Preparing the Habeus Corpus

These are my thoughts this evening as I prepare to draft my habeus corpus. I do not know where this will be filed . . . Part of it will be filed with Clark County Nevada, and perhaps part of it will be filed in the United States District Court (under the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals) . . .

Because "I keep on wondering why. I just keep wondering why." Why is this happening? Common law is based on common courtesy. Common courtesy is the preface upon which all civilized men and women base their relationships. Innate in common courtesy is the assumption that the other person is equal to you. Equal in the amount of forgiveness, respect, intelligence, etc. Knowing that at our deepest intention is the protection and preservation of our freedoms, birthright, children and our community, I keep wondering why. To uphold the intention of our founding fathers, as they wrote the Constitution requires the individual to wear the coat of position outlined in our documents leading up to the final and operating version of the Constitution. All laws must be taken in the context of the individual and the way they conduct their own personal matters and affairs. What IS their intent not what you FEAR is their intent or thought. The presumption of innocence is a high charge if this Union is going to be perfected.

If the intention to commit a "crime" does not exist, it must be dismissed.

My question is: "Will someone please show me the Court Rule that says I must have a driver's license or other form of picture I.D. to show the Court I am me?"

I am familiar with the basics of law. I know my way around a law library. I am familiar with the Clark County Law Library. There I inquired where to find the "Court Rules" for the court I visited. I checked all the rules, actually. At least everything I could think of to look-up that may contain a rule such as the one proposed by the Court. I'm a reasonable person of reasonable intelligence and I could not find a single reason why the court personnel had the right to NOT ADMIT me to appear before one of our generous public servants, especially one who is familiar with me, and can vouch for me. We cannot appear before our courts as person to person, since we are equal and we must allow the space for that kind of intimate, one-on-one dialog, face to face. That's what's biblical, that's what's right, that's what's democratic.

peace & harmony,
elaine
'freedom must be exercised to stay in shape!'