn UNIT; of In!epen!ent State of 6e The People* not a fra9!9lent Corporate entit" of Law"er$ Thi i a tre)en!o9 a)o9nt of power for a PRI>ATE 9nion that i incorporate! an! hea!E9artere! in Illinoi to hol! o&er the Citi<en of California or an" other tate$ The onl" reco9re i thro9Dh thi initiati&e proce an! &ote b" the people$
After the 1o9n!inD 1ather ha! for)e! the Contit9tion* o9tlininD the law a to the wa" o9r Do&ern)ent wa to be r9n* Tho)a =efferon ai!* in eence* 8This proves that plain people, if given the hane, an enat la!s an" r#n a govern$ent as !ell as or %etter than ro&alt& an" the %l#e %loo"s of E#rope$8 The A)erican people )9t top thin@inD that law"er are better than the" are an! can !o a better Cob than the" can before the co9rt of A)erica$
Un!er the Co))on Law an! the Law of A)erica* no where i it e(prel" Di&en for an"one to ha&e the power or the riDht to for) a Corporation$ 8Corporations8 are Di&en birth beca9e of iDnorance on the part of the A)erican people an! are operatinD 9n!er i)plie! conent an! power which the" ha&e 99rpe! an! otherwie tolen fro) the people$ '" RI2HT AND LA6 THE; HA>E NO PO6ER* AUTHORIT;* OR =URISDICTION* an! )9t be p9t o9t of b9ine b" the Doo! Citi<en of A)erica in their fiDht for 1REEDOM$
The U$S$ Contit9tion 2UARANTEES to e&er" tate in thi 9nion a REPU'LICAN 1ORM of Do&ern)ent$ An" other for) of Do&ern)ent i 1OR'IDDEN$ No p9blic officer or branch of Do&ern)ent can be li)ite! to a RULIN2 CLASS of an" @in!* or the tate beco)e ARISTOCRACIES an! NOT Rep9blic$ Alo* the law"er ha&e )a!e the)el&e 5t Cla Citi<en* where )an" p9blic office an! branche of Do&ern)ent are open to law"er onl"$
All other people are li)ite! to onl" two branche of Do&ern)ent an! to onl" certain office in thoe two branche of Do&ern)ent* )a@inD all people who are nonAlaw"er into -n! cla 9bCect citi<en$ 6hen the co9rt belonD to the people* a the Unite! State Contit9tion REGUIRES* %Article I>* Section ?* we the people* will NE>ER r9le aDaint the)el&e$0 In thee Uncontit9tional foreiDn trib9nal 8o#rts8 %hoo!l9) center0* 8$en8 in blac@ !ree* that are Uncontit9tional RO'ES O1 NO'ILIT;$ %Article 5* Section / an! 570 !ipene - a per&erte! i!eoloD"* where the people are terrori<e! b" )e)ber of the 'LACH RO'E CULT %law"er an! law"er C9!De in the co9rtroo)0$
The leDilati&e branch of Do&ern)ent !oe NOT ha&e the Contit9tional Power to i9e Co9rt Or!er or an" other @in! of Or!er to the people* a a 8fition o#rt8 or a 8o#rt'orporation for profit an" gain8 cannot reach parit" with a lawf9l )an$ ONL; Prei!ent an! 2o&ernor ha&e the Contit9tional Power to Drant PARDONS* b9t law"er an! law"erAC9!De are 9ncontit9tionall" DrantinD PARDONS with 8i$$#nit& fro$ prose#tion$8
Citi<en are not per)itte! to act li@e people in the co9rt$ The Citi<en %-n! cla0 i tol! that he !oe not @now how to fill o9t fanc" law"er for); that he i not traine! in the law; that he !oe not @now co9rt r9le an! proce!9re; etc$ Thi i Uncontit9tional 8la!&er s&ste$*8 onl" HEARSA; SU'STITUTES %law"er0 NOT 9n!er oath* ha&e acce to the fiction#for profit an! Dain co9rt* e&en tho9Dh ONL; worn teti)on" an! e&i!ence can be preente! in co9rt$ An"thinD ele i 8Bill of Attain"er*8 NOT per)itte! 9n!er the U$S$ Contit9tion %Article 5* Section / an! 570$
The U$S$ Contit9tion !oe NOT Di&e an"one the riDht to a law"er or the riDht to co9nel* or the riDht to an" other HEARSA; SU'STITUTE$ The Ith A)en!)ent i &er" SPECI1IC* that the acc9e! ONL; ha the riDht to the ASSISTANCE of co9nel an! thi ASSISTANCE of co9nel CAN 'E AN;ONE THE ACCUSED CHOOSES 6ITHOUT LIMITATION$
LA6;ERS an! LA6;ERA=UD2ES: Create! Uncontit9tional 8la!&er s&ste$8 preAtrial 8$otions8 an! 8(earings8 to ha&e eternal EJTORTIONISTIC litiDationF* which i 'ARRATR; an! alo i in &iolation of the U$S$ Contit9tion* an! Article 5* a thi place !efen!ant in DOU'LE =EOPARD; a h9n!re! ti)e o&er$ Defen!ant onl" ha&e a riDht to A TRIAL* NOT TRIALS$ 6hen a cri)inal i free! on a TECHNICALIT;* HE IS 1REED 'ECAUSE O1 A 1IJ an! a PA;AO11* a a !efen!ant can onl" be free! if fo9n! innocent '; A =UR; NOT '; AN; 8TEC(NICALIT)$8
