Judicial Utterances

[TheBlackTruth]

<font size=3>Ok, here's my next crazy idea. . .



I would like to do a study on the different forms of communication that can be uttered from a Judicial official.



My guess is i'm looking for a "Declarative Judgement" but i want to know what they all are and what they do before i commit to one direction.



Here's my plan:



To write a declatory judgement (or whatever i need to write) for a Judge to sign that CERTIFIABLY declares that John Quicny Soveriegn is a free Citizen of [State name] Republic at the age of majority, sui juris and capable of handling his own legal affairs; not a tax payer; not a 14th Amendment citizen of the United States; not a corporation or juristic person; not a resident of THE STATE OF [Corporate State Name]; who has no number, no address within the United States, not knowingly or consentually handicaped by any contract, explicit or implicit, with any government or government agency; not a driver; not an operator; explicitly reserving all rights and priveleges at common law and waiving none.



etc. etc. . . I would also put a picture on the document



And submit that along with an affidavit in support of the above to get it signed and certified.



If someone can get such a document signed by . ..say. . .a Federal Judge. . . .



Well, tell me what you think!



-BT[/color]

[Ice]

Yeah, but leave out the "not a taxpayer" part. There might be a time when you are actually "subject to and liable for" a tax. Remember, even though your wages are not taxable... "gains" are taxable. "Gains" is what "income" has been defined as.



Ice

[TheBlackTruth]

hmm. . .well then perhaps I should qualify "tax payer" as being per 26 USC's definition. . .. but i wasn't aware income had yet been unambiguously defined. . .



Anyone know where i can find a list of possible forms that a judge can issue?



-BT

[gregtu]

You can do an affidavit with all the information you want on it and if it's not rebutted by the judge or anyone else, it stands as truth. You can even file it with you county recorder's (public record) office. What say you?

[TheBlackTruth]

This is true, but I don't think it is strong enough.



For one, it leaves it open to be rebutted at a later date and an affidavit carries with it no authority (i intend to use this when documents are requested by a state agent).

[sadie]

If you ask the judge to declare your sovreignty blah blah with affadavit then give the judge the opportunity

to declare you a slave as the alternative.



Since the judge can not declare you a slave then how could he rebutt your sovreignty?

simple - he denies both sides of your filing. it happens.



jon

[weishaupt1776]

<font color=purple>[b]Yo BT, check out Ice & Henry's volley <a href ="http://www.suijuris.net/main/suijuris/forum/viewtopic.php?forum=4&showtopic=9262&mode=&onlytop ic=&show=5&page=2"> HERE</A>