What's in a NAME?

[pumpkin]

IMO, you can appear in court for YOUR NAME but you must clearify that you are not there in any representative capacity (removing the presumption of a fiduciary duty) but are instead there on your own behalf, as one of the people, endowed with inalienable rights. And if the oppisition is governmental, to address that trust relationship within your pleadings, and specifically indentify the fiduciary (government) and the benificiary (that'd be yourself). This changes things.

[walter]

http://www.ndcourts.gov/court/opinions/9205.htm

IN THE SUPREME COURT
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

Petition of Michael Herbert Dengler to Change His Name to 1069.

Civil No. 9205