6hene&er a law"er i in&ol&e! in a cae !irectl" or in!irectl"* a a litiDant or aitinD in co9nel* ALL LA6;ERA=UD2ES HA>E TO DISGUALI1; THEMSEL>ES* AS THERE CANNOT 'E A CONSTITUTIONAL TRIAL an! alo there wo9l! be a &iolation of the conflict of interet law* alonD with the &iolation of eparation of power an! chec@ an! balance* beca9e 8OFFICERS8 O1 THE COURT ARE ON 'OTH SIDES O1 THE 'ENCH$
Thee a)e LA6;ERA=UD2ES are awar!inD or appro&inD LA6;ER 1EES* !irectl" an! in!irectl"* a)o9ntinD to 'ILLION O1 DOLLARS ann9all"* all in &iolation of conflict of interet law$ A lonD a there are law"er* there will ne&er be an" law* Contit9tion or =9tice$ There will onl" be MO' RULE* RULE '; A MO' O1 LA6;ERS$
CASE 8LA*8 IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL: A CASE 8LA*8 IS ENACTED '; THE =UDICIAL 'RANCH O1 2O>ERNMENT$ 6hen a law"erAC9!De intr9ct* !irect* or Di&e or!er to a C9r"* the law"erAC9!De i TAMPERIN2 6ITH THE =UR;$ He alo ta)per with teti)on" when he or!er the anwer to be either 8)es8 or 8No$8 The law"erAC9!De alo ta)per* fi(e* an! riD the trial when he or!er an"thinD tric@en fro) the recor!* or when he 8r#les8 certain e&i!ence an! the tr9th to be ina!)iible$
Thi )a@e the trial an! trancript 1IJED an! RI22ED* beca9e the C9r" !oe not hear the REAL TRUTH an! ALL THE 1ACTS$ =9rie are )a!e into p9ppet b" the law"er an! law"erAC9!De$ All law"er are a9to)aticall" in the C9!icial branch of Do&ern)ent* a the" ha&e the Uncontit9tional TITLE O1 NO'ILIT; %Article 5* Section / an! 570* 8Offier of the Co#rt$8 Citi<en ha&e to be electe! or hire! to be in an" branch of Do&ern)ent* b9t nonAlaw"er Citi<en are li)ite! to onl" two of the three branche of Do&ern)ent$ Law"er* a 5t cla citi<en* can be hire! or electe! to an" of the three branche of Do&ern)ent$
+ Law"er* 8Offiers of the Co#rt*8 in the =9!icial 'ranch* are Uncontit9tionall" in two branche of Do&ern)ent AT THE SAME TIME whene&er the" are hire! or electe! to the e(ec9ti&e or leDilati&e branche$ Thi i a &iolation of the eparation of power* chec@ an! balance* an! the conflict of interet law$ Ditrict attorne" an! StateF attorne" ha&e ta@en o&er the 2ran! =9rie 1ROM the people* where the people are DENIED ACCESS to the 2ran! =9rie when the" atte)pt to preent e&i!ence of cri)e co))itte! in the co9rtroo) b" the law"er an! law"erAC9!De$
The U$S$ Contit9tion* beinD the S9pre)e 19n!a)ental Law* i not an! CANNOT be a)biD9o9 a to be interprete!* or it wo9l! be a worthle piece of paper an! we wo9l! ha&e )illion of interpretation %Uncontit9tional a)en!)ent0 intea! of the few we ha&e now$ That i wh" all C9!De an! p9blic er&ant are S6ORN TO SUPPORT the U$S$ Contit9tion* NOT interpret it$
Un!er INTERNATIONAL ORDERS: ALL LA6;ERS* whether the" left law chool "eter!a" or ,7 "ear aDo* are EJACTL; THE SAME$ All law"er ha&e to file the a)e )otion an! follow the a)e proce!9re in 9inD the a)e Uncontit9tional 8la!&er s&ste$8$ In probate* the law"er place the)el&e in e&er"oneF will an! etate$ 6hen there are )inor chil!ren a heir* the law"erAC9!De appoint a law"er %a chil! )oletinD 1aDin0 for EACH CHILD an!* at ti)e* the law"er fee EJCEED the total a)o9nt of the etate$
An OUTRA2EOUS a)o9nt of TAJ 8+ONE)8 i !irectl" an! in!irectl" STOLEN '; LA6;ERS$ Mone" that i b9!Dete! to Co9nt"#Cit"#'oro9Dh 'oar!* School 'oar! an! other local an! fe!eral aDencie e&ent9all" fin! it wa" into the poc@et of law"er* a ALL of thee aDencie are 8TRIC,ED8 an! 8FORCED8 into ETERNAL EJTORTIONISTIC LITI2ATION$
