As State Leader NC for Patriots For America, Operation American Spring, and National Liberty Alliance(common law grand jury) I am happy to inform you that Terry Trussell,fellow Patriot and Political prisoner has been released from Dixie County Jail on bail.
This is a momentous occasion, in my view, since we now have a case of one of the People having been unlawfully and unconstitutionally incarcerated by an apparently(obviously?) corrupt judiciary then being released on bail and carrying with him a clearly and easily understood and provable caseof miscarriage of justice along with witnesses and their affidavits.
Mr. Trussell has a chance to prove to the People that he was unjustly treated at his court date in February, 2015 (as was relayed to me by Russ Vansant, a trusted and dedicated Patriot who was there yesterday for Terry's second arraignment on these bogus charges) and further the common law movement toward it inevitable end; reinstatement of the Common Law Grand Jury. Fellow Liberty seekers, we now have a stupendous opportunity to take the ball and run with it and finally get our Common Law Grand Jury seated and funded in Dixie County, Florida,thereby opening the floodgates for all the rest of us. Here's how:
Right now, the taxpayers of Dixie County have run up a bill for Mr. Trussell's jail time and will be made to pay more in court costs, attorney fees, etc., all of which do not include the possibility that Mr. Trussell may sue the tax payer for a HUGE settlement. There are precedent-setting cases which have set the cost of unlawfully charged and jailed defendants at a level approaching $1,800.00 PER MINUTE!! AND they have been awarded,so I understand (research will tell). And this is only one case! The taxpayers of Dixie County have been forking over many thousands of dollars each per year (probably more than that) for every bogus case that goes through their courthouses while their employees (judges,prosecutors, bailiffs, etc.) continue receiving their salaries/wages;it's no skin off their noses. If We, the People can convince the Dixie County Board of County Commissioners, along with many, if not most, of the voters of that county, that by implementing there instatement of the Dixie County Common Law Grand Jury they could save many tens of thousands of tax dollars per year (probably more),that might be just the kicker they need to start making the plans for reinstatement. It would also be a good idea, in my opinion,for all of us to make phone calls, send emails, mail letters, etc. to as many of the commissioners of that county as possible.
I wanted to send this to you to let you know that at least Mr. Trussell, co-patriot and leader in the battle to regain control over our government employees and return to self-governance, has been released and is back with his family. I,for one, am very thankful for that. I will be getting with Terry,Rodger Dowdell, Hagan Smith and others from Florida as they, and we,devise a strategy to move this forward and I will let them know that there are other Patriots in both Florida and North Carolina who are behind this movement 100% and will do what they can to assist. Thank you immensely.
On another note:
The North Carolina Criminal Defendant May Waive Jury Trial Amendment is on the November 4, 2014 ballot in the state of North Carolina as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment. The measure, upon voter approval, would permit criminal defendants who are not facing the death penalty to waive their right to trial by jury, with consent from the judge, and instead be tried by a judge in a North Carolina Superior Court.
The amendment was sponsored in the North Carolina Legislature by then State Senator Peter Brunstetter(R-31) as Senate Bill 399
This amendment was recommended by theN.C. Conference of District Attorneys as a way to save money and move cases along more efficiently.
Superficially, this amendment seems harmless and appears to provide a defendant with the additional“right” to choose a bench trial instead of a jury trial. However,deeper examination reveals that it undermines the judicial process intended by our forefathers; it leaves the door open to corruption and coercion and fails to protect the judicial safeguards set in place in our constitution.
The proposed amendment, that was recently passed by the N.C. General Assembly without much fanfare,threatens the integrity of our criminal justice system. If voters pass it, felony defendants may give up one of the most fundamental of all constitutional protections – a jury of peers to decide their fate.
This is a bipartisan issue: Every person, both defendant and victim, is entitled to due process. Our indigent population is most likely to be impacted, this amendment affects every citizen. It removes the voice of the people from its rightful place in the judicial system.
We are losing our constitutional rights at an alarming rate in the interest of expediency, and we should not willingly vote them away as it was done in the North Carolina Legislature.
Please vote NO on this.


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