Documents to Subpoena in Suit at Common Law

Once you have led your suit at common law in federal district court as a people, and requested a jury trial pursuant to the 7th Amendment, you will have an opportunity to submit subpoenas to those police, magistrates, sheriffs, prosecuting attorneys, etc. who have violated your rights. The defendants will have a certain number of days to produce the documents, after which they will be held in contempt of court. Here are some types of documents that you might ask these corporate/municipal employees to produce. What do you think your constitutional mandate is, in general. Produce the following documents: 1. Produce copy of a) that Article from the Constitution for the United States of America, which grants you the right to hold Freeman John of the Family Doe against his will and non-consent. b) your signed and witnessed Oath of Ofce. c) your Bond.

Explain how that constitutional mandate allows you to violate the peoples' rights. Produce the following documents: 2. Copy of your signed and witnessed statement under full commercial liability, that you have a right a) which is greater than that of a Freemans right to be free. b) to detain Freeman John of the Family Doe for violating one of your corporation regulations. c) to continue to hold captive Freeman John of the Family Doe.

Produce your evidence of how your constitutional mandate permits you jurisdiction over the people. Produce the following documents: 3. Produce a copy of a) the contract signed by Freeman John of the Family Doe which makes Freeman John of the Family Doe a subject of your Corporation. b) payroll records or public servant title or corporate title which makes Freeman John of the Family Doe subject to your corporation. c) your signed and witnessed statement under full commercial liability that you have a right to assign Legal representation to Freeman John of the Family Doe against his wish. Disclaimer: This is not legal advice. I am not an attorney. For more info., check out http://getoutandstayoutofjail.com/