In the tate of Ala@a an! Hawaii* the 'AR ASSOCIATION ha )an!ate! that all C9!De are to be licene! to practice law %e$D$ Ala@a Contit9tion* Article I>* Section ?0$ Thi licene reE9ire)ent i not fo9n! in an" other tate of the Union$ A all licene to practice law in the tate of Ala@a an! Hawaii are i9e! b" a C9!De* what C9!De i E9alifie! to i9e a licene to practice law to another C9!DeK A onl" )e)ber of the 'ar )a" be licene! to practice law %e$D$ A$S$ 7.$7.$7-70* Ala@a an! Hawaii C9!De are REGUIRED to be )e)ber of the 'AR an! a 9ch* the" are preC9!ice! to the b9ine of the 'AR$ If a C9!De i reE9ire! to be a )e)ber of the 'AR* who !iE9alifie the office of a C9!De if that C9!De !oe not pa" the !9e of the 'ARK E&er" tate in the Union %with the e(ception of Ala@a an! Hawaii0 8prohi%its8 C9!De fro) beinD )e)ber of the 'AR$ Dea! Contit9tion See other Dea" Constit#tion Artiles Title: The So-called Supreme Court-Judiciary Act of 1789 Source: LNoneM URL Source: LNoneM Puli!hed: Dec 5/* -77I Author: Richard Po!t "ate: -77IA5-A5/ 5+:,/:-. b" richard91#1 $ey%ord!: None &ie%!: -- ? I a)* I a!)it* contantl" a)a<e! at how little A)erican bother to t9!" i9e* an! contin9e to accept the error an! nonAene that i er&e! 9p to the) on nearl" a !ail" bai$ Correction* on a !ail" bai$ One of the )ot i)portant of thee i abo9t what i calle! a co9rt within the Unite! State to!a"$ 6e are a!&ie! in the 'ible not to Do into THEIR co9rt$ In fact* we are a!&ie! that if it i neccear"* to Di&e o9r coat to o9r ene)" on the tep of the co9rt rather than enter into the co9rt$ E&er won!er wh" that iK Here i a leon; the oAcalle! eparation of power !etaile! within the Contit9tion ha ne&er e(ite!* an! we can pro&e thi b" i)pl" loo@inD at the oAcalle! S9pre)e Co9rt$ 1or tarter* the oAcalle! S9pre)e Co9rt ca)e fro) ConDre* an! not fro) the Contit9tion; http:##www$anwer$co)#topic#C9!iciar"AactAofA54./ The -#"iiar& At of ./01 esta%lishe" the lo!er fe"eral o#rts2 Un"er Artile III, Setion ., of the U2S2 Constit#tion, 3The 4#"iial Po!er of the Unite" States, shall %e veste" in one s#pre$e Co#rt, an" in s#h inferior Co#rts as the Congress $a& fro$ ti$e to ti$e or"ain an" esta%lish23 In the -#"iiar& At, the first Congress reate" fe"eral trial o#rts an" fe"eral appeals o#rts to o$pl& !ith this provision2 Thi t"pe of infor)ation i not hi!!en; it i pote! riDht in plain iDht for an"one to loo@ at$ The !ifference i* "o9 nee! to 6ANT to loo@$ 3I oppose" this %ill fro$ the %eginning5 2 The onstit#tion is $eant to s!allo! all the state onstit#tions, %& "egrees6 an" this to s!allo!, %& "egrees, all the State 4#"iiaries3 7Clinton .108, .9:.;2 Now* attorne" will arD9e with )e %of co9re30 that thi =9!iciar" Act wa i)pl" f9llfillinD the )an!ate of the Contit9tion$ Howe&er* what the ConDre create* the ConDre control$ 1or e(a)ple; In .088, Congress re"#e" the n#$%er of 4#sties to seven2 There i another point to thi* of co9re$ 6hat !o "o9 @now abo9t the flaD of the Unite! StateK I )ean* bei!e that it i re!* white an! bl9eK Do "o9 9ppoe that there i an"thinD abo9t the flaD that i left to chanceK Or* i e&er"thinD abo9t the flaD co&ere! in the fe!eral tat9teK +ILITAR) FLA< *IT( T(E <OLD FRIN<E +artial La! Flag 3P#rs#ant to = U2S2C2 hapter ., >>., ?, @ :6 EAe#tive Or"er .B0:=, A#g#st ?., .1916 ?= F2R280896 a $ilitar& flag is a flag that rese$%les the reg#lar flag of the Unite" States, eAept that it has a )ELLO* FRIN<E %or"er on three si"es2 The Presi"ent of the Unite" States "esignates this "eviation fro$ the reg#lar flag, %& eAe#tive or"er, an" in his apait& as Co$$an"erCinCChief of the $ilitar&2 The plaing of a fringe on the national flag, the "i$ensions of the flag an" the arrange$ent of the stars in the #nion are $atters of "etail not ontrolle" %& stat#te, %#t are !ithin the "isretion of the Presi"ent as Co$$an"er in Chief of the Ar$& an" Nav&23 := Ops2 Att&2 <en2 0:2 Presi"ent, D!ight Davi" Eisenho!er, %& EAe#tive Or"er No2.B0:=, signe" on A#g#st ?., .191 an" printe" in the Fe"eral Register at ?