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    Quote Originally Posted by motla68 View Post
    But force under color of law is void by the law in their own words: 18 USC 242.
    Therefore authority of someone else's law can only be obtained through consent.
    My post said law, not color of law. There is great substantive distinction between the two.
    Reiterating again, law implies will along with the force to impose that will upon others.

    Quote Originally Posted by motla68
    Beyond that what is your point?
    Reflecting on this question, it may have been a better point to have included several powers of a Sovereign including the power to define (author) what a term means as well as its interpretation and applicability.

    Definition is legislature.
    Interpretation is judiciary.
    Applicability (with force if necessary) is the executive.

    Person is a legal term. The term is given definition by the entity having the power to define its meaning and to whom it applies.

    It follows that if one has the power to define, one also has the corresponding power to classify what is or is not within the definition.

    THAT is my point.
    Last edited by shikamaru; 03-27-11 at 02:32 PM.

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