Your Honor, I have a question, before I can answer that or make a "Plea".
Do the terms and words used in law have different meaning than those in English language?
Judge: Well, yes they do. [That is the only answer he can give]
Well then Your Honor, I DO NOT UNDERSTAND the Charges against me.
I will need each and every word defined for me, as to it's specific meaning in law.
Judge: Oh Boy! - Case Dismissed!
Now, you may wonder why this would work and why the judge would not just run roughshed right over you. Well, he may, but it would be thrown out later
upon appeal due to failure to follow administrative procedure. What is more likely to happen, is that the prosecution will be stuck and try to
intimidate you or the judge will try to trap you into something or giving up a right. the important thing to remember is this:
Each step of the proceeding is another step down the ladder in a decent into hell. However, not a single step can be taken and no jurisdiction gained,
until you answer the question in the affirmative. This is the chasm that you don't want to cross...the Bar. You may have walked up to the podium, but
until they get this "Yes, I understand the charges against me", they cannot proceed at all.
Now, what is the next step?
What is the definition of : Each important word that is used within the laws cited that the corporation claims you violated. [Code Violations for
Government Corporate Employees]
Person: I want it defined.
State" I want it defined
and every other word that could have more than one meaning. Ask for each one defined.
Then ask if the "Person" is the corporate person or the person standing in the courtroom?
Then ask if the State is the "Corporate State" or the Organic Republic lower case small "s" state.
United States has three distinct and different meanings. Get each one or the one they are applying to you.
This is dramatically alter their ability to move against you because everything they are doing is based on trickery, deceit, propaganda, lies and
intimidation.
Once you have gotten everything properly defined, provided they have not pulled out all their hairs yet and kicked and screamed like babies, and they
still persist, then ask them these questions:
1. Does this court have the right to compel me to contract in business? [Answer must be no]
2. Are these charges against me part of any business transactions with the court? [Answer must be no, but now they are nervous]
3. If I plea to these charges, am I not in fact, entering into a contract with this court? [Answer must be no, but now they are either sweating
bullets or have fled in fear, or dropped all charges]
4. Is this court a corporation or a judicial branch of government? Which one is it, because as far as I understand, it cannot be both or the
constitution is being violated through the separation of powers doctrine? [Very touchy stuff here but questions can never get you in trouble or held
in contempt if you are pleasant and courteous]
5. From here you can go to a number of other areas and places if you choose to. That is if they are still standing there and have not taken you and
escorted you to the front door of the courthouse and brought you outside and told you never to come back again.
I just handed you a loaded gun. It usually only takes one or two bullets to kill.
[edit on 16-10-2009 by nwodeath]