Quote Originally Posted by Gonzo View Post

1) Get into evidence the document showing my rebuttal of the intent, and challenge of jurisdiction (pre arraignment challenge, additionally I challenged at arraignment)
2) Get a copy of the sworn complaint certified, certified copies of all the actors oaths of office
3) Raise the spector of jurisdiction, choice of law, diversity, whether this is an action at equity (which it feels like) or at common law, in-rem or "quasi in rem".
4) File a (even if not well plead) counterclaim.
5) Force the clerk to correct the NAME.
You can get a "certified copy" of the statute that is printed on the same paper as the BC is. Bonded paper.

What I found out is that showing up for a misnomer and judicial challenge is suicide unless you are very very very good in court room situation.
They will walk right over the challenge by saying we will get back to that latter (not now, never).
The misnomer is corrected when you APPEAR.
If you don't appear the bench warrant kicks in looking for the surety.
And that is any person using the NAME.
So if you don't use their NAME there is no issue.
If you do use the NAME then no misnomer.