No Article III courts in America
I agree that the clerk IS either lying or ignorant. And that is the point. Article IV courts have no business involving themselves in matters of the people, where the supposed judicial power of the United States is competent to provide judgment. The problem is: despite denial from official sources (fictitious actors who are ENTITLED to lie) the fact remains that there are no judicial District Courts that have been ordained by Congress in 49 of the States. Except for the District Court in Hawaii, yet that court has never had Article III justices appointed to it by Congress, and therefore is incompetent to provide a judicial ruling. It remains a court run by Article IV justices (whether the justices realize it or not). These facts are not insignificant.
Article IV administrative courts were designed to address the offenses of government actors and not the people in their substantive form. They are therefore courts for the fictitious actors committing violations against the statutes and not for non-fictions who are without public office (supposedly; although virtually never is that presumption made) and therefore not accountable to statute law.
I agree that keeping an accurate record of the facts is paramount. But there are more ways than one to skin this cat. At least that's what I'm learning.
The fact that clerks sometimes muck up this process for people is added evidence of the disingenuousness of the de facto system that we have to work with. All of which points to the fact that one must become a "belligerent combatant" in these arenas and give judges no room for equivocation by challenging jurisdiction at every opportunity. Whether in a county Superior Court or a city municipal court.
I have no experience with Rod Class' material (if indeed he has any). But I have surveyed some of Ed's materials and allegations about the system and found them to be credible, accurate, and helpful knowledge to have. You have to know the arena of law that you are involved with first before you can reasonably expect to find remedy.
I have to disagree with the implication of your characterization of Rivera, that all he is doing is telling people they don't have a chance of remedy if they enter the federal court. He, like you, is making a living off people who are too lazy to figure things out for themselves. He does offer a course that people can take in order to become better informed. Whether or not he provides credible services for people seeking remedy I don't have any personal knowledge. However, I do think that the information he is providing is tremendously helpful for those of us who are endeavoring to learn how to successfully obtain justice from an inherently unjust system that uses people's ignorance of the law against them.
Once people have a clear understanding of how the law works, they will be able to handle their own affairs by themselves. At least, that's what I'm working toward.
Originally posted by David Merrill
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Article IV administrative courts were designed to address the offenses of government actors and not the people in their substantive form. They are therefore courts for the fictitious actors committing violations against the statutes and not for non-fictions who are without public office (supposedly; although virtually never is that presumption made) and therefore not accountable to statute law.
Originally posted by David Merrill
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The fact that clerks sometimes muck up this process for people is added evidence of the disingenuousness of the de facto system that we have to work with. All of which points to the fact that one must become a "belligerent combatant" in these arenas and give judges no room for equivocation by challenging jurisdiction at every opportunity. Whether in a county Superior Court or a city municipal court.
Originally posted by David Merrill
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I have to disagree with the implication of your characterization of Rivera, that all he is doing is telling people they don't have a chance of remedy if they enter the federal court. He, like you, is making a living off people who are too lazy to figure things out for themselves. He does offer a course that people can take in order to become better informed. Whether or not he provides credible services for people seeking remedy I don't have any personal knowledge. However, I do think that the information he is providing is tremendously helpful for those of us who are endeavoring to learn how to successfully obtain justice from an inherently unjust system that uses people's ignorance of the law against them.
Once people have a clear understanding of how the law works, they will be able to handle their own affairs by themselves. At least, that's what I'm working toward.
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