No idea but the jews have done it in new york
No idea but the jews have done it in new york
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/28
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This can't be a real fucking question.
This can't be a real fucking question.
Welcome to the real world.
Welcome to the real world.
So it isn't, because nobody with any sanity or education beyond 3rd grade would ask such a ludicrous question. Citizens can't hold trial, "court". That's what the justice system is for. It's one of the three branches and I'm not stupid enough to figure out a reason as to how you're unaware of this.
So it isn't, because nobody with any sanity or education beyond 3rd grade would ask such a ludicrous question. Citizens can't hold trial, "court". That's what the justice system is for. It's one of the three branches and I'm not stupid enough to figure out a reason as to how you're unaware of this.
I didn't ask for an answer to your straw man position. I asked for an answer to my question. If you don't understand the distinction, well, that says everything...
Back in the real world, there is a legal process for the creation of courts. According to you the real world doesn't exist. Now, if you would like to, and can answer MY question rather than your own strawman, please feel free. If not, then please don't continue to carry on with your strawman.
Just FYI, I do know militias can in fact create courts and pass legal judgement, but only is specific military settings. Of which I do not know the details.
I didn't ask for an answer to your straw man position. I asked for an answer to my question. If you don't understand the distinction, well, that says everything...
Back in the real world, there is a legal process for the creation of courts. According to you the real world doesn't exist. Now, if you would like to, and can answer MY question rather than your own strawman, please feel free. If not, then please don't continue to carry on with your strawman.
Just FYI, I do know militias can in fact create courts and pass legal judgement, but only is specific military settings. Of which I do not know the details.
It isn't actually that simple. The power of the government is derived from the consent of the governed. A municipality and the court can be created by a group of land owners in an unincorporated area. This will still fall under county and state governments, but it can be done.
It isn't actually that simple. The power of the government is derived from the consent of the governed. A municipality and the court can be created by a group of land owners in an unincorporated area. This will still fall under county and state governments, but it can be done.
There might be some obscure law that would theoretically let you do that, but obviously the government isn't really going to let you. If necessary (and it probably wouldn't be) they would just change the rules anyway. Every legal system, anywhere, throughout human history is just a layer of abstraction to barely hide the naked force underlying it.
TL:DR Legal and illegal are relative to whoever has a monopoly on force.
There might be some obscure law that would theoretically let you do that, but obviously the government isn't really going to let you. If necessary (and it probably wouldn't be) they would just change the rules anyway. Every legal system, anywhere, throughout human history is just a layer of abstraction to barely hide the naked force underlying it.
TL:DR Legal and illegal are relative to whoever has a monopoly on force.
Any threat to zog, would be met with the full force of law enforcement.
We could try, but the feds will shut it down and arrest everyone for free think and treason.
Any threat to zog, would be met with the full force of law enforcement.
We could try, but the feds will shut it down and arrest everyone for free think and treason.
Maybe. But if there are lawful ways to create courts, it would be entertained. So far, it's a ton of fear mongering and active attempts to shut it down. lol.
If municipalities can create courts or there are loop holes, it would be a wonderful tactic.
Maybe. But if there are lawful ways to create courts, it would be entertained. So far, it's a ton of fear mongering and active attempts to shut it down. lol.
If municipalities can create courts or there are loop holes, it would be a wonderful tactic.
There is no way to do it under the USA, Inc. jurisdiction.
You would have to claim your sovereignty and create one under common law.
Example, in Scotland:
www. commonlawcourt.com/
Great intro to common law...
www. amazon.com/Heart-Blackstone-Principles-Common-Law/dp/1313128686/
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