= F2R2 8089, p#rs#ant to la!, state" thatD 3A $ilitar& flag is a flag that rese$%les the reg#lar flag of the Unite" States, eAept that it has a &ello! fringe %or"er on three si"es23 6h" i it that E>ER; oAcalle! co9rt in A)erica now flie 9ch a flaDK Are we beinD tol! o)ethinDK T(E LA* OF T(E FLA< , The La! of the Flag, an International La!, !hih is reogniEe" %& ever& nation of the planet, is "efine" asD 3222 a r#le to the effet that a vessel is a part of the territor& of the nation !hose flag she flies2 The ter$ is #se" to "esignate the RI<(TS #n"er !hih a ship o!ner, !ho sen"s his vessel into a foreign port, gives notie %& his flag to all !ho enter into ontrats !ith the ship $aster that he inten"s the La! of that Flag to reg#late those ontrats, an" that the& $#st either s#%$it to its operation or not ontrat !ith hi$ or his agent at all23 Ref2D R#hstrat v2 People, 9/ N2E2 =. B& the "otrine of 3fo#r ornering3 the flag esta%lishes the la! of the o#ntr& that it represents2 For eAa$ple, the e$%assies of foreign o#ntries, in *ashington D2C2, are 3fo#r ornere"3 %& !alls or fening, reating an 3enlave23 *ithin the %o#n"aries of the 3enlave3 of the foreign e$%ass&, the flag of that foreign o#ntr& esta%lishes the 4#ris"ition an" la! of that foreign o#ntr&, !hih !ill %e enfore" %& the La! of the Flag an" international treat&2 If &o# enter an e$%ass&, &o# !ill %e s#%4et to the la!s of that o#ntr&, 4#st as if &o# %oar" a ship fl&ing a foreign flag, &o# !ill %e s#%4et to the la!s of that flag, enforea%le %& the 3$aster of the ship,3 7Captain;, %& the la! of the flag2 6hen "o9 enter a co9rtroo) !ipla"inD a Dol! or "ellow frinDe! flaD* "o9 ha&e C9t entere! into a foreiDn co9ntr"* an! "o9 better ha&e "o9r paport with "o9* beca9e "o9 )a" not be co)inD bac@ to the lan! of the free for a lonD ti)e$ The C9!De ittinD 9n!er a Dol! or "ellow frinDe flaD beco)e the 8captain8 or 8)ater8 of that hip or encla&e an! he ha abol9te power to )a@e the r9le a he Doe$ The Dol! or "ellow frinDe flaD i "o9r warninD that "o9 are lea&inD "o9r Contit9tionall" ec9re! RI2HTS on the floor o9ti!e the !oor to that co9rtroo)$ This is eAatl& !h& so $an& 4#"ges are appointe", an" not elete" %& the people2 The Fe"eral 4#"ges are appointe" %& the Presi"ent, the national $ilitar& o$$an"er in hief2 The State 4#"ges are appointe" %& the <overnors, the state $ilitar& o$$an"ers2 The 4#"ges are appointe" %ea#se the o#rts are $ilitar& o#rts an" ivilians "o not 3elet3 $ilitar& offiers2 The gol"Cfringe" flag onl& stan"s insi"e $ilitar& o#rts that sit in s#$$ar& o#rt $artial proee"ings against ivilians an" s#h o#rts are governe" in part %& loal r#les, %#t $ore espeiall& %& 3The +an#al of Co#rts +artial3, U2S2, .11= E"2, at Art2 11, 7;7.;7%;, pg2 IFC:=, PIN B:B98/CBBBB, U2S2 <overn$ent Printing Offie, *ash2 D2C2 The "etails of the ri$es that ivilians an o$$it, that are lasse" as GAts of *ar,G over .?9 pages in the +an#al of Co#rts +artial2 An!* of co9re* I a) DoinD to be tol! how foolih I a) for potinD 9ch ill" infor)ation3 NothinD co9l! be f9rther fro) the TRUTH3 P#rs#ant to the 3La! of the Flag,3 a $ilitar& flag "oes res#lt in 4#ris"itional i$pliations !hen flo!n 7R#hstrat v2 People, 9/ N2E2 =., =9, .09 Ill2 .::, =1 LRA .0., /8 A$;2 Un"er the po!ers "esignate" %& these stat#tes, the Presi"ent $a&D seiEe propert&, organiEe an" ontrol the $eans of pro"#tion, seiEe o$$o"ities, assign $ilitar& fores a%roa", instit#te $artial la!, seiEe an" ontrol all transportation an" o$$#niations, reg#late the operation of private enterprise, restrit travel, an", in a plethora of parti#lar !a&s, ontrol the lives of all A$erian itiEens2222 7Unite" States Senate Report 1:C9=1, .1 Nove$%er .1/:;2 FLA< H.D Flags !ith gol" fringe, gol" %rai", gol" eagle, gol" spear, or gol" %all atop the flagpole esta%lishes the 4#ris"ition of the a"$iralt&, $ariti$e or a"$inistration 4#ris"ition2 Presi"ent Roosevelt "esri%es this t&pe of flag in .1:: an" itIs "esri%e" %& Ar$& Reg#lation in .1/12 This is an artile . 