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November

A year later.

Jim Kennedy

It has been over a year since I had filed a MEMORANDUM OF LAW in support of "NOTICETO THE EXECUTIVE of the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:

CHALLENGE TO JURISDICTION.

This memorandum consisted of 49 pages and was served upon the attorney general and governor of the defacto (unlawful foreign) 

Government (that was placed over us at bayonet point) here in North Carolina. Sent certified mail.

I have ...

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4

September

Change in strategy

Jim Kennedy

It seems that in the last 20+ years that when our argument is applied in court it seems that the prosecution is unwilling 

and unable to prove jurisdiction over a State Citizen. 

  Therefore, The question of jurisdiction is now placed with the executine branch in the office of the governor of the de-facto state.

There is more paperwork to be sent and we will have to wait for the ...

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12

August

Court

Jim Kennedy

Jim Kennedy has a court date in superior court August 30 2022. This is in Polk County North Carolina.

This will be the third court date there. More to follow.

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Milo Townsend, June 3rd, 2015 

Citizens of the de jure State of North-Carolina, when entering the courts of the de facto State, don’t typically avail themselves of the services of the State’s attorneys. Being members of the Bar, and hence owing a loyalty to the courts of the 39th State, Citizens of the 12th State have never had any reasonable expectation of obtaining ...

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When state citizen Milo challenges the jurisdiction of the de facto state of North Carolina (as allegedly put in place by the Reconstruction Acts of 1867-68), he is met with an illegal trial, followed by delays and what would appear to be intimidation by various officers of the court system.

Pursuant to the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA’s own statutory law, NCGS 15A-952(d), there exists a right to ...

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