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Originally Posted by 2501
Q#1: Is there anything signed by an attorney? A summons is issued by one who has authority to issue it. And if there is not a court case (refer back to Q#1) then how can there be a summons?
points of study (so you don't have to take my word for it) * look at the charter and see who has authority to commence an action
* look up the elements of what constitutes a summons and what is a summons function or what it is supposed to do
* look up what "copies" of the traffic ticket look like in the administration code.
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Dear 2501;
It is all pretty much voluntary contract law. If you fail to validate your Government bond (FDR 1933) against yourself, then they will try all sorts of little tricks to get you to incriminate yourself.
Once when they could not proceed with me they simply gave me a bond agreement and since I did not show for the meeting, I lost the $750. That is all I agreed to, and that was in my true name ergo, no bond/birth certificate.
Without judicial process anything goes if the "defendant" is conditioned enough to become one. I know of one fellow who put in the Notice of Interlocutory Appeal attached. The "judge" asked the prosecutor if they would be having a trial? The prosecutor seemed to be asking the "judge" the same question. The "judge" said something about maybe there would be a blizzard and that would be a snow day... six weeks in the future....
They just Hee'd and Haw'd around waiting for the "defendant" to decide whether or not he would be coming to the trial - they were asking him if he wanted a trial.
I suppose that is why so many people question the power of Refusal for Cause in contract law. They are conditioned to think the courts are prescribed to follow law.
Regards,
David Merrill.
P.S. Once the officer has validated your
Government bond here in Colorado, he issues a
Uniform Summons and Complaint and Penalty Assessment. So that pretty much covers the trial beginning to end unless you argue at an arraignment that you are not guilty. Like William Thornton preaches; the trial is held at the incident (on the roadside). The only purpose of the "trial" in court is to
reconstruct the trial for review of facts before peers (a jury or impartial judge). Too bad so many people agree to a courtroom trial on the side of the road by posting themselves
Government bond.
