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Originally Posted by Shoonra

1. The so-called Credit River Decision is one of the odd little jokes of the militia movement.

2. The court was in fact a Justice of the Peace tribunal, presided over by non-Justice of the Peace Martin V. Mahoney.

3. A JP court usually hears the real bottom level cases, mostly traffic offenses and small claims cases in towns not having more substantial courts with real judges for those caes.

4. In this instance the small claims case involved, I think, a bank loan.

5. Evidently Mahoney was on a downward slide mentally; he died within a year from the effects of serious alcoholism.

6. Mahoney was apparently flimflammed (perhaps without much effort) with militia-type arguments about bank loans not being real loans because money was credited to the borrower's bank account instead of being handed over physically in cash.

7. The bank, being dissatisfied with the outcome, was willing to litigate the matter further in a real court but,

8. at this point, Mahoney issued a sort of order that this was supposedly impossible because the bank would pay the filing fees to that second court with Federal Reserve Notes and Mahoney had "decided" -

9. without the matter actually being litigated - that FRNs were not money that could be used to pay the court filing fees.

10. So Mahoney was essentially trying to forbid the bank from paying the filing fee to have his decision reviewed by a real judge in a real court.

11. Mahoney, not being a lawyer, clearly didn't write this "order".

12. It was ghosted for him by Jerome Daly, who was the debtor in the case as well as a lawyer.

13. The "order" was ignored by the real judge of the second court

14. and when the matter was raised further the State Supreme Court took enough interest to declare the "Credit River Decision" to be, not merely overturned but of no validity whatever from its inception. Very strong words.

15. And Daly (who had reprinted this bogus decision in his anti-tax newsletter) was yanked up for serious lawyer discipline (he was eventually disbarred altogether for stunts like this);

16. Mahoney avoided his spanking only by dying.

You make claims, and sling mud.

Where have YOU published definitively verifiable validation of YOUR proof of each and every single one of your above enumerated frivolous fairy tale allegations?

Will you please, strictly adhering to Federal Rules of Evidence, substantively, and verifiably prove each of YOUR enumerated statements, in the order enumerated?

If not, why not?