New paper: every law in America is technically public. But not really, until now!
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I live in a village of 120 homes. We have no cops, no mail delivery, no curbs, no joggers, etc. real small. Our city council learned this year that every single city ordinance is legally unenforceable because my city doesn’t have a local court system to contest the ordinances. They were told only county ordinances and state laws can be enforced by county sheriff deputies. I was thrilled the day that was announced lol.
County Sheriff is currently the only lawful Constitutional law enforcement agent is all counties in the US (even as CORP counties). Sheriffs have dual roles as Constitutional agent (sole remaining rep of sovereign county per original state Const due to phaseout of County Assembly body) AND as employee of the COUNTY CORP overlay that directly violates Article IV, Section 4 of US Const.
All sheriffs acting as agent of COUNTY CORP are now individually liable for fraud for ALL actions as of July 1, 2024. Nearly all have no idea. Civil fraud max statuatory damages are 3x actual and 200x punitive, potentially high enough to financially liquidate all sheriffs out of step with the SCOTUS rulings and the Constitution. Case against sheriff must be filed in Article III court for any actual damages. Other 2 parts of standing requirements must also be met (check prior to filing case). Offer a settlement proposal along with filing as most sheriffs are unaware and well-intentioned just trying to do their jobs as they see it.
Article II office holders immunity strip for nonlaws (via immunity upheld for Trump only for laws): https://www.scotusblog.com/cases/trump-v-united-states-3/
The county sheriff is actually the only civil authority I truly respect. I have never had any desire for a federal government that does anything other than defend borders, issue real money and resolve disputes amongst the states.
Exactly. Thats ALL they are supposed to do.
Please make this a post.
Then dont let them form and fund a city court. Ours did amdnit sucks. Nothing but for generating fines for income. Complete abuse of the system. Dont let it happen.
Current mayor likes the ruling. Women on city council don’t of course. Currently we will go without laws because the attorney fees would be too costly for our city. There are only 130 properties in the city limits to tax. Houses are very low value compared to the national average. None are high value. Our main tax revenue comes from a grain co-op.
You are lucky, at least you don’t have illegals there?
I believe my town of 450 is currently 100% white midwestern working class folks. As close to a high trust lawless society as I know about. Honest rational men can easily live with very little civil law. Sometimes people usually women get nosy around here though.
I wish I lived where there were no joggers.
Justice Gorsuch has written a book about this called Over Ruled, The Human Toll of Too Much Law Recommended reading!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/200229817-over-ruled?ac=1
That's great, thanks.
Thank you for the link.
Nitt https://nitter.poast.org/barrowjoseph/status/2067993371541492025
Link to Paper https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.19334
Dataset https://huggingface.co/datasets/LocalLaws/LOCUS-v1
Models https://huggingface.co/LocalLaws
It is a CORPORATE CORPUS, not a Constitutional Compendium.
All is administrative CORPORATE LAW. None of it is Constitutional, lawful, or enforce-able, except by fraud per June 28, 2024 strikedown of Chevron Doctrine. All cities (1999), counties (1966), and states (1933-1937) are Municipal Service Corporations (MSCs) created by the American Bar Association (and state franchises, 1878-1932) and OWNED by the US Treasury, part of the Executive Branch (Article II) per 15OCT1933 overlay of US CORP on top of Republic. "Rules and regulations" not passed by US Congress (state gov't actions are irrelevant because they are no longer sovereign and have no "rights" as subsidiaries of US Treasury) are NOT LAWS, and are VOID.
SCOTUS June 27-July 1, 2024 in a triumverate of cases ruled 1. all Article II rules and regulations NOT passed by Congress as laws (Chevron Doctrine) are automatically null and void (they violate Const and Sep of Powers), 2. All Article II administrative courts and null and void, and use of them is fraudulent, 3. Any Article II employee (read all IRS agents) attempting to enforce a nonlaw (see #1) using noncourts (see #2) is individually liable for fraud (Civil Statute) at 203x actual damages (immunity strip for nonlaw enforcement attempt). Clarification coming from SCOTUS "nonlaw = everything unconstitutional".
A. 27JUN2024: Article II admin courts (incl all state, county, city courts) are unconstitutional and may not impose penalties of any sort for any reason; case must be filed in Article III court and show standing: https://www.whitecase.com/insight-alert/supreme-court-rules-sec-use-house-tribunals-unconstitutional-potentially-far-reaching
B. 28JUN2024: Article II "Rules and regulations" (incl all state, county, city) are NOT laws and are void unless passed by US Congress (proper Article I body); Chevron Doctrine strikedown: https://www.scotusblog.com/2024/06/supreme-court-strikes-down-chevron-curtailing-power-of-federal-agencies/
C. 01JUL2024: Article II (including state, county, city) immunity strip for attempted enforcement of nonlaws (Article III SCOTUS implies no immunity for all acts repugnant to Const without explicit language to that effect, so far): https://www.scotusblog.com/cases/trump-v-united-states-3/
God bless you, sir.
And ignorance of the law is no excuse?
MemeToDeath2021, the information is very interesting and seems very inclusive. You must have a legal background.
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Interesting.