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SUI JURIS - the TRUTH in the RECORD - Gaston SUI JURIS - THE TRUTH IN THE RECORD - Gaston SUI JURIS THE TRUTH IN THE RECORD A PROCESS FOR THE PEOPLE TO ACCESS THE COURTS By Pamela and Will Gaston Especially see the Back Cover SUI JURIS TABLE OF CONTENTS A Process for The People to Access the Courts Chapter 1 Opening the Book ........................................................ Page 2 Chapter 2 Sui Juris = Sovereignty ................................................ Page 4 Chapter 3 As Any Reasonable Person Would Understand.......... Page 8 Chapter 4 Time to Claim Personal Sovereignty in Court ............ Page 9 Chapter 5 Already Heard It .......................................................... Page 13 Chapter 6 Introduction by Will Gaston ........................................ Page 15 Chapter 7 What Is Happening To You In The Courtroom.......... Page 18 Chapter 8 "Child Abuse Industry"; Non Constitutional Courts.. Page 19 Chapter 9 The Public Record - only Real thing happening .......... Page 23 Chapter 10 All Judges and Attorneys are Bar Members ............ Page 24 Chapter 11 Undisputed Testimony Becomes Fact ....................... Page 27 Chapter 12 Prosecute Your Own Case; Make the Record ......... Page 28 Chapter 13 File for Discovery - Freedom of Information Act ..... Page 29 Chapter 14 The Process for the People to Access the Courts ..... Page 30 Chapter 15 Make the Record - Insist on Speaking ..................... Page 37 Chapter 16 Going Into Court ......................................................... Page 38 Chapter 17 Filing Your Own Motions ........................................... Page 42 Chapter 18 Everything They Do To You - Appeal! ...................... Page 45 http://familyrights.us/bin/sui_juris/[5/23/2011 2:39:28 PM] SUI JURIS - THE TRUTH IN THE RECORD - Gaston Chapter 19 Special Writs ............................................................... Page 51 Appendices ©Copyright 2000 All Rights Reserved Published May 2000 First Edition Printing August 2001 Page 2 Sui Juris THE TRUTH IN THE RECORD A Process for The People to Access the Courts Sui Juris: of his own right; authority; possessing full social and civil rights; having capacity to manage one's own affairs The Truth in the Record: Lawful Due Process. A court is a place to make a Public Record. A Plaintiff, a Defendant, a neutral judge to a jury decision, in all cases Constitutionally protected. Chapter 1 Opening The Book Inalienable Rights: Rights which are not capable of being surrendered or transferred without the consent of the one possessing such rights. (Morrison C State, Mo, App., 2422 SW 2d 97, 101) Sovereign: A person, body or state in which Supreme authority is vested. (The Supreme Authority formerly belonging to the King was vested in The People - freeborn Natural Persons, in the US Constitution and Bill of Rights through a Republican form of government.) Where is YOUR SOVEREIGNTY in this hierarchy? Page 3 http://familyrights.us/bin/sui_juris/[5/23/2011 2:39:28 PM] SUI JURIS - THE TRUTH IN THE RECORD - Gaston Page 4 http://familyrights.us/bin/sui_juris/[5/23/2011 2:39:28 PM] SUI JURIS - THE TRUTH IN THE RECORD - Gaston An innocent, Natural Man or Woman is literally "above the Law". He or she stands ON this Constitutional foundation as revealed in the diagram above. The restrictions apply to Government from the Constitution down through the Administrative and Corporate structures and are not applicable to Free, Natural persons. The Constitution does not bestow rights on anyone. Your Inherent Rights come from your Creator. You possess them yourself, naturally. The Constitution is a restriction on the government, not on you, preventing your sovereign, Inherent Rights from being violated. Your sovereignty exists literally where you stand, and by birthright, reiterated by the Constitution. Yet most people mistakenly think of themselves "below" the standing of an attorney. Seeing themselves at the bottom of this pyramid, they are "standing under" or "understanding" that they gave their rights up when they agreed to allow someone else to "represent" them. (Now you know what you just gave the judge when he asked if you "understood" what he was doing to you in court ! And you said "yes", NOT understanding at all that it means you "stand under" in agreement with his process. The court from then on says you "admitted" that you "understood" the "charges". An Inherent Right is a RIGHT, not a privilege, the exercise of which cannot lawfully be restricted with a tax or license or permission by the government. The diagram above rightfully outlines the hierarchy wherein our freedom and Republican Authority of the People is found and which Authority must be asserted and exercised. Chapter 2 SUI JURIS = SOVEREIGNTY Who is the authority in YOUR Life? The concept of Sui Juris is to experience the meaning of personal Sovereignty. Not in the abstract, but in a REAL experience. To KNOW. How do you react when