12 Years For Filing Lien Against Judge

[sheisaceo]

http://www.kfdm. com/onset? id=24625&template=article. html

Other than harboring a death wish, what did this guy do wrong to get this? I don't want to be in his shoes so avoidance is key.

[ezrhythm]

I can almost guarantee that he didn't get a court judgement first.

[Livefire]

Originally Posted by sheisaceo

http://www.kfdm. com/onset? id=24625&template=article. html

Other than harboring a death wish, what did this guy do wrong to get this? I don't want to be in his shoes so avoidance is key.

He messed with the system and quite possibly caused risk management some financial loss. And THAT, from their viewpoint, is far more heinous than murder ever could be!

The commercial lien process, while quite valid and worked several years ago, is no longer effective against public officials. Lawmakers in most states have effectively indemnified rogue public servants via legislation making this illegal. You can administratively default the official and get either a common law jury decision or certificate of dishonor from a notary all you want, it aint gonna fly! No defacto state or federal court recognizes common law bodies and it's the notary's a$$ barbequed and smothered in molasses if he/she participates in such an action! Bottom line, you wont be able to get a court to recognize/ domesticate your foreign judgment and make it legal to file the lien.

[Extramural]

Your link is like your posts.

An unnecessary waste of space.

or, you have air in your head.

Other than that, after I pieced together the broken links of chain to make a complete (continuous) link,

The irony is that the inmates claims that the attorney perjured himself still went unanswered, didn't they?

There is no justice in the "justice" system.

[rentiap]

Originally Posted by sheisaceo

http://www.kfdm. com/onset? id=24625&template=article. html

Other than harboring a death wish, what did this guy do wrong to get this? I don't want to be in his shoes so avoidance is key.

You obviously have not listened and comprehended all of Vic's material.

If you had then you would not be posting this question.

[Livefire]

Not that I have reviewed all of Beck's material yet, but no one utilizing his thinking would even consider liening an official as that would put them in a position of assumpsit and not as an agent of the "firm". They would accept the presentment on behalf of the firm and direct the presenter to the proper department for accounting.

[theghost]

Originally Posted by sheisaceo

http://www.kfdm. com/onset? id=24625&template=article. html

Other than harboring a death wish, what did this guy do wrong to get this? I don't want to be in his shoes so avoidance is key.

I cannot believe that someone beat Shoonra to one of these stories,.....he must be on vacation.

[rentiap]

Originally Posted by Livefire

Not that I have reviewed all of Beck's material yet, but no one utilizing his thinking would even consider liening an official as that would put them in a position of assumpsit and not as an agent of the "firm". They would accept the presentment on behalf of the firm and direct the presenter to the proper department for accounting.

Yes that was precisely my point. I am glad to see that you are listening to Vic and comprehending his materials. unlike others.

[David Merrill]

One should have the finding of facts, as stated here court order, in place first.

Originally Posted by Ezrhythm

I can almost guarantee that he didn't get a court judgement first.

If the guy can even feign color of governmental immunity, there are statutes formed in the '90s against liening government officials. It is important to pull the tort out of governmental immunity as a personal libel.



Regards,

David Merrill.

[Livefire]

Excellent point David!

Make that official prove that he/she in FACT is performing as a de jure officer. No oath, no immunity and the "official" is liable for any and all acts! Then by all means lien away.