Slow but true release by 9th Circuit

[rottweiler]

Take the Driver's license for example, would it be a good idea to cut it in half or can I use the misnomer as a transmitting utility for stuff? I could see myself getting pulled over by a cop and he asks me for a license and I tell him I don't have one. Then I r4c the tickets and the license is suspended. It would seem easier to just take out a scissors and cut it in half right now and get it over with.

I just called the city clerk to find out what to do to get rid of the voter registration just before I read your post. No answer and her mailbox full. I will try to call later today and update it. It is much better to have proof that I am not registered to vote than to slip up like I did.

I heard of a case from a law student where someone was being accused of a crime but since they never had a Social Security number, birth cert., etc., they walked.

Originally Posted by David Merrill

Good questions.

Lousy questions.

What I mean is they display typical conditioning.



You answer yes? Well there is the testimony you are presuming they would act upon anyway. Otherwise you are in control of whether you are registered to vote or not; right?

This from a man, David Merrill, who has never ever registered to vote. So you can try this. Go update your voter registration and do not check the box "US CITIZEN YES___ NO____." You will get a letter back saying that you cannot be registered because you did not swear to be a citizen of the US. Then take that letter to the county clerk and recorder and publish their testimony that you are not a registered voter! *

What is it about the way I think? Why don't people see how courts of competent jurisdiction function until I slap you around for being so silly? [I have read The Trachtenberg Speed System of Basic Mathematics for one thing among many.] You probably think your testimony about what you are not is sufficient in a court of competent jurisdiction? Don't you know that a negative is impossible to prove? Or is it that you just don't think about what you know so as to apply it?



Yes but it has to be presented in complete absence of contradiction - within the scope of the contract presentments being made.

Identify yourself properly.

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Regards,

David Merrill.


* A good clerk, meaning one who is not attorning for the Bank and Fund, will send you an acknowledgment of your affidavit demanding you be removed from the registry. But do not forget to publish that testimony. The key is to get that testimony from them. Not to testify yourself or spout hearsay.

[David Merrill]

Originally Posted by rottweiler

Take the Driver's license for example, would it be a good idea to cut it in half or can I use the misnomer as a transmitting utility for stuff? I could see myself getting pulled over by a cop and he asks me for a license and I tell him I don't have one. Then I r4c the tickets and the license is suspended. It would seem easier to just take out a scissors and cut it in half right now and get it over with.

It is not a misnomer - just keep in mind that if anybody else uses it but you backing the birth certificate where it was formed, that is identity theft. Abatement for misnomer simply requires any court clerk to correct the misnomer in ten days or the cause is considered vacated.

I was telling suitors to sign thier driver licenses "True Name dba FIRST MIDDLE LAST" so the Dept. of Revenue changed out all the digital signature pads for smaller ones. Sign the driver license with only your first and middle name and explain that the all upper case lettering is not your name whenever you hand it to a police officer. Now you are set up for a Refusal for Cause on any tickets.

I just called the city clerk to find out what to do to get rid of the voter registration just before I read your post. No answer and her mailbox full. I will try to call later today and update it. It is much better to have proof that I am not registered to vote than to slip up like I did.

City clerk? That sounds really METRO there. Here, even city officials elections are registered through county.

I bet you will be told that there is no point to withdrawing or rescinding voter registration. If you don't want to vote, don't go. But there is a policy I believe in the state guidelines for the Elections, conforming to the State of Colorado constitution that one can send in an affidavit and like I said, the good county clerk will write an acknowledgment that your legal name has been removed.

I heard of a case from a law student where someone was being accused of a crime but since they never had a Social Security number, birth cert., etc., they walked.

Yes indeed. With no bonding, there is no cause.



Regards,

David Merrill.

[rottweiler]

Damn, the license for my strawman was recently renewed. I guess I need to lose that and see if they will allow me to sign with just my first and middle name. Maybe if I scribble I can get away with it. What about the picture, should I wear a disguise? roflmao

Is the abatement for misnomer automatic or is that in your paperwork served on the clerk?

What did you do, if anything, to make the use of your identity a theft and not a voluntary act?

The city clerk wants me to bring in a letter saying I am no longer a US citizen and she will give me a letter back saying since I am no longer a US citizen I am no longer registered to vote. I show ID and she signs it and I am going to file it in a case file I have in the county and pull a couple true and correct certified copies for my records.

Originally Posted by David Merrill

It is not a misnomer - just keep in mind that if anybody else uses it but you backing the birth certificate where it was formed, that is identity theft. Abatement for misnomer simply requires any court clerk to correct the misnomer in ten days or the cause is considered vacated.

I was telling suitors to sign thier driver licenses "True Name dba FIRST MIDDLE LAST" so the Dept. of Revenue changed out all the digital signature pads for smaller ones. Sign the driver license with only your first and middle name and explain that the all upper case lettering is not your name whenever you hand it to a police officer. Now you are set up for a Refusal for Cause on any tickets.



City clerk? That sounds really METRO there. Here, even city officials elections are registered through county.

I bet you will be told that there is no point to withdrawing or rescinding voter registration. If you don't want to vote, don't go. But there is a policy I believe in the state guidelines for the Elections, conforming to the State of Colorado constitution that one can send in an affidavit and like I said, the good county clerk will write an acknowledgment that your legal name has been removed.



Yes indeed. With no bonding, there is no cause.



Regards,

David Merrill.

[David Merrill]

Damn, the license for my strawman was recently renewed. I guess I need to lose that and see if they will allow me to sign with just my first and middle name. Maybe if I scribble I can get away with it. What about the picture, should I wear a disguise? roflmao

Or just tell the officer that is not your name.

Is the abatement for misnomer automatic or is that in your paperwork served on the clerk?

You process the abatement from superior court.

What did you do, if anything, to make the use of your identity a theft and not a voluntary act?

It is not identity theft unless somebody is stealing it.

The city clerk wants me to bring in a letter saying I am no longer a US citizen and she will give me a letter back saying since I am no longer a US citizen I am no longer registered to vote. I show ID and she signs it and I am going to file it in a case file I have in the county and pull a couple true and correct certified copies for my records.

Just use the form. Otherwise just command they remove you from the registry and acknowledge it.

[rottweiler]

My strawman is longer on the Wisconsin roll of registered voters because I am not a US citizen and have no ID, the city clerk purged my name from the computer. I will try to vote in the Mayor's race February 20th, without ID, to be sure.

Originally Posted by David Merrill

Or just tell the officer that is not your name.



You process the abatement from superior court.



It is not identity theft unless somebody is stealing it.



Just use the form. Otherwise just command they remove you from the registry and acknowledge it.