7of the Constit#tion; 4#ris"ition o#rt flag Jg#ilt& #ntil proven innoentK of the !ar po!ers at2 I U2S2 AR+) AR 0=BC.B +ANUAL FOR COURTS +ARTIAL2 <ol" fringe flag is a"$iralt& eAept in"oors2 In"oors the gol"Cfringe" flag onl& flies in $ilitar& o#rts an" therein !hen "ealing !ith a"$inistrative $atters are s#$$ar& o#rt $artial proee"ings against ivilians2 FLA< H?D Artile III 7three; of the #nite" states onstit#tion "esri%es the 4#ris"ition of the o#rt %& the A$erian flag of peae #n"er Title = U2S2C2 .2 This flag is "esri%e" as re", !hite an" %l#e !ith stripes of re" an" !hite horiEontall& plae" in alteration2 Un"er the 4#ris"ition of the A$erian flag of peae the #nite" states onstit#tion is alive an" !ell an" all rights are preserve"2 People are Linnoent #ntil proven g#ilt&2I The 4#ris"ition of the LA$erian FlagI is the "eter$ining fator #pon !hih all itiEens rights are "eter$ine"2 The followinD i one of the )ot i)portant cae e&er reporte! on in the Unite! State$ ;o9 ho9l! pa" cloe attention to it$ (ALE v2 (EN,EL ?B. U2S2 =: at 01 7.1B8; (ale v2 (enMel !as "ei"e" %& the #nite" States S#pre$e Co#rt in .1B82 The opinion of the o#rt statesD 3The3 in"ivi"#al3 $a& stan" #pon 3his Constit#tional Rights3 as a CITINEN2 (e is entitle" to arr& on his 3private3 %#siness in his o!n !a&2 3(is po!er to ontrat is #nli$ite"23 (e o!es no "#t& to the State or to his neigh%ors to "iv#lge his %#siness, or to open his "oors to an investigation, so far as it $a& ten" to inri$inate hi$2 (e o!es no "#t& to the State, sine he reeives nothing therefro$, %e&on" the protetion of his life an" propert&2 3(is rights3 are s#h as 3eAiste"3 %& the La! of the Lan" 7Co$$on La!; 3long antee"ent3 to the organiEation of the State3, an" an onl& %e taMen fro$ hi$ %& 3"#e proess of la!3, an" 3in aor"ane !ith the Constit#tion23 3(e o!es nothing3 to the p#%li so long as he "oes not trespass #pon their rights23 6hen thi cae wa !eci!e!* )ot co9rt in A)erica flew the flaD of peace* which i not a flaD; it i a banner* an! it wa )o9nte! on the wall of the co9rt* an! !i! not fl" fro) a pole* which i onl" 9e! for )ilitar" flaD$ So* what chanDe!K Rea! thi* caref9ll"; (e o!es no "#t& to the State, sine he reeives nothing therefro$ 222 The principle of the Contit9tion wa to create a powerf9l central Do&ern)ent* an! it wa E9ite 9ccef9l$ It certainl" !i! create the )ot powerf9l Do&ern)ent e&er een on the face of the earth3 Howe&er* for the people to accept that Contit9tion* r9le were written into the Contit9tion 6HICH 1OR'IDS THE 2O>ERNMENT 1ROM TOUCHIN2 THE PEOPLE O1 AMERICA* 9nle$$$$$$ the people firt to9che! the Do&ern)ent* an! a@e! for o)ethinD$ I wrote a pot o)e ti)e aDo; The Unite! State Do&ern)ent i not &iolatinD the Contit9tion* an! in that pot* I !etaile! e(actl" wh" the Contit9tion !oe not appl" to 6ahinDton* DC* an! the bai of the Inco)e Ta( in Social Sec9rit"$ '9t if the Unite! State Do&ern)ent i not &iolatinD the Contit9tion* then who iK 6e* the people* are* e&er" ti)e we Do to the Do&ern)ent an! a@ for a benefit of a pri&ileDe$ 6e are* e&er" ti)e we accept a contract with the oAcalle! Do&ern)ent an! iDn on the !otte! line$ 6e are* an! )ot people are content with the it9ation* o it i not o)ethinD that will chanDe an" ti)e oon$ I there a ol9tionK ;e* there i; it i calle! Lea!erle Reitence %ee the pot0* an! I will fill in the blan@ within that pot when I co)plete the ne(t part of it$ That beinD ai!* are "o9 a Unite! State citi<en* an! what !oe that )eanK %Ep$ if "o9 ha&e a Social Sec9rit" n9)ber30 http:##www$to9rolaw$e!9#patch#Sla9Dhterho9e#Miller$ap 4 U$S$ SUPREME COURT Sla9Dhterho9e Cae .