Chapter 3: Courts
§5. Disclosure
As we would recall, the court is the person and suit of the sovereign, or the regal retinue. In this country, we have delegated certain authorities and hired people to work for us, known as the judicial system, so that justice may be properly administered when someone is harmed or injured. Some may choose to delegate complete authority to this system, and some may yield authority by their own volition in order to retain power of their court and utilize the administrative services in which our agencies offer.
The judicial system of this country was decreed and ordained by the people, for the people. It is another extension of our sovereignty that we can utilize, or of which can be utilized against us. The court system is a way to declare judgment to the world, and for justice to be enforced by the force of the law. It is a show that is put on for the world in order to prove something. That is one of the most important aspects to realize. No matter how right you may be, you still have to put on a good show to prove your points and gain the acceptance of the people.
Being a plaintiff in a Court of Record as one of the people allows you to retain complete authority of your court and use the judicial system as an administrative facility to carry out your court procedure according to the course of the common law. That is the only instance by which we can maintain our own courts and ascertain judicial recognition of the people’s inherent potential of volition. Setting up and proceeding in a court of record is a very specific course of affairs, and the highest level of jurisdiction in the hierarchy of these constitutional republics, and as such it is not something to be taken lightly.
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