Dave Robinson
Wed, Feb 11, 2015
Subject; Civil or Criminal Jurisdiction?
www.MorningLiberty.com
ESTABLISHING JURISDICTION
How to enforce your right to a clear hearing
To make this plan work for you, you must listen and speak it out loud,
cement it in your brain and tongue until it becomes crystal clear in
your own mind, and you’ll be prepared for any response.
You must be clear enough so you don’t have to stop and think, but must always be in control.
The first appearance you make in court is your arraignment, in which the purpose of the court
is to present the charges against you and find out how you intend to
react; by standing up for your rights or being fearful and an easy
target.
During this proceedings the judge will inform you to enter a plea of
“guilty” or “not guilty”. If your choice is “no contest”, which is
essentially pleading guilty without admitting guilt, be careful however
because as soon as you open your mouth to enter a plea, you have given
them jurisdiction over you.
If you intend to follow this novel procedure and win you must not enter a plea.
The judge’s first question to you will be something to the effect of “Do you understand the
charges against you?” [or] “How to you intend to plea?” You must say “No I don’t understand”
[or] “I cannot enter a plea until I get some questions answered first”.
The judge may be irritated and try to intimidate you. You must
politely state that you need to have some questions answered before you
can enter your plea. Tell him that you do not understand the nature and
cause of the action against you.
Once the judge has agreed to answer your questions, your first
question will be “Is this going to be a civil action or a criminal
action?” In the highly unlikely chance that the judge answers your
questions by saying “A civil action”, your response will be “Thank you,
your honor, let the record of this court show that this is a civil
action . . .”
“ . . .Your honor, since this is a civil action, I make a motion to
dismiss this case for lack of a sworn complaint or an injured party; for
no injured party is present.”
More likely, the judge will state that this is a criminal action, so
your response will be “Thank you, your honor, let the record of this
court show that this is a criminal action . . .” “. . . now I have
another question, your honor. The Constitution grants this court two
criminal jurisdictions; one is a criminal jurisdiction under common law;
and the other is a criminal jurisdiction under admiralty or military
tribunal venue from Article I, Section 8, Clause 17 of the Constitution.
In which of these two criminal jurisdictions does the court intend to
try me?”
Don’t panic if you don’t get the Article, Section, and Clause; you’ll
soon have them after you have studied and practiced, but if you are
afraid of getting them wrong, it would be wise to have some brief notes
with that citation in it.
If the judge gives you a specific answer, you will again say “Thank you, your honor, let the
record of this court show that this action against me is under” which ever jurisdiction he replied.
However, don’t expect an easy answer to that questions as you have just exposed the court’s
fraud. The truth is that they are acting under a military tribunal which
they have no right to use with you. But the judge can’t say that, and
he can’t say “common law” because if he does, you will make a motion to
have the case dismissed, because there is no sworn complaint by an
injured party and no injured party present; exactly like you did when he
said it was a civil action.
When you protest that there is no injured party, if the judge is
silly enough to say that the State of [your State] is the injured party,
then say “Your honor, I make a motion that this case be dismissed. We
are in the wrong court. If the State is a party to the case, they cannot
also be the judge and prosecutor. This case needs to be transferred to
federal court, or be dismissed.”
More likely the judge will try to avoid answering and will tell you
to get a license attorney for such legal advise. Your response will be
“Thank you, your honor, but I don’t think you’d be violating you Oath of
Office if you do your duty under the Constitution. You see, I am not
seeking legal Advise, what I want to know is legal Intent. I have a
right to appear as myself in my own person without a licensed attorney,
and in order to intelligently defend myself, I have to know the
jurisdiction that this court is operating under, because the rules of
criminal procedure of common law are very different from the rules of
criminal procedure under an admiralty or military law tribunal.
I need to know under which jurisdiction you intend to try me in order
for me to proceed with this case . . .” “. . .the 6th Amendment grants
me the right to know the jurisdiction being applied and it grants you
the duty to inform me; and I don’t think you’d be violating your Oath of
Office for doing your duty. Therefore, will you please answer the
questions so the court is properly identified?”
