The below recipients are hereby served the following notice:
To: Menominee County Trustees: Robert Jamo, 95a District Court Judge; Mary Brouillette Barglind, 41st Circuit Court Judge; Jeffrey Rogg, Prosecuting Attorney
To: Michigan State Trustees: Larry Royster, Supreme Court Justice (All Members); Steve C. Parks, 94th District Court Judge (All Members); Joe Tate, Speaker of the House (All Members); Garlin Gilchrist II, President of the Senate (All Members) Ed McBroom, Senator; Dave Prestin, Representative; Jack Bergman 1st District Congressman
Cc: Mike Holmes, Menominee County Sheriff; Brett Botbyl, Chief of Police; Larry Phelps, Chairman of Menominee County Commissioners (All Members) c/o Marc Klieman, Clerk; Gretchen Whitmer, Governor; Dana Nessel, Attorney General; All Township & City Supervisors & Managers: Karma Tessmer, Linda E. Peterson, Jim Revall, Jeff Kiser, Stephen Wery, Peter Kleiman, Raymond Guard, Paul Anderson, Robert Desjarlais, Thomas Philipps, Lori M. Patzke, Ray Gurgall, Joe Linder, Jim Moraska, Mark A. Marklein
Notice of People's Assembly and Notice of Corrective Wisdom From The Supreme Court
Notice to Agent is Notice to Principal and Notice to Principal is Notice to Agent
I, one of the People (as seen in the 50 state constitutions), Sui Juris, do present you with this notice that you may provide immediate due care; Please take notice that the people have assembled and realized that agencies were being given faux authority to take liberty, property, and rights from the People, without the constitutionally required due process with courts of record and trials by jury. The People have come together to put the Supreme Court and Federal Legislature on notice, who in return have openly spoken about the violation of rights and problems with the unlawful practices that have been run by attorneys who have not understood the law (please see evidence from Justice Gorsuch communication in a recent court case below):
Discussion in Case:
SEC v. Jarkesy
Docket Number 22-859
Date Argued: 11/29/23
JUSTICE GORSUCH: So, Mr. Fletcher, with respect to your argument that Congress can move something from courts into agencies and the Seventh Amendment doesn't speak to that because it's not a suit, I think Noah Webster described a suit as any action or process for the recovery of a right or a claim before any tribunal, which would seem to be a problem. That's a pretty contemporaneous definition. And then Justice Brennan in Granfinanciera I think addressed your argument pretty squarely when he said Congress cannot eliminate a party's Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial merely by relabeling the cause of action and placing jurisdiction in an administrative agency. Thoughts?
MR. FLETCHER: Yeah. So I -- I guess I think that's still inconsistent with what the Court has said in
JUSTICE GORSUCH: I just quoted from Granfinanciera.
MR. FLETCHER: I -- I'm sorry. I -- I misspoke. I don't think that's what the Court held in Granfinanciera. It's inconsistent with what the Court said.
JUSTICE GORSUCH: Are you saying I misread it, Mr. Fletcher?
MR. FLETCHER: No, Justice Gorsuch. I'm saying -
JUSTICE GORSUCH: You said -- you said that that's a purely taxonomic change.
JUSTICE GORSUCH: And that that's not enough to render it no longer a suit for purposes of the Seventh Amendment, right?
MR. FLETCHER: Yes. I think, in context, Granfinanciera is talking about a proceeding that was in a bankruptcy court in the Article III setting. I think the Court's subsequent cases, including Oil States, have Heritage Reporting Corporation said, if you're permissibly in an Article III tribunal, then the Seventh Amendment doesn't have independent work to do. I apologize for misidentifying the case I was relying on.
JUSTICE GORSUCH: All right. But it -- it would seem strange. And we don't usually say the government can avoid a constitutional mandate merely by relabeling or moving things around. It's -- it's as much a violation to do something indirectly as it is directly we usually say, right?
Maxim: Maxim of Law 4b. He who does a thing by another is considered as doing it himself [i.e., the acts of an agent are the acts of the principal.] Broom, Max. 817, 818, et seq. (A Selection of Maxims of Law by Charles A. Weisman)
Please take notice that as agency workers, state judges, presiding judges, state legislators, etcthat you are bound by the Constitutions that you have all sworn to uphold, and from this time forward please be advised that taking children, cars, houses, weapons, rights, property, etc without a trial by jury in a court of record following the course of the common law is unlawful. Please also take further notice that attorneys, who don't have their name on the line, as they are not in positions of service and contract with the people, presenting you with the idea that it's acceptable to trample the people's rights by device or artifice does not in any way remove your responsibility for your wrongdoings. Furthermore, there is another element of wrong being committed when you are working in a federal program and make money outside of your normal salary for carrying out the functions of that program, leaving one with unclean hands on top of taking property or rights from the people without right! All past cases that bypassed the common law are unlawful. Therefore, it is my immediate demand, wish, and order that you restore all that has been unlawfully taken without constitutionally mandated due process, and notify all those who were harmed, or you agree that any wrong that is done in this regard in the future, or that has not been corrected from past trespasses, is done purposely, with full knowledge, intent and malice, and will be recognized as such by the People, whom you swore to serve and protect.
This notice is sent to you in the peace and love of Jesus Christ, that you may repent and do works worthy of the
Maxim: "Judicial notice is a form of evidence." Mann V Mann, 172 P. 2d 369, 375, 76 Cal. App. 2d 32.