Street Creds

[allodial]

This is from the book Arrest Proof Yourself.

(Adult and Youth templates in following post. Of course one can make one's own using Inkscape, MS Word or the like.)

[allodial]

Adult Version:

[allodial]

Youth version:

[stoneFree]

How are these working out for you?

[allodial]

The author's suggests definitely aren't anything new. As for utility: different folks might be at different levels or have different perspectives on how they approach their safeguarding their liberties. Some might find the above directly useful or might find such useful in helping others especially youth. I have found the above more useful for helping youth stay out of trouble. The handiness of having your attorney's business card and business card's of a friend in law enforcement on hand just about goes without saying.

[stoneFree]

I don't have an attorney, I have David Merrill. So you're a youth worker?

[allodial]

One who works youth? Like a steel worker but only makes things out of youths? Doesn't sound friendly or humane. Probably better to have David Merrill than to have an an attorney.

[stoneFree]

To seek the redress of grievances by going to law, is like sheep running for shelter to a bramble bush. - Lewis W. Dilwyn

Of course one can simply use World Passport and Identity card, with no Person and no SSN.

[allodial]

Good suggestion. It would be great if you could make a post about the WSA passport and its usefulness. As you know, different people have different levels of competency and different ways of managing their lives. This thread isn't to say that anyone must use street creds, its really to show the concept/idea with believe that its likely that each person would come up with their own ideas and possibly modify it. The idea is to generate positive discussion rather than trolling.

[allodial]

Good suggestion. It would be great if you could make a post about the WSA passport and its usefulness. As you know, different people have different levels of competency and different ways of managing their lives. This thread isn't to say that anyone must use street creds, its really to show the concept/idea with believe that its likely that each person would come up with their own ideas and possibly modify it. The idea is to generate positive discussion rather than trolling. There are those who are regarded to be sovereigns who keep attorneys in retainer--not to represent them but to carry out certain duties in case of emergencies (i.e. kind've like a private clerk).

[allodial]

Good suggestion. It would be great if you could make a post about the WSA passport and its usefulness. Fro many years of experience, different people have different levels of competency and different ways of managing their lives. This thread isn't to say that anyone must use "street creds", its really to show the concept/idea with believe that its likely that each person would come up with their own ideas and possibly modify it. The idea is to generate positive, creative, helpful discussion rather than to attract trolling. FYI, there are those who are regarded to be sovereigns who keep attorneys in retainer--not to represent them but to carry out certain duties in case of emergencies (i.e. kind've like a clerk).

You seem to strongly believe in doing things a certain way so why don't you make posts to explain your views to help other people rather than preach to the choir? [If you look at my posts on this site and David Merrills you will see references to the WSA passport. Oddly enough, I'm unable to locate a thread I made about it.] If you notice, the thread isn't about travel but about "street creds" (not "border creds"). Its not about "ID" but about a method of providing information in support of ID (i.e. pre-printed list of references). Most anyone with a modicum of intelligence could see how such could be useful or how they could modify this to suit their situation.

I make little to zero presumption about anyone's lack or excess of knowledge or wisdom. One might be in a different situation than another. One might find Street Creds perfect as is. One might find it useful for a friend. One might not need it at all.

[pumpkin]

One thing everyone should know about IDs or credentials is that the address should always be presented with c/o or mailing address only: The reason for this is, an address, in equity law, is the jurisdiction of the court. So if you mistakenly put OH or KY on your address, you just put yourself into federal jurisdiction within an equity court (federal zone). Not a good idea.

[allodial]

Excellent point. It might be even better to add "private" in front of the house number as in "private 100 Mayberry avenue".

[stoneFree]

Good suggestion. It might be even better to append "discharge" to the end of the house number as in "Related: private 100 Mayberry avenue, full acquittance and discharge".

[allodial]

Clearly you have zero to offer but distraction and troll-ism despite the fact that others have sought to help you privately and charitably. The above appears to be evidence of your goal to troll and make remedies seem less significant and to hinder especially those who are just starting out.

To reiterate, the word 'private' in front the street number and street would serve to assert a distinction from 'public' or 'residential'. Without it public or residential would likely be presumed.

(For background: back in the mid-90s through to the early 2000s, at least one or two articles about the distinction between private and residential were available on the Internet along with information on how to see to it that property where the mortgage was paid off was flagged private rather than residential. Residential property is not technically private property.)