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Minding your business
- 1. Minding your business A quick glance at your status as an indivdual from a legal standpoint
- 2. With the help from standard legal definition we will understand 1. There exists a Corporation with the exact same name as you 2. What is a Natural Person and why you can't prove you exist as such 3. The US Court System only has jurisdiction over Corporations never a person
- 3. All legal definitions pulled from thelawdictionary.org
- 4. Natural Person: A human being, naturally born versus a legally generated Juridical Person.
- 5. Natural Person • Human Being • Naturally Born • Opposite of a Juridical Person
- 7. Entity, as a firm, that is not a single natural person, as a human being, authorized by law with duties and rights, recognized as a legal authority having a distinct identity, a legal personality. Also known as artificial person, juridical entity, juristic person, or legal person. Also refer to body corporate.
- 8. Juridical Person: • An Entity not a Natural Person • Has Duties & Rights Authorized by law • Distinct Identity / Legal Personality • Artificial person with Legal Identification • Also known as a Body Corporate
- 9. Think.. What are some of the things you have to indentify you?
- 10. Proving Identification • Driver Registration Photo ID = Legal Document • State ID = Legal Document • Social Security Card = Legal Document • Birth Certificate = Legal Document
- 11. Body Corporate: A Corporation
- 12. In order so that we can tie this all together lets look at a Citizen:
- 13. In general, A member of a free city or jural society, (civitas.) possessing all the rights and privileges which can be enjoyed by any person under its constitution and government, and subject to the corresponding duties.
- 14. Citizen 1. Member of Jural Society 2. Authorized Rights and Privelages 3. Ctizenship can be enjoyed by any person.. 4. Any Person under Government and Subject to Duties 5. Has Proof of Membership... State ID / SS#
- 15. Think... Taxes, Debts, Violations, Social Security
- 16. all tied to a human being, authorized by law with duties and rights, recognized as a legal authority having a distinct identity, a legal personality. AKA Juridical Person AKA Body Corporate AKA Corporation
- 17. The Court System and You. Corporation VS Corporation
- 18. Let's say you are being charged by The State of Minnesota for breaking the law.
- 19. Minnesota State • A place, you can visit • Over 10,000 Lakes
- 20. State of Minnesota • A Corporation • Incorporated in 1858 • Can be sued and sued by
- 21. State of Minnesota EST 1858 VS John Tyler Doe DOB 10/10/85
- 22. Judge: "Is your name John Tyler Doe? DOB 10/10/85? John: "Yes"
- 23. Congrats you have just been tricked The Court can now proceed...Corporation VS Corporation
- 24. This system is so well planned and fixed to manipulate your view of the entire situation....
- 25. Why does a politician who studied law tell you Corporations aren't People and we should fight against it?
- 26. One would think that Corporations being identified as People isn't the real problem compared to People being indentified as Corporations. Hmmmm?