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**fujitsusi** · 12-07-2011, 06:12 PM

Keep away from court? that's obvious. What if you're drug into the sytem, like this guy who was jailed for 7 days?

They always like to test you. Purpose is either to see who you are, see if you can hold your mud or if you would care to donate to their retirement (raise revenue).

The only magistrate that has the power to summons holds the title "chief magistrate". This would either be a president (if you acknowledge one) or governor. All other magistrates might have the power to issue warrants for arrest but cannot make you appear if you are not there. The reason for this is their "purported" function is to maintain the peace and if you aren't there then you must not be disturbing it. The only way you can disturb the peace is by making an appearance. (you also create a person by making an appearance ... the reasons regarding failure to appear and to not exist are the same).

Now if summoned and you don't appear they can always issue a warrant if they want you badly enough. Yet the warrant cannot give as a reason that you did not appear because that is no crime. This changes when you volunteer to appear and then don't or when placed under arrest such as this gentleman when he does not want to assure the coppiceman that he will appear by signing the summons. He has an action for false imprisonment and should collect some money from them.

12-07-2011, 06:12 PM	#10
fujitsusi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	Keep away from court? that's obvious. What if you're drug into the sytem, like this guy who was jailed for 7 days? They always like to test you. Purpose is either to see who you are, see if you can hold your mud or if you would care to donate to their retirement (raise revenue). The only magistrate that has the power to summons holds the title "chief magistrate". This would either be a president (if you acknowledge one) or governor. All other magistrates might have the power to issue warrants for arrest but cannot make you appear if you are not there. The reason for this is their "purported" function is to maintain the peace and if you aren't there then you must not be disturbing it. The only way you can disturb the peace is by making an appearance. (you also create a person by making an appearance ... the reasons regarding failure to appear and to not exist are the same). Now if summoned and you don't appear they can always issue a warrant if they want you badly enough. Yet the warrant cannot give as a reason that you did not appear because that is no crime. This changes when you volunteer to appear and then don't or when placed under arrest such as this gentleman when he does not want to assure the coppiceman that he will appear by signing the summons. He has an action for false imprisonment and should collect some money from them.
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