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I, YOUR NAME , (hereafter “Requesting Party”) do request Assistance of Counsel in a
misdemeanor(s)/felony(s)/traffic charge(s) of CASE NUMBERS G00000/CO0000, KO00000
OM/LLA000000, FOR EXPIRED PLATES, NO PROFF OF INSURANCE, DROVE WHILE
LICENSE SUSPENDED, OBSTRUCTING ARRAIGNMENT. in a Federal court in Lansing,
Michigan arising under the sixth Amendment of the Bill of Rights of the Constitution of the
United States arising under the adjudged decision of the Supreme Court of the United States of
Mapp v. Ohio, 367 U.S. 643 (1961) stating the Bill of Rights of the Constitution of the United
States applies to the States as well as Federal in criminal charges overruling Wolfe v. People of
the State of Colorado, 338 U.S. 25 (1948). And further my constitutionally secured rights arise
under the Treaty with Russia at 15 Stat 539 of the year of 1867 containing the Constitution of the
United States and the Bill of Rights.
The Requesting Party has a right to Assistance of Counsel at the first instance of any
charges against the Requesting Party and including Arraignment arising adjudged decisions of
the Supreme Court of the United States in Powell v. State of Alabama, 287 U.S. 45, 59, 60
(1934), to wit:
In any event, the circumstance lends emphasis to the conclusion that during perhaps the most
critical period of the proceedings against these defendants, that is to say, from the time of their
arraignment until the beginning of their trial, when consultation, thoroughgoing
investigation and preparation were vitally important, the defendants did not have the aid of
counsel in any real sense, although they were as much entitled to such aid during that period
as at the trial itself. People ex rel Burgess v. Risely, 66 How. Pr. (N.Y.) 67; Butchelor v. State,
189 Ind. 69, 76, 125 N.E. 773. [Emphasis added]
On Assistance of Counsel at Arraignment, see also Hamiliton v. State of Alabama; 368
U.S. 52 (1961), Massiah v. United States, 377 U.S. 201(1964); McNeil v. Wisconsin, 501 U.S.
171(1991); Texas v. Cobb, 532 U.S. 162 (2001).
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Arising under the Laws of Michigan of 1939 of the Michigan Bar Act it clearly states
“Any person not an active member of the Michigan bar who engages in the private practice of
law . . .” [Emphasis added] is subject of a misdemeanor charge.
I, the Requesting Party, am entering into this Contract arising under right to Contract as
secured in Article 1 Section 10 of the Constitution of the United States as lawfully amended by
the qualified Electors of the several States and the Right of Assistance of Counsel as secured in
the sixth Amendment of the Bill of Rights in the Constitution of the United States.
I,
, (hereafter “Assistance of Counsel”)
as a lawfully licensed lawyer/attorney am empowered as Assistance of Counsel in the territorial
boundaries of Michigan do hereby agree to the following:
1. As the Assistance of Counsel, I will assist the Requesting Party; and,
2. As the Assistance of Counsel, I will only assist the Requesting Party in a Court in which the
Constitution of the United States and the Laws which shall be made pursuant thereof is the
rule of law; and,
3. As the Assistance of Counsel, I will not assist the Requesting Party in any Court which is a
statutory nonconstitutional court; and,
4. As the Assistance of Counsel, I will only assist the Requesting Party in a Court where only a
bona fide public officer [justice/judge/magistrate] of the United States has an Oath of Office
on file in a public forum that arises under Article VI of the Constitution of the United States,
1 Stat 23 being a Law of the United States, and Article XVI section 1 of the Constitution of
the State of Michigan and the Laws of Michigan; and,
5. As the Assistance of Counsel, I will only assist the Requesting Party in a Court where only a
bona fide public officer [justice/judge/magistrate] of the United States with a true Civil
Commission on file in a pubic forum as mandated by the Laws of the United States, the
decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States, the Laws of Michigan, and the
Constitution of the State of Michigan; and,
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6. As an Assistance of Counsel, I will advise Requesting Party of all of his/her Constitutionally
secured rights. As Assistance of Counsel, I will not waive under color of law any of
Requesting Party’s constitutionally secured rights without the express written consent of the
Requesting Party; and,
7. As the Assistance of Counsel, I will only assist the Requesting Party in a true court of record
with prescribed boundaries, a true seal of court, and being a true constitutionally empowered
Court with a judge, justice, or magistrate that is not a member of the Michigan Bar pursuant
to the Laws of Michigan as found in the Michigan Bar Act of 1939.
8. As a citizen is the status with Privileges and Immunities and Rights secured in the
Constitution, the Assistance of Counsel shall disclose the following in writing:
a. What type of citizen does the Assistance of Counsel assist:
A. citizen of the United States of America; and/or,
B. American citizen; and/or,
C. citizen of Michigan and citizen of the United States; and/or,
D. citizen of the United States residing in Michigan; and/or
E. citizen of Michigan; and/or,
F. citizen of a National Legislature only, being Congress; and/or,
G. citizen of one of the several States; and/or,
H. Other
b. Will the Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights be used by the Assistance
of Counsel and if so, what is the status of citizen that has said Privileges and Immunities;
and,
c. Does the Requesting Party have the Privileges and Immunities of the complete
Constitution of the United States and Bill of Rights or if just certain parts, please identify
these certain parts; and,
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d. Does the Requesting Party have the Privileges and Immunities of the Constitution of the
particular one of the several States in the District Court of the United States in which this
criminal/civil action is being prosecuted; and,
e. What citizen status is required for the Requesting Party to have the Privileges and
Immunities of the Constitution of the one of the several States in the District Court of the
United States in which this criminal/civil action is being prosecuted; and,
f. As the Requesting Party is demanding a Trial by Jury of his Peers as secured in the Sixth
Amendment and a Trial by Jury as secured the Constitution of the one of the several
States, what is the citizen status the Requesting Party’s Peers that will be the source of
the jury; and,
g. Will the Peers of the Trial by Jury of the Requesting Party be using their true names; and,
wherein the crime shall have been committed”, so what is the citizen status of the jury
that will be used in the Requesting Party’s Trial by Jury of his Peers; and,
i. As secured in the laws of the United States arising under Article VI in the Judiciary Act
of 1789 in section 29 we find “. . . the jurors shall have the same qualifications as are
requisite for jurors by the laws of the State of which they are citizens, …” . What is this
citizen status which is mandated and will the jury of the Request Party’s Peers be the
same; and,
j. Will the Requesting Party Peers have the status of American citizens, and citizens of the
United States of America and does the Assistance of Counsel concur or disagree. Would
also a citizen of Michigan and citizen of the United States be proper as a Peer? Explain.
k. Will the Assistance of Counsel be using the Fourteenth Amendment in any manner, and
if so why, understanding that the Requesting Party is a white citizen.
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l. The Assistance of Counsel shall provide a copy of the law(s) of the United States that
provides for the penalty or fine for said offense in this criminal charge.
m. The Assistance of Counsel shall provide a copy of the documents of the probable cause
of guilty based upon evidence by the judiciary that initiated this criminal charge, a copy
of the preliminary examination, and the Information or Complaint. And further the
Assistance of Counsel shall validate that all documents are constitutional for the
man/woman that is the Requesting Party; and,
n. The Assistance of Counsel shall disclose if a corporation defendant status is being used in
the instant case; and,
As the Assistance of Counsel, I
, have read the
proceeding contract and understanding same, do hereby agree to abide by all of the terms and
conditions so stated and to always abide by the Constitution of the United States and the Laws
which shall be made pursuant thereof which are not listed or enumerated in this contract.
Date
Assistance of Counsel
Witness
Requesting Party
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