+ U$S$ +I 222 (ene, the fifteenth a$en"$ent, !hih "elares that the right of a itiEen of the Unite" States to vote shall not %e "enie" or a%ri"ge" %& an& State on ao#nt of rae, olor, or previo#s on"ition of servit#"e2 The negro having, %& the fo#rteenth a$en"$ent, %een "elare" to %e a itiEen of the Unite" States, is th#s $a"e a voter in ever& State of the Union2 222 222 B#t it ha" %een hel" %& this o#rt, in the ele%rate" Dre" Sott ase, onl& a fe! &ears %efore the o#t%reaM of the ivil !ar, that a $an of Afrian "esent, !hether a slave or not, !as not an" o#l" not %e a itiEen of a State or of the Unite" States2 This "eision, !hile it $et the on"e$nation of so$e of the a%lest states$en an" onstit#tional la!&ers of the o#ntr&, ha" never %een overr#le", an" if !as to %e aepte" as a onstit#tional li$itation of the right of itiEenship, then all the negro rae !ho ha" reentl& %een $a"e free$en !ere still not onl& not itiEens, %#t !ere inapa%le of %eo$ing so %& an&thing short of an a$en"$ent to the Constit#tion2 222 222 It is O#ite lear, then, that there is a itiEenship of the Unite" States, an" a itiEenship of a State, !hih are "istint fro$ eah other, an" !hih "epen" #pon "ifferent harateristis or ir#$stanes in the in"ivi"#al2 222 1ro) the !ient; http:##www$to9rolaw$e!9#patch#Sla9Dhterho9e#'ra!le"$ap The O#estion is no! settle" %& the fo#rteenth a$en"$ent itself, that itiEenship of the Unite" States is the pri$ar& itiEenship in this o#ntr&, an" that State itiEenship is seon"ar& an" "erivative, "epen"ing #pon itiEenship of the Unite" States an" the itiEenGs plae of resi"ene2 6hen the fe!eral co9rt pea@ of how the 1o9rteenth A)en!)ent chanDe! an! enlarDe! the power of the Unite! State Do&ern)ent* "o9 now @now wh"$ 1ro) another !ient* pea@inD of the new Thirtenth an! 1o9rteenth A)en!)ent; http:##www$to9rolaw$e!9#patch#Sla9Dhterho9e#Swa"ne$ap 222 These a$en"$ents are a ne! "epart#re, an" $arM an i$portant epoh in the onstit#tional histor& of the o#ntr&2 The& trenh "iretl& #pon the po!er of the States, an" "eepl& affet those %o"ies2 The& are, in this respet, at the opposite pole fro$ the first eleven2 222 '9t of co9re* not to worr"* beca9e we alwa" ha&e thoe won!erf9l EE9ire to watch o&er 9* riDhtK That i to a"* attorne"$ There i no 9ch thinD a a 8licene8 to practice law$ The" are 8a!)itte!8 into practice$ 6ho i9e the) a liceneK The 'ARK http:##lan!riDht$co)#Att"AliceneAfra9!$ht) AS PER THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT; A$ The practice of Law CAN NOT be licene! b" an" tate#State; Schware &$ 'oar! of E(a)iner* +,+ U$S$ -+.* -+/ '$ The practice of Law i AN OCCUPATION O1 COMMON RI2HT3 Si) &$ Ahern* -45 S$6$ 4-7 %5/-,0 . The 8CERTI1ICATE8 for NNAttorne"OO fro) the State S9pre)e Co9rt: 5$ ONL; a9thori<e* A$ To practice Law 8IN COURTS8 A a )e)ber of the STATE =UDICIAL 'RANCH O1 2O>ERNMENT$ '$ Can ONL; repreent 6ARDS O1 THE COURT$ -$ IN1ANTS +$ PERSONS O1 UNSOUND MIND SEE CORPUS =URIS SECUNDUM* >OLUME 4* SECTION ?$ ?$ A$ 8CERTI1ICATE8 IS NOT A LICENSE$$$$ The 8STATE 'AR8 CARD IS NOT A LICENSE333 A$ It i a 8UNION DUES CARD8 '$ The 8'AR8 i a 8PRO1ESSIONAL ASSOCIATION$8 %A corporation$0 5$ Li@e the Actor Union* Painter Union* etc$ -$ No other aociation* E>EN DOCTORS* i9e their own licene$ ALL ARE ISSUED '; THE STATE$ C$ It i a NONA2O>ERNMENTAL PRI>ATE ASSOCIATION$ 5$ See Attorne" 2eneral Dan MoraleF letter$ -$ A per thi letter; the State !oe not i9e licene an! the" are not i9e! b" hi office3 The State 'ar i; A$ An Uncontit9tional Monopol"* Article 5* Section -I* Te(a 'ill of RiDht$ '$ A ILLE2AL B CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE; C$ >iolate Article -* Section 5* Separation of Power cla9e of the Contit9tion$ D$ There i NO PO6ER OR AUTHORIT; for CoininD of LeDilati&e* =9!icial* or E(ec9ti&e a the 'AR an! SUPREME COURT O1 TEJAS are !oinD$ ALL MEM'ERS O1 'OTH ARE MONOPOLISTIC 'AR MEM'ERS3 E$ In &iolation of the RI2HT TO 6ORH LA6S of Te(a$ >$ State 'ar R9le$ $ $ at Article III* Section -$ $ $ Enroll)ent in the State 'ar: 8Each peron who beco)e licene! to practice law i REGUIRED TO ENROLL IN THE STATE 'AR 6ITHIN 57 DA;S 8'E1ORE8 OR 8A1TER8 RECEI>IN2 A LICENSE TO PRACTICE LA6$ / ENROLLMENT IN THE 'AR AND LICENSE ARE NOT THE SAME$ THE 'AR CAN NOT LICENSE AN;ONE33333 3*oe #nto &o# 7A !oe is a #rse; La!