From R-KIDS of MN and GPF

FOUNDATIONS

Saturday, June 14th, 2008

Cost: $50 before June 7th, $60 after June 7th.

Send Registration to and make checks payable to:

R-KIDS of Minnesota
PO Box 24658
Edina, MN 55424

Time: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Where:

Bethlehem Baptist Church (North Campus)This event is not sponsered by Bethlehem
5151 Program Ave
Mounds View, MN 55112
Room 204 

Go in Door F on the East North side of the Church. Take a left down the hall to room 204

We will have a 1 Hr lunch break at 12:00 Noon.

For directions go to: http://www.hopeingod.org/MapsDirections.aspx Look for North Campus information

Seminar

Instruction to Citizens and Tools Necessary in Court

“You been served…how much to tip the judge”

Prayer for Wisdom

1. WHAT is LAW?

1. a.Natural Law
   • 1.What Law we are all subject to
   • 2.Illustrations of Natural Law
   • 3.The Rule of Jurisdiction
   • 4.What happens when we violate Natural Law
2. b.Common Law
   • 1.The first step in mankind creating a society
   • 2.What are the Maxims of Law
   • 3.Why is the Common Law so important
3. c.Constitutions
   • 1.Defining how we will live together
   • 2.Building a government
   • 3.Restraints on the government that we built
   • 4.What it means to be a Citizen
   • 5.Enforcement of our rights happens ONLY when we are in compliance with Natural Law
4. d.Statutes
   • 1.The representatives of the People enacting our Law and the restrictions we placed upon the legislature
   • 2.Statutes must uphold Natural, Constitutional and Common Law
   • 3.The current situation with our statutes in Minnesota
5. e.Rules of the court
   • 1.What are the Rules of the court
   • 2.How these rules apply to the Citizen
   • 3.Challenging the “authority” of the rules to eliminate your rights

2. Status

1. a.What is status#
2. b.Your own personal compliance with the LAW, which establishes your status
3. c.Appearance in the court, stating your status

3. What the judge is trying to do to you

1. a.Judges do not understand the Law#
2. b.Judges are trained to control you
3. c.Demand for Jury trial
4. d.Demand for evidence
5. e.Demand for due process, explain due process
6. f.Holding the judge to the Law.

4. What happens if you have an attorney representing you

1. a.The oath the attorney swears
2. b.Proper communications with your attorney
3. c.YOU are in charge and responsible for your case
4. d.What happens when your attorney makes mistakes
5. e.This is YOUR life, and you must take charge of it

5 .Court Procedures

1. a.What is a summons and complaint
2. b.What is a motion
3. c.What is a hearing
4. d.What is a motion
5. e.What is an IFP
   • 1.Proper response to an OFP
   • 2.Appeal of an OFP
6. f.What is notice
7. g.Responsibilities of the person in a court action

6. Review

1. a.Natural Law
2. b.Common Law
3. c.Constitutional Law
4. d.Statutes

7. The relationship of the judge/referee to the LAW

1. .Asserting your rights
2. b.Making the proper record of objections
3. c.Appeals

8. How to remove the power of the judge/referee from your case

1. .Operate in accordance with Natural Law
2. b.Understand your “opponent” may be violating Natural Law
3. c.Keep your cool
4. d.16 Ways to Break a Person
5. e.Stipulations and effective negotiating
6. f.Make a record
7. g.Demand a jury trial

9. Tools if you do not have an attorney

1. a.Your own mind and your own faith
2. b.The love you have for your children
3. c.Jurisdictionary
4. d.Actions that you can take as a Citizen

10. Next steps

1. a.Understand WHO you are and WHAT has happened to you
2. b.Decide to be in compliance with the LAW
3. c.Repent and Restore
4. d.Act as a Citizen

11. Questions from the People.