If you have not yet been a victim of animal enterprise terrorism, the most important thing you can do to protect yourself is to buy Federal No Trespassing signs - cost is approximately $20 each - and post one at every entrance to your property.
These signs list the Criminal Code U.S.C. Title 18 Section 241. They also place the trespasser on notice of the protections of the U.S. Constitutional Articles. This sign lists the following paragraph:
“Any Officer, or other person at the direction of any Officer, whether an undercover agent or not, who attempts to enter these premises without a proper warrant or Judgment issued out of a Court which is a part of the Judicial Branch of the Government, & issued under the Seal of the Court & legally signed will be treated as any other trespasser or lawless intruder would be when attempting to break & enter an inhabited dwelling when warned not to do so. You will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”
What this sign means to you in terms of protection for you and your property is that any local or state police, sheriff, FBI, CIA, etc. MUST be in possession of a legal warrant in order to cross the sign.
They must have a second, separate warrant in order to conduct a search of your property or to take your property.
Without both warrants in their possession, you can and should sue them in the United States District Court in your state. That is NOT the State District Court, that is the U.S. District Court.
.... One of the most prevalent ruses used by the domestic animal terrorists is that they received a complaint about your animals anonymously and are there to check out that complaint.
If you agree to waive your rights thinking that your animals are clean, well fed, healthy, it is a mistake of monumental proportions because as you will see in future articles, State officials have used photographs of animals and barns not belonging to the owner in question.
The complaint was that I supposedly had "sick and dying cats and kittens living in deplorable conditions and authorities needed to do something about it".
.... Typically there is no notice of any problem because there is no problem with your animals.
Jealously guard your United States Constitutional rights. They are all that stand between you and a jail cell.
How can judges ignore the law, make up laws, and enforce laws that do not exist, violate your U.S. Constitutional protections to a trial by jury and more?
Are you thinking that victims of animal enterprise terrorism/organized criminal racketeering should have asked for an investigation by: the Attorney General of their state, senators or representatives on the federal and local levels, the FBI and Homeland Security (since this is domestic terrorism), Justice Department, the Overseers of the Bar (for judges’ violations of the citizen’s due process rights), etc? Would it surprise you to learn that many did? They either never heard back from these people or they received letters saying no investigation would be conducted.
.... “official oppression” (quite illegal) to try to force me to give up my U.S. Constitutional rights to the animals. (When two or more persons conspire to deprive you of your legally owned property, the law labels that activity as Racketeering - - Look up the R.I.C.O. racketeering law.)
WHY are attorneys failing to represent their clients? The answer is rooted in the law. Please look up Section 7 C.J.S. (Corpus Juris Secundum) Page 802 (Attorney & Client) which in significant part says – and I quote: “His (attorney’s) first duty is to the courts and the public, not his client, and wherever the duties to his client conflict with those he owes as an officer of the court in the administration of justice, the former must yield to the latter.” In plain terms, your attorney will throw you under the bus if he is instructed to do so by the judge. And in animal seizure cases, that is exactly what happens. As you saw when you read John Stossel’s 20/20 report, animal seizure under color of law is a multi million dollar business for the States engaged in it.
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