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Originally Posted by Godssun
So the application of statutes to "one" was never done before the 14th Amendment?
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There had to be some kind of nexus under private law, just like there is today
They could have made clear language of who
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Originally Posted by Godssun
So without doing any status correction or anything else one can issue discovery. One asks for discovery from the plaintiff if there are any presumptions of the defendants "citizenship" being relied upon for jurisdiction. When the discovery answer comes back "no" one simply files a motion to dismiss due to lack of jurisdiction because there is no presumption.
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They can move forward because you have a DL, unchallenged BC,etc . .
And ALOT of times they deny discovery, so the status docs pretty much clobber them BEFORE you go to "court"
Anyway, Cody - we have the IRS shakin' in there boots at the USDC in upstte NY. I know our sh!t works
Your little "discovery" deal is mere intellectual conjecture, yet to be tested