&ersP For &o# have taMen a!a& the Me& of Mno!le"ge6 &o# entere" not in &o#rselves, an" the$ that !ere entering in &o# hin"ere"2223 L#Me ..D9?2 6hen !i! thi tartK http:##www$paaicbar$orD#pcbaPhitor"$ht)l The Certifiate of Inorporation of the Passai Co#nt& Bar Assoiation !as eAe#te" on April .1, .001, an" !as file" !ith the Seretar& of State on April ?B, .001 #n"er a Speial At of the Legislat#re of .0// provi"ing for the inorporation of Bar Assoiations2 In the )i! 5.47$ 'efore the !eath of the oriDinal Thriteenth A)en!)ent %ee the pot; The OriDinal Thirteenth A)en!)ent0* 'AR aociation were not leDal in A)erica$ Therefore* thi t"pe of orDani<ation ca)e abo9t onl" after the Ci&il 6ar %See the pot; The New Draft0* in which 6ahinDton* DC* too@ control of the nation$ In eence* if "o9 reall" want to 9n!ertan! where A)erica went wronD* i)pl" loo@ at the n9)ber of attorne" er&inD a politician* an! thin@ abo9t it$ How i it that the entire Do&ern)ent of the Unite! State* all of the &ario9 tate* an! the cit" an! co9ntie of A)erica are 9n!er the control of the oAcalle! C9!cial branch of the oAcalle! Do&ern)entK Of attorne"* who are officier of the co9rtK An! who hol! wa" in a co9rt roo) 9n!er the Dol! frinDe! flaD* !enotinD that the Prei!ent an! hi E(c9ti&e Or!er are 9pre)e in that &en9eK Oh* an! before "o9 a" it* e(c9inD the 54./ for)ation of the one 9pre)e co9rt b" the ConDre b" a"inD that it ha! to be !one$$$$ where i the leDilation a9thori<inD the Prei!enc"* or* the ConDreK 6h"* in the Contit9tion3 That i alo where the a9thorit" for the one 9pre)e co9rt ret* an! that co9rt HAS NE>ER SAT$ Not once* in the hitor" of the Unite! State$ Do I!aho Attorne" Ha&e a Licene to PracticeK 8Thin@ of it a a tate beinD8 b" Hari Heath Doe )e)berhip in the A)erican A9to)obile Aociation Di&e or!inar" A)erican a &ali! licene to !ri&eK 6o9l! )e)berhip in the National Rifle Aociation per)it one to carr" a conceale! weaponK '" CoininD the North A)erican H9ntinD Cl9b wo9l! a peron be licene! to h9nt in North A)ericaK If anwer to the pre&io9 E9etion are no* then wh" i )e)berhip to a tate bar aociation contr9e! a a 8licene8 for attorne" to 8practice8 lawK b" Hari Heath Alfre! A!a@ p9blihe! an article in the AntiSh"ter MaDa<ine a while bac@ entitle! 8Dee)e! to be Licene!$8 It wa a h9)oro9 e(poeF on the fact that Attorne" in Te(a !onFt act9all" ha&e a ph"ical licene to practice law b9t are o)ehow 8!ee)e!8 to be licene! b" reaon of their )e)berhip in the State 'ar Aociation$ I fo9n! thi to be a c9rio9 it9ation an! tho9Dht I wo9l! con!9ct an infor)al in&etiDation of I!ahoF 8licene to practice law$8 It i* after all* aDaint the law* to practice law witho9t a licene in I!aho$ S9rel" o9r I!aho Attorne"F wo9l!nFt @nowinDl" brea@ the law$ 57 I ran into o)e attorne" that I @new* an! !9rinD the co9re of o9r con&eration* I a@e! if I co9l! ee their licene to practice law$ One contin9e! to tal@ abo9t h9ntinD an! fihinD an! a&oi!e! the 9bCect$ The other )9)ble! o)ethinD abo9t he wa once i9e! a certificate "ear aDo* b9t neither co9l! how an act9al licene$ A Mr$ A!a@ pointe! o9t in hi article* thi nonAi9e! 8licene8 which all C9!De an! attorne" are 8!ee)e!8 to ha&e* f9rther the in!epen!ent* nonAacco9ntable Drip the pri&ate bar aociation ha&e on the C9!icial branch of Do&ern)ent$ O9r I!aho Contit9tion !oenFt reE9ire an" 8licene to practice law$8 So)e ti)e pae! ince )" oriDinal infor)al in&etiDation on the I!aho 8licene to practice law$8 A a !efen!ant who wa acti&el" litiDatinD )" riDht to tra&el witho9t a !ri&er 8licene*8 o lonD a I !i!nFt inC9re other* or !a)aDe their propert"* I tho9Dht thi co9l! be a pri)e opport9nit" to ee if the proec9tor an! )aDitrate proec9tinD )e were 8licene!