The corporate court is not bound by the limitations

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But are they? That would depend upon which constitution they are referring to.

All of these officials became indentured servants of the corporation in 1871. This being the case, it would only stand to reason they are referring to THE CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES AMERICA -- the bylaws of a corporation -- and not the Constitution for the united States of America.

Anyone living in the united States of America should have the right to expect a trial in a Court as provided by the Constitution for the united States of America -- the republic. However, this is not the case. U.S. citizens are tried in courts that were created by THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -- the corporation.

Our original Constitution. The individual will be phone number list tried under the rules of “Secret Law.” These laws* are made to look like Constitutional law, but indeed, are based on the corporate Constitution. These laws, most of which have never been properly enacted (that is, were not enacted in accordance with processes described in the original Constitution) are located in a living compilation of such laws called “UNITED STATES CODE.” The original Constitution did not have a code, nor did it authorize Congress, the branch of government charged with making laws, to enact a code.

THE UNITED STATES CODE has become the Constitution. We are no longer protected by the original Constitution. We are subject to the millions of statutes contained in UNITED STATES CODE.