Constitutional Jurisdiction

The issue of Constitutional Jurisdiction is central to the meaning of the Titles of Nobility Amendment:

When a court takes jurisdiction over a person when it has no jurisdiction it is excercising a Title of Nobility by usurping that person's inalienable right to Liberty.

The following documents, court cases, and explanations may help to illustrate the problems and solutions related to the matter of Jurisdiction. If they leave you with questions, then please ask them! Use the mailto: information on the main pages to write to the designated people. We will add your questions and the answers to the FAQ.

Documents:

Travel:

Refusal for Cause & Related Documents to the California Department of Motor Vehicles & Other Parties
Notice of Defense to the California Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Affidavit

John Freeman's Right to Travel Brief

IRS:

Refusal for Cause & Related Documents to the Internal Revenue Service of the United States

Some of Howard Freeman's Work and Papers on Jurisdiction:

Request Letter to Howard Freeman for the following documents.
Letter from Howard Freeman
Letter to Howard Freeman
The Two United States and the Law with a table of comparisons between the Continental and the Federal United States
The UCC Connection: Free Yourself from Legal Tyranny

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