$8 S9bpeona The I!aho State 'ar iDnore! )" firt letter ee@inD a cop" of the Proec9tor Pa"neF an! MaDitrate Mc2eeF 8licene to practice law*8 o I i9e! a S9bpoena D9ce Tec9) !e)an!inD either a cop" of their licene or a letter on their letterhea! tatinD that the" !i! not ha&e a licene to practice law$ The I!aho State 'ar repon!e! b" en!inD a letter on it letterhea! tatinD: 8The I!aho State 'ar !oe not ha&e ph"ical 8licene to practice law8 for o9r )e)ber* o I a) 9nable to pro&i!e "o9 with copie$ Howe&er* I can Di&e "o9 the followinD infor)ation: Do9Dla Pa9l Pa"ne i an acti&e )e)ber in Doo! tan!inD of the I!aho State 'ar$ He i c9rrentl" licene! to practice law in I!aho$ Daniel =$ Mc2ee i alo a )e)ber in Doo! tan!inD of the I!aho State 'ar$ He i c9rrentl" a C9!De in the tate an!* therefore* !oe not practice law$ Sincerel"* Annette Stra9er* Me)berhip A!)initrator$8 Motion to !i)i I then incorporate! thi in a Motion to Di)i an! file! it with the co9rt %'enewah co9nt" cae n9)ber CR /4A 77?740$ E(cerptinD fro) )" Affi!a&it in S9pport of Motion to Di)i: No licene to paractice law 'oth Proec9tor Do9Dla Pa9l Pa"ne an! MaDitrate Daniel =$ Mc2ee !o not ha&e 8licene to practice law*8 a reE9ire! b" tat9te to hol! an! con!9ct the p9blic office which each officer ha a9)e!$ Thi fact i f9rther e&i!ence! in E(hibit '* a tr9e an! correct cop" of a letter fro) Annette Stra9er* Me)berhip A!)initrator for the I!aho State 'ar* attache! hereto$ I!aho Co!e +5A-I75 reE9ire that the Proec9tinD Attorne" be 8$$$ an attorne" an! co9nelor at law !9l" licene! to practice a 9ch in the !itrict co9rt of thi tate$$$8 I!aho Co!e 5A--7I %-0 reE9ire that Attorne" MaDitrate be 8$$$c9rrentl" licene! to practice law in the tate of I!aho$8 55 A e&i!ence! in the letter fro) Annette Stra9er %E(hibit '0* Proec9tor Pa"ne an! MaDitrate Mc2ee !o not ha&e 8licene to practice law$8 19rther in the letter* M$ Stra9er clai) that Do9Dla Pa9l Pa"ne 8i c9rrentl" licene! to practice law in I!aho$8 To follow 9p thi letter an! clarif" it contra!ictor" tate)ent* which firt tate that there are no 8licene to practice law8 an! then tate that Do9Dla Pa9l Pa"ne 8i c9rrentl" licene! to practice law in I!aho$8 I calle! the I!aho S9pre)e Co9rt an! Annette Stra9er* on the )orninD of April --* 5//.$ In )" phone call to the I!aho S9pre)e Co9rt I wa infor)e!* b" the e&eral cler@ that I tal@e! to* that when a new attorne" pae the bar e(a) an! i worn in at the S9pre)e Co9rt* then the S9pre)e Co9rt i9e a Certificate of A!)iion$ I then calle! Annette Stra9er to confir) thi proce an! to tr" Det a better e(planation a to how an attorne" can be 8licene! to practice law8 when there are no 8licene to practice law$8 Stra9er confir)e! that the proce !ecribe! b" the S9pre)e Co9rt cler@ to a!)it a new attorne" to the bar wa correct$ Stra9er f9rther e(plaine! that the 8licene8 for an attorne" wa !ifferent than* for e(a)ple* a h9ntinD or fihinD licene* which wa an act9al paper licene$ Stra9er tol! )e to thin@ of an attorne"F licene 8a a tate of beinD$8 Stra9er alo tate! that to beco)e a )e)ber of the bar an! )aintain tat9 a a )e)ber in Doo! tan!inD* an attorne" )9t pa" )e)berhip fee* pro&i!e infor)ation abo9t an" tr9t acco9nt the" )a" ha&e* an! occaionall" participate in contin9inD leDal e!9cation reE9ire)ent$ I ha&e alo learne! fro) prior phone con&eration with the I!aho State 'ar* that the bar i a pri&ate aociation* not a Do&ern)ental entit" or office$ Q1ro) the e&i!ence an! infor)ation that I ha&e been able to Dather th9 far* an attorne"F 8licene to practice law8 i not an" @in! of bona fi!e 8licene*8 b9t rather a certificate of )e)berhip in a pri&ate nonA Do&ern)ental aociation* which )a@e o)e atte)pt at elf reD9latinD it )e)ber$ At bet* it )a" be an 8i)plie! licene*8 an! bet wa !ecribe! b" I!aho State 'ar Me)berhip A!)initrator Stra9er 8a a tate of beinD$8 Pot Co))ent Pri&ate Repl" IDnore Threa! 5-