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Joshua’s Pocket Guide
(Published by An applicant – Trade Name Certified, Arizona, Filing #9427079)An applicant tradename index
Your Four Core Rights
Self-Identification
- You are a living man, not a “statutory person.”
- Protected: U.S. Constitution, 9th & 10th Amendments.
- Read: Ninth Amendment (Cornell Law)
- Read: Tenth Amendment (Cornell Law)
Self-Assessment
- You judge what applies to you.
- No law removes your right to question or decline what is voluntary.
- Authority: Boyd v. United States, 116 U.S. 616 (1886).
- Case Link (Justia)
Self-Determination
- You decide what agreements to enter.
- Protected: U.S. Constitution, 14th Amendment.
- Read: 14th Amendment (Cornell Law)
Due Process
- You must be given notice, hearing, and fairness before rights are taken.
- Protected: U.S. Constitution, 5th & 14th Amendments.
- Read: Fifth Amendment (Cornell Law)
Four Elements of a Cause of Action
(If one is missing, there is no valid claim.)
- Duty – What exact law or obligation did they claim you owed?
- Breach – How do they prove you broke that duty?
- Proximate Cause – Did your actions directly cause harm?
- Damages – Can they show actual measurable injury?
Authority: Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife, 504 U.S. 555 (1992).
- Case Link (Justia)
Questions to Ask
- Who am I in this matter (living man vs. statutory person)?
- Did I freely agree to this?
- Does this law or rule actually apply to me?
- Have I been given full due process?
- Can they prove duty, breach, cause, and damages?
Remember
- The Registrar is surety for the record — not you.
- The People are the Grantors of credit in the Republic.
- You may revoke any presumed suretyship and demand full accounting.
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- Provides clickable references to the Constitution and case law.
- Frames your consulting message with legal and lawful authority.