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I attended traffic court with my wife in St. Louis County Circuit Court, where a motion hearing was to take place. My wife was called by the judge to approach the bench. She approached with me in tow. The prosecuting attorney took his position at the left corner of the table facing the judge and my wife took her place at the far right corner with me to her right. Read on…
On May 8, 2009, I appeared in courtroom 108 for the 20th Judicial Circuit Court in response to a Notice to Show Cause arising from a traffic ticket issued in 2006 by Collinsville, Illinois. The presiding judge was Zina Renea Cruse (pictured here). It appears that this courtroom is for first appearances relating to traffic/misdemeanor. Judge Cruse called my name and I approached the bench. When I questioned why I was being questioned about a dismissed charge, Judge Cruse attempted to tell me that, since Collinsville is in both Madison and St. Clair Counties, the Madison County part of Collinsville was dismissed, but not the St. Clair County side. I asked her if there were two charges arising from one incident which were filed in two counties by one municipality; to which she replied, “yes”. What that implies is that one traffic ticket issued by Collinsville subjected me to the jurisdiction of both Madison County and St. Clair County. That is either a bold-faced lie or an expression of incompetence. Furthermore, how would Judge Cruse have any information regarding the Madison County charge when she is sitting in St. Clair County? The charge from Collinsville was a municipal charge and the setting was municipal court in Collinsville. Read on…
Here is a Power Point presentation I used when I spoke at the Illinois Libertarian Party Convention in 2006. My speech focused on the Common Law, and how it is still operative in Illinois. Officials often portray individuals who invoke the Common Law as being fringe, patriot or militia radicals;it gets better. Read on…
(CNS News) Cass Sunstein, President Barack Obama’s nominee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), has advocated a policy under which the government would “presume” someone has consented to having his or her organs removed for transplantation into someone else when they die unless that person hasit gets better. Read on…
by Joe Pogany In a disturbing trend that has been emerging in the United States over the last few years, active-duty military will be on a mission in the streets of another modern American city. WPXI News is reporting that 2,000 combat-ready troops from the 2nd Brigade Combat team ofit gets better. Read on…
By Claire Wolfe The most remarkable thing about civil unrest is that there hasn’t been more of it. Politicians are making a hash of this country—and much of the rest of the civilized world. We know it. They know it. They know we know it. But we don’t feel weit gets better. Read on…
Police State Jobs Available for Psychopaths The sociopathic police personality: Is it a product of the “Rotten Apple” or the “Rotten Barrel?” http://www.springerlink.com/content/744g275720njq429/ The “Rotten Apple” theory states that deviant police officers are those who psychological testing fails to screen out. This concept is favored by police administrators because itit gets better. Read on…
It was not many years ago when I considered myself a supporter of “law enforcement.” (I made donations, had the F.O.P. and Sheriff’s department stickers and everything.) Cops were, I believed, the good guys, protecting the innocent and imposing justice upon evildoers. Oh sure, I knew there was corruption hereit gets better. Read on…
Your Right of Defense Against Unlawful Arrest These are not my words. These are the words uttered by the courts within the United States and other States. I am not advocating violence or promoting the unjust taking of life. As a matter of fact, I am morally opposed to anyit gets better. Read on…
Good stuff from a law professor, as well as a follow-up confirmation from a police officer. Basically, keep your mouth shut. The truth is irrelevant. The facts are subjective. Your liberty is up for grabs. Bottom-line, you cannot trust the police so why waste your breath? Follow-up by George Bruchit gets better. Read on…
His Malfeasance, the Marquis de Sade Nichols Parents face jail for not vaccinating their kids Maryland officials frustrated by lack of compliance with immunization policy I am sorry to say that due to the ignorance of many people who visit this link, and their propensity for violence and threats, that I am temporarilyit gets better. Read on…
It happened at an April 9, 2007 Collinsville, Illinois City Council meeting. Mayor, Stan Schaeffer, was taking input from “residents”. This is the part of the meeting where the City entertains comments and concerns from those in the community. I had spoken a number of times in the past, mainlyit gets better. Read on…
P.L. 109–13 — includes the Real ID Act of 2005Tutun v. United States, 270 U.S. 568, 576–77 (1926)Allen v. Graham, 446 P.2d 240, 243(1968)Ex parte Knowles, 5 Cal. 300 (1855)United States v. Babcock, 250 U.S. 328, 331 (1919)- These general rules are well settled: (1) That the United States, whenit gets better. Read on…
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