you are tempted or told to compromise your integrity? How do you react when you are afraid? How do you respond when you are called before some authority, and you know your rights or the rights of someone else are being violated? Do you speak out? Do you look away? Do you stand up to the abuser, or sit speechless and terrified if the abuser is wearing a black robe and sheriffs are surrounding you to stop you from speaking? Do you respond from a place of fear? Or, from a place of confidence, knowing your Inherent Rights and demanding that the abusers uphold the Law and allow your rights to be protected? Are you a victim subject to their trained intimidation, or knowing you have the right and power to access the Public Record, do you act like these judges and agents of the court are public servants who work for you? Page 5 The Equal process of Law is that All Men (and Women) are Created Equal before God, Our Creator. We are born with Inherent Rights, given to us by God. The Constitution does not GIVE rights to people, and there are no "constitutional rights". The Constitution is our contract at birth that RESTRICTS GOVERNMENT to PROTECT INHERENT RIGHTS. It is a common error that people believe that the constitution gives them their rights. Your birthright is from God. The concept of Sovereignty must be experienced to understand the difference. Wherever you stand - you put out your arms - there is where you have "landed". That is your "sovereign space". Just like a King landing on some foreign territory, planting a flag, and declaring his sovereignty, wherever he landed, his Kingdom established. In your sovereign space, which extends to your home and personal abode, whether that be a box or a car or a cave or a mansion, and including state sovereignty, your Inherent Rights are to be protected, and your sovereign space is not to be violated, for yourself, your Offspring, and your Family Body. Constitutionally, YOU ARE A KING OR A QUEEN in your castle, as the Bill of Rights gave the common man the sovereignty that previously belonged only to the King. Everywhere you go, your personal sovereignty goes with you, and you cannot "give" it up - it is your Natural Human Rights, to breathe, and to eat, to think, to speak, to live unmolested and to rear your children in your family according http://familyrights.us/bin/sui_juris/[5/23/2011 2:39:28 PM] SUI JURIS - THE TRUTH IN THE RECORD - Gaston to your beliefs. As many people grow up, they develop "dualities", or images of something they DO, confused with who they ARE. They view the world from the perspective of their personal illusions, and live in a mode of protecting the images they are upholding. Sovereignty cuts right through this "image", because the "image" can be compromised, and believe me, that is exactly what the judge will do to you in the courtroom if you challenge them. People think they will react a certain way when they stand outside of a courtroom, yet most people have no experience at all, and do not realize that the EXPERIENCE, IN COURT, of these concepts is very different from THINKING about it. We have heard it called "the gravity effect" wherein most people get into a courtroom and clam up, terrified to speak, big strong men who moments before were full of themselves, with how they were going to confront their abusers, but in the courtroom they're completely intimidated and deferring to the judge. The judges and attorneys are seasoned vultures, trained to watch your every move and word, constantly assessing their prey for vulnerabilities, and for the common man to think he will play their game and win, is a fatal error every time. This Sui Juris process cuts through the facade they are enacting, and allows the Truth to be revealed. Most people benefit immediately from learning to understand what they are in the middle of. The schemes and plots are being acted out right in the open, the attorneys have not hidden their corrupt practices, these deceptions are routine, used in the courtrooms every day. The blindness is because the People do not know what they are looking at, or HOW DIFFERENT IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE. The first part of this book will discuss from various angles the nature of the Beast that devours us, and anyone involved in the courts will recognize immediately the corrupt methods that are outlined here. Page 6 The trained "robot" agents of the state always act the same way, at every level, are reflection of each other. The fish rots from the head down, and from the top of the American government there is complete unaccountability at this time, a fetid decay and perverted morality, without exception. This global agenda is being enforced against our Constitutional Republican government and State sovereignty. The courts operate from the perspective that you are a commodity under corporate status, called "state property", an "asset", and the judge has complete control over you and your life.
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