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the court is the paperwork
There exists both Article I courts which practice admiralty, and Article III courts which practice common law. The judge decides which one he is presiding over based on your paperwork and your actions. He is the referee, he looks to you to see which game he is calling.
Let's say you want to sue a bank because it turned FRN's over to the IRS because of a Notice of Levy. If you submit your paperwork to US District court as a Living Soul acting pro se, seeking FRN's. You will lose "for failure to state a cliam upon which relief can be granted" 12(b)(c)3. Why? Your paperwork went to an Article I court, legal fiction court, and you went in as a Man/Woman of substance. They cannot deal with substance because they are a fiction. They never heard any of your claims because they couldn't, thus 12bc3.
If you submit your paperwork to the District Court of the United States of America, your case will be heard by an Article III judge (most likely retired), and you can state a common law claim. Be careful not to ask for FRN's in your Remedy because you are substance and the FRN's aren't. The judge can't deal with FRN's, and neither can you.
Law is both form and substance!
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