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Securities Violations: Sentencing Suspended
Editor's Note: All terms used below are found in the Glossary of the Redemption In Law book. Please also realize that there is no other way to express the events that transpired other than by the use of these terms.

A husband and wife were recently put through a kangaroo court proceeding in a U.S. District Court on securities violations charges and found guilty (convicted June 2000). Having already done his UCC-1 Financing Statement against both his and his wife's straw men, prior to the day of sentencing the husband executed an "Affidavit of Denial of Corporate Existence" (see Section 11 of the Redemption In Law book) and filed both it and the following statement at the County Recorder's office. At the sentencing hearing, the two "convicts," were offered the right of allocution (as required by the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure) whereupon the husband served his filing on the court and read the following into the record of the court:

"Your Honor, for the record, I accept for value these proceedings in their entirety and I am exempt from levy. I am the creditor on this account and case. I have the superior title and claim. Every action that I have taken in this matter has been put forth for establishing for the court my standing in law as the creditor. No claims have been made to the contrary. From the beginning of this case/account I have accepted all offers for value. There has never been a controversy before this court to be ruled upon.

This is a private matter and, for the record, I do not consent for your sentencing me for prison, fine, probation, or anything else. I do not consent and will not consent for punishment of any kind. I put forth this statement and the attached Affidavit of Denial of Corporate Existence into the record and request that the Order of the court be released to me immediately."

The judge and the other officers of the court were furious and beside themselves with anger, red-faced, and snorting like mad bulls. The judge called a "five-minute recess" and returned after 25 minutes, still steaming. He caustically stated to them:

"Terms of your release prior to your voluntarily reporting are the same. Thank you.

Goodbye." (Emphasis added) i.e. no sentence was passed, the judge terminated the proceedings, and the two of them walked out of the courtroom.

The next day the Probation Department tried to trick them into dishonoring a new "offer" (another presentment), which they promptly "accepted for value" and sent back, along with a notice of non-consent.

They are not in jail now, and have no plans to volunteer to go to jail in the future.

Moral: Do not consent to being enslaved if you do not wish to be enslaved.

Note: These former slaves have set a very bad example for other slaves by revealing to the world at large the utter impotence of the artificially contrived "system" when faced with an unlimited-liability sovereign being who knows the score. Actors within the system will undoubtedly try everything in their power to erase or reverse this undoing. It may be too late, however; the dyke has not only sprung a leak, it is beginning to give way altogether.

(The allocution-liberated couple was assisted throughout the case by a close, personal friend of the Authors, who provided the verbatim text of the Affidavit and statement read in court, and the judge's words.)

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THE OLD CODE
Be without fear in the face of your enemies; be brave, just and upright so God may love thee. Speak the truth always. Do no harm, Safeguard the helpless, That is our OATH!!