If the judge still responds by telling you to get an attorney, your
answer will be “Thank you, your honor, let the record of this court show
that I (your name here), the accused in this criminal action, have
asked the court to divulge the nature and cause of the accusation, upon
the authority of the 6th Amendment, and that this court has failed in
its duty to inform me of the nature and cause of the action against me .
. .” “. . . furthermore, let the record also show that this court
intends to bring this action against me under a secret jurisdiction
known only to licensed attorneys.”
At this point the judge might claim that this is a statutory
jurisdiction under the statutes of the State of [your State]. If he does
so, your next statement is “Thank you, your honor, let the record of
this court show that it intends to conduct a criminal action against me
under a statutory jurisdiction . . .” “. . . now, your honor, that
raises another question. I have never heard of such a thing as a
criminal action under statutory jurisdiction, and there is no such
jurisdiction established in the Constitution. I would be happy to accept
this, your honor, if you could please tell me where I could find the
published rules of criminal procedure under a statutory jurisdiction,
and where this nature and cause jurisdiction information exists. It is
imperative that I have the published rules of criminal procedure under
statutory jurisdiction so that I may conduct a fair defense and a fair
trial.”
Now keep in mind that the judge made up this jurisdiction. There is
no granted authority for a statutory jurisdiction and no published
rules. But don’t expect him to tell you that. He must either lie,
dismiss the case, or unlawfully enter a plea on your behalf. In rare
cases, he might even threaten to hold you in contempt. If he threatens
contempt, say “Your honor, I don’t wish to be held in contempt. I am
simply trying to exercise my 6th Amendment right that you disclose the
nature and cause of the charges against me. I can provide court
citations that show that the exercise of my Constitutional right cannot
be converted into a fine. So either you identify the properly
established jurisdiction or I make a motion that you dismiss this case
against me.”
Also unlikely, though still possible, is that the judge will tell the
truth when you ask him which criminal jurisdiction you are being tried
under, and will tell you that it is admiralty jurisdiction. If this
happens, you will respond “Thank you, your honor, let the record of this
court show that it intends to proceed with a criminal action against
me, (your name here), as a condition of contract under an admiralty
jurisdiction of a military tribunal under Article I, Section 8, Clause
17 . . .” “ . . .however, your honor, you must realize that you have no
such jurisdiction without also having a valid international contract in
dispute. I am not aware of having entered into any international
contract, so I deny that any such contract exists. Will you please ask
the prosecuting attorney to inform this court if there is such a
contract and if so to place it into evidence and explain how I am party
to it and am compelled to perform under it. If the prosecution cannot do
this, your honor, I make a motion that this case against me be
dismissed.”
Of course if at any time your case is dismissed, make your pronouncement “Thank you, your
honor, let the record of this court show that this case Number (so-and so) against (your name
here) has been dismissed.” Now leave quietly and save your gloating for outside of the courtroom.
If at any time you sense an opportunity to make a motion for
dismissal, make it even if it was not part of your pre-planned script.
You need to be flexible and take advantage of any opportunity presented
to you.
Let’s say that the judge has had enough of your questions and decides to help you out by
entering a plea of “not guilty” on your behalf. Immediately object “Your
honor, I object. For you to enter a plea on my behalf is practicing law
from the bench because entering a plea is my job or an attorney’s job.
Has the court made a judicial determination that I am not guilty?”
Now you’ve really trapped him. For him to say “Yes”, he has admitted that you are not guilty.
At this point say “Thank you, your honor, let the record of this court
show that the judge has made a judicial determination that I am not
guilty.” If he says “No”, he has not made a judicial determination, so
make a motion that the plea be withdrawn and that you be allowed to
enter your own plea once you know the nature and cause of the case
pending against you.
If the judge enters a plea of no contest, say “Your honor, I object. For
you to enter a plea on my behalf is practicing law from the bench
because entering a plea is my job or an attorney’s job.
I make a motion that the plea be withdrawn. For you to make a
judicial determination that I am entering a plea of ‘no contest’ would
result in the court treating me as though I have pled guilty, The court
is trying to constrain me to an unfair plea choice in the absence of my
understanding the nature and cause of the charges against me.”
