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Originally Posted by Shoonra
No, a notary is not an officer of the court. Notaries appear to be a public office under the executive branch.
And the only thing a notary does is identify the person signing something, he doesn't guarantee the truth of the contents. And, no, something notarized is not automatically a public document.
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That post is mixed with truth and falsehood. You are posting statements that are misleading.
AWAY FROM HERE WITH YOUR ANTI SUI JURIS POSTS!
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