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Calling the Common Law A Team to critique this notice from Animal Control and the reply to point out mistakes, if any. Scenrio: The Animal Control notice was left on a doorknob on the house that read a complaint has been made against you regarding the care of your (fill in the blank) dog. Violation of Lease Law and Public Nuisance. Please call Animal Control within 24 hours to show cause why action should not be taken against you and/or your animal(s) impounded. signed Karen The reply by email. Subject: Public record notice to Karen and Animal Control Greetings Karen, Fair Notice to Karen and County Animal Control. Notice to agent is notice to principal, notice to principal is notice to agent. Karen left a notice on my door to the effect “a complaint has been made against you.” I don’t know who this notice is for. I am not you. Who is you and who made the complaint? Obviously a mistake has been made. I’m going to have to return the notice and have any complaint against ‘you’ discharged. I have done no wrong. I have broken no law. If anybody is making a claim that I caused harm or wrong or owe money or caused damage, bring forth a man or woman now who will swear under oath or affirmation in open court and I will answer the claim without prejudice. Without sworn verbal testimony from a competent 3rd party first hand witness who can be questioned under oath no court has jurisdiction and no due process of law occurs. Karen, has done wrong and broken the law. In leaving a notice on my door, Karen, trespassed without consent or right, upon my property, which is clearly posted NO TRESPASS at the driveway and also on my house. Neither a titled employee of the county, nor the woman Karen, is granted extra rights to trespass or interfere with my property. Karen was twice given notice “ Those so trespassing are subject to civil and criminal penalties” and I might add due process common law trial by jury. The Animal Control notice indicates I should please contact Animal Control within 24 hours and show cause why action should not be taken against ‘you’ AND/OR ‘your’ animal, to which I repeat, who is ‘you’ and what is ‘your’ and which animal is impounded? I am not mentioned at all. I am not you. Surely Animal Control knows who I am, as I have been threatened with action. I decline any invitation to contract with Animal Control. I am responding as a courtesy only, without prejudice. An “animal(s) impounded” is indicated on the Animal Control notice signed by Karen, making the woman Karen a wrongdoer and liable for her actions. If Karen or any agent of Animal Control Division has stolen my property, now or in the future, she and/or her employer hold my property in naked possession, and I require immediate restoration of my property or fair and just compensation in the amount of $10,000. I am giving fair notice to said wrongdoer to show cause why I should not file a claim, a lawsuit, against her personally (not the title of office) for trespass and administration of my property without right or consent. Transgressions will be dealt with in a properly convened court of record where the wrongdoer is summoned and brought forth under oath or affirmation to verify my claim of trespass and $10,000 compensation. I will forgive those who trespass against me as I would wish they to forgive my trespasses, when any said actions in the Animal Control Division notice which extort, threaten, harass or intimidate are discharged. For your convenience I have included the text of the NO TRESPASS notices on my property. (*** Note, Common Law A team: This trespass notice was written and been displayed for awhile and doesnt sufficiently reflect common law. It needs to be, and will be re-written, but in this instance it serves well enough.) ############################################## WARNING – PRIVATE PROPERTY NO TRESPASSING without the owner’s express verbal or written authorization This includes any and all Government Agents except in case of a fire or medical emergency Those so trespassing are subject to civil and criminal penalties per USC TITLE 18 Sections 241 & 242 and any and all other applicable Federal and State civil or criminal “Trespass” Statutes. This NO TRESPASS notice is also subject to the following provisions: You are hereby notified that the owner(s) of this property requires all public officials, agents or person(s) to abide by the “Supreme Law of the Land” the US Constitution and the ratified Amendments thereto. Owner(s) refuse to permit any access, search, audit, assessment or inspection whatsoever of this property without the presentation of a warrant prepared as prescribed by the 4th and 14th Amendments to the US Constitution and “particularly describing the place to be searched and the person or things to be seized” Alleged Zoning or land use code violations do not establish constitutional reasons for entering this property. VIOLATORS WILL BE TREATED AS INTRUDERS A Government official, agent or any other person(s) entering the property without the express consent of the owner(s) and without proper warrant as described above will be considered an intruder attempting to trespass, extort, injure, threaten, harass, intimidate or otherwise jeopardize the life and property of the owner of this property. Violations can trigger fines of up to $10,000 and prison sentences of up to 10 years, or both, pursuant to trespass law as listed above. Use of necessary force may be used at the sole discretion of the owner(s). If you need to provide any notice to the owner(s) the mailing address is available from the County Assessor’s Office. Any such notice must be mailed by U.S. Mail postage prepaid, Certified-Return Receipt Requested. WARNING – PRIVATE PROPERTY ############################################## (*I authorize an agent of Animal Control Division to reply to this Public record notice by email this time. In the future do not trespass. I have given instructions how to notice and contact me.)
Posted on: Tue, 25 Nov 2014 00:48:51 +0000

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