Or let’s say that the judge instead gives you a continuance and demands that you obtain a
licensed attorney. Now, has the court made a judicial determination to
deny me the right to defend myself in my own person and to force me into
hiring a licensed attorney who will conspire with the court to try me
under a secret jurisdiction known only to the judge and the licensed
attorney?
If you could walk out of the court room without a dismissal, go to
Step II: “Pretrial Motions”. Ask for a Motion’s hearing; or you could
ask to have the motions heard at the beginning of the trial. However to
ask for a Motion’s hearing here shows the judge that you are not to be
railroaded so easily. Tell him that you must resolve pivotal key issues
in order to continue and that these motions must be heard prior to a
trial.
At a Motion’s hearing you cannot be found guilty but the case can be dismissed. Either way,
when the motions are heard, they must stand on their own and be heard and ruled on separately
from the rest. Don’t just hand over five motions and let the judge say
that all are overruled. Make him rule on each one individually.
Now let’s take this from the top in the manner in which it will probably happen.
“Do you understand the charges against you?” “No your honor I do not. I
need you to answer a couple of questions. I need to understand the
nature and cause of the action and charges against me. Is this case
going to be heard under a civil jurisdiction or a criminal
jurisdiction?” “Criminal.”
“Thank you, your honor, let the record of this court show that this action against me is a
criminal action. Now I have another question, your honor. The Constitution grants this court
two criminal jurisdictions. One is a criminal jurisdiction under common
law, and the other is a criminal jurisdiction under admiralty or
military tribunal from Article I, Section 8, Clause 17 of the
Constitution. In which of these two criminal jurisdictions does the
court intend to try me?”
“If you don’t understand the law you need to hire an attorney.”
“Thank you, your honor, but I don’t think you be violating your Oath of
Office if you did your duty under the Constitution. You see, I am not
seeking legal Advise. What I want to know is the legal Intent. I have
the right to appear for myself in my person without a licensed attorney,
and in order to intelligently defend myself I have to know which
jurisdiction that this court is operating under, because the rules of
criminal procedure under a common law jurisdiction are very different
from the rules of criminal procedure under an admiralty or military
tribunal.
I need to know under which jurisdiction you intend to try me in order
for me to proceed with this case. The 6th Amendment grants me the right
to know the jurisdiction being applied and it grants you the duty to
inform me, and I don’t think you’d be violating your oath of office for
doing your duty. Therefore will you please answer the questions so this
court is properly
identified?”
“This is a court of statutory jurisdiction under the laws of the State of (your State).”5
“Thank you, your honor, let the record of this court show that it
intends to conduct a criminal action against me under a statutory
jurisdiction. Now, your honor, that raises another question. I have
never heard of such a thing as a criminal action under statutory
jurisdiction, and there is no such jurisdiction established in the
Constitution. I would be happy to accept this, your honor, if you could
please tell me where I could find the published rules of criminal
procedure under a statutory jurisdiction. And where this nature and
cause and jurisdiction information exists. It is imperative that I have
the published rules of criminal procedure under statutory jurisdiction
so that I may conduct a fair defense and a fair trial.”
“Look, I’m just going to enter a plea in your behalf and set a trial
date. I enter a plea of no contest.” “Your honor, I object. For you to
enter a plea on my behalf is practicing law from the bench because
offering a plea is my or my attorney’s job. For you to make a judicial
determination that I am entering a plea of no contest would result in
the court treating me as though I had pled guilty. The court is trying
to constrain me to an unfair plea choice in the absence of my
understanding of the nature and cause of the charges against me. I make a
motion that the plea be withdrawn, and that this case be dismissed
because the court has failed to identify my legitimate jurisdiction.
“I deny that motion. Your trial date will be . . .”
“Your honor, I would like to request that we set a Motions hearing prior
to the trial date, for I must resolve pivotal issues in order to
continue, and these motions must be heard prior to the trial so that I
can properly defend myself.”
Now you are informed of the hidden facts
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
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