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Originally Posted by andrewmitch
I am starting to think that most of the ideas folks are posting are valid. However, will they hold up in court?
Given that all courts are merely an extension of the corporate governments I can't see how the battle can be won. Having said that, I think the crux of most of our battles begins w/ getting our cases tried in Common Law Court; and I have no idea of how to make that happen....
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JG: Since at the ratification of USCON, all common law courts were abolished, there's no legal way to adjudicate a dispute in a common law court.
One is only promised the RULES of the common law, pursuant to the seventh amendment.
And that promise only exists where the value in question exceeds 20 dollars (silver or gold). Ergo, unless you have a receipt that states you paid at least 21 dollars (not FRNs), you can't exercise that option.
(Which might explain why realty attorneys routinely produce deeds with verbiage like 'for $1 in hand...')
Though most legal authorities imply that common law writs are out of date, etc, etc. I filed a common law writ in my own case, and was quite pleased with the results.
(Check out Writ of Error Coram Nobis)