CopperCards - Do NOT PLEA

Clive Boustred tells you do NOT enter a Plea.
Demand a verified Complaint. Courts &
Attorneys will try to trick you to enter a plea.

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[gorgeousdzastr]

So common law is the "constitutional law" of the state? not codes and statutes? When you call for a common law court hearing, the "codes and statutes" are null and void? I am looking into common law now, and will follow up tomorrow.

Thanks

[williamwagener]

@gorgeousdzastr YUP, well I watched your vid about CORP courts, and you are also correct, but ONLY because you "AGREE" to waive Common Law, and go into their Corp. Kangaroo Court, and neither the Judge, nor the Clerk, or any lawywer will WARN you. Unless you file motions in advance, and then "appear by special limited appearance" to answer the call to "a" court, and lock them in by their OATH of OFFICE, you have waived your right to what the 7th Amendment GUARANTEES you, READ the 7th Amdmt

[williamwagener]

@wind0wninja ONLY real mistake Clive made was to believe the American Justice system had any scintilla of Justice. I think he left the North American Continent, and was cruelling denied visitation with his own sons... when it was his wife who was the adulterer and got custody.... did you know that Wind0wninja?>

[006006006006]

This CLIVE guy got it right. He is a real man, among nation of  mice.

[mrmotofy]

What US Code lists a felony to using Emergency Lights, when there is no emergency? My searches have come up with nothing.

[williamwagener]

@williamwagener - - - original copies of YOUR letter or Motion with case title, Ticket number and demand your 7th Amendment under Common Law OR demand CLERK and Judge DISMISS "with Prejudice" [with means they can not resurrect that case again]. They will likely send you a letter setting a Trial date. You make "a special appearance" until they acknowledge your right to JURY or admit they are in violation of OATH of OFFICE to UPHOLD the Constitution, with the 7th Amendment. got it?

[williamwagener]

@LADORSEY Good Question. Remember the JUDGE is a [allegely] a neutral referee. The CLERK of the COURT is the TRUE AUTHORITY because the CLERK has oath to keep the records for appeal, not the judge. So... with that in mind, in a traffic ticket, you go to the window where they expect you to PAY the fine, for which you were coerced to sign a contract to "Appear" on. You APPEAR to the supervising Clerk, a week or two before thge "date" to appear in court. You give the CLERK one of several

[TheMarcusMark]

@LADORSEY So, the only way, under trust law, for them to be able to charge the trust is to get the authorization from the beneficiary––us, and the only way for them to benefit from their charge is to get us to switch roles––from beneficiary to trustee and for them to switch their role––from trustee to beneficiary because no party can be both, at the same time. They must somehow trick us into accepting the role of trustee. Why would we do so when the trust is for our benefit?

[gorgeousdzastr]

where is the video with Roger Weidner a former prosecutor turned good guy

[gorgeousdzastr]

@williamwagener so I file a motion for special appearance and conditional upon their oath of office being put on and for the record? son n law has jury trial on 13th Sept so I need as much information as I can get.

you can't just go in there and say "I am here making a limited special appearance, until the court informs me that this is a Common Law, Constitutional Court." & then stop talking, say nothing until the court judge says "yes this is a Common Law Constitutional Court?

[gorgeousdzastr]

@williamwagener One day I went to court, and I said "I am here appearing specially not generally.. and as I was speaking the judge started talking over me, telling me there wont be any of that crap here in my court room.. I didn't know what to do then.. rofl

I WANTED to tell him something like.. Well it aint your friking court room judge. but I know where that would have led.

I ended up with a contempt charge, but he dropped it, and I had to pay the ticket. so I did. I shut my mouth then.. lol