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Question everything
The key is how your State Constitution is framed and what inadequacies you can force into submission nunc pro tunc 1787- via the Constitution of the (u)nited States of America.
i.e. Within the 49th state, practically all of our laws contained within “our” Statute Book are enacted improperly and are not laws at all, reference Joiner v State and 17 U.S. 316, 401. Also what is the apportionment from Congress in the issue/case? Is it binding only in District of Columbia and the Territories, the 50 States of the Union United States or both? Remember Congress is very precise when it references the 50 States in any act it presumes to order.
After that it’s a matter of defeating jurisdiction, collaterally if need be. Start with the Subject-matter, are the laws or statutes enacted correctly, are the offenses Statutory or Municipal Code? Is there a copyright on the Statute Book utilized to apply "public Law"? Remember a copyright infers a privete ownership. Research the forum sections and identify who you are or if you are even within the appropriate jurisdiction.
The answers are shared here to be pieced together for your unique situation. Don't rely on past case documents as the full force and effect to defeat an unwarrented jurisdiction, rather know the material and present the document of your drafting under the premise of being in proper person and persona- your words and words of maxims of law.
Most importantly, Be at peace with yourself when you draft your affidavidts and the understanding of the underlying deception will be more clear.
Good luck!
Kran
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