Frequently asked questions & Definitions
Defintions
Definitions – Questions and Answers
Definitions:
Federal (28 USC 3002(15)(A)):
Refers to matters between corporate states, all of which are based in the District of Columbia.
- Brandon Joe Williams
State (28 USC 3002(14)):
A corporation physically located in the District of Columbia. All corporate states are legally situated there.
- Brandon Joe Williams
state (8 USC 1101(a)(21)):
A "state" in its broadest sense refers to a body politic or a society of men.
- Black's Law 6th Edition
United States:
A federal corporation. See 28 USC 3002(15)(A).
Additional note: The United States is located in the District of Columbia (UCC 9-307(h)).
US Citizen:
A natural person, corporation, trust, partnership, or association that has naturalized into the District of Columbia as an employee or officer of the “Federal corporation” (8 USC 1101(a)(23)).
- Brandon Joe Williams
Ens Legis:
A creature of law, an artificial being, as opposed to a natural person. Applied to corporations that derive existence entirely from the law.
- Black's Law 4th Edition
Public Corporation:
A corporation created by the state for political purposes and to act as an agency in civil government.
- Black’s Law 4th Edition
Person:
Defined as an individual, trust, estate, partnership, association, company, or corporation.
- 26 USC 7701
Nation:
An independent body politic united for the mutual safety and advantage of its members, bound by laws and obligations.
- Vattel, Prelim. Ill, 2; 5 Pet. (U.S.) 52
Amnesty:
The abolition and forgetfulness of an offense.
- Black's Law 4th Edition
Coalition:
A temporary alliance of distinct parties, persons, or states for joint action.
- Merriam-Webster's Dictionary
Corpus Juris Secundum:
Latin for "body of law." It also refers to a large, encyclopedic collection of laws.
- Cornell Law School
Contract:
An agreement, upon sufficient consideration, to do or not to do a particular thing.
- Black's Law 4th Edition
Consideration:
Consideration is not to be confused with motive. Consideration is something of legal value, moving from the plaintiff, either as a benefit to the plaintiff or a detriment to the defendant.
Nothing is consideration unless regarded as such by both parties.
- Black's Law 4th Edition
FAQs
What is an attorney-in-fact?
An attorney-in-fact is a person you choose to act on your behalf in legal or financial matters. More of a coach
How do I appoint an attorney-in-fact?
What responsibilities does an attorney-in-fact have?
Can an attorney-in-fact make healthcare decisions?
Is an attorney-in-fact different from a lawyer?
Questions
1. Are you "licensed"?
Licenses, in the way many think, do not exist. Here's the truth...
When you hire a BAR attorney, you become a "client," which, according to Corpus Juris Secundum, defines you as a "ward of the court." Wards of the court are considered infants or individuals of unsound mind. In essence, you become property of the court.
By contrast, as an Attorney-in-Fact, I help you present yourself rather than "re-present" you. This allows you to maintain your rights without relinquishing them to the court.
2. Are you a member of the BAR?
Absolutely not, nor will I ever be. The BAR operates like a private club, and its membership is voluntary. My focus is on empowering individuals through their right to contract freely and work with Attorney-in-Fact relationships that preserve their rights.
3. Are you practicing in the State of Idaho?
I operate as an Ambassador of the Amnesty Coalition and practice law as an Attorney-in-Fact under the protections of international law and contracts. I am not subject to the jurisdiction of the incorporated State of Idaho but work with clients within the lawful framework of contractual agreements.
4. How is it legal for you to give legal advice or be a lawyer?
As an Attorney-in-Fact, I operate under contract law and the protections of 42 USC 1981, which guarantees every person the right to make and enforce contracts. Through my role as an ambassador, I work within the legal structures to assist clients in understanding and protecting their rights.
5. Do you have experience in litigation?
Yes, i am currently working with lots of people on private trusts, and have 3 open cases against credit cards.
6. What is your relationship with law enforcement?
We fully support law enforcement. However, there is a need for better education on key legal definitions to help officers and the courts function more efficiently. I work to provide educational resources to ensure clarity in law enforcement's duties and the protection of rights.
7. Are you anti-government or anarchist?
Not at all. While I advocate for adjustments within the system, I am not anti-government. My role is to help clarify the rules of the game, assist individuals in navigating it, and work towards a more transparent and functional system. I believe in reform, not rebellion.
8. What States do you practice in?
I practice freely in all 50 states as an Attorney-in-Fact, and my ens legis operates under the protections of national and international law.