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Man Sentenced To Jail For Handing Out Jury Nullification Fliers

July 22, 2017 Asa J 496 Views 0 Comments Andy Yoder, Big Rapids Police, Civil War, common law, copblock, copblock.org, David Kallman, Department of Environmental Quality, Eighteenth amendment, English common law, first amendment, Fugitive Slave Act, fully informed jury association, jury nullification flyers, jury tampering, Justice System, Keith Wood, magna carta, Mecosta County, Michigan, Nathan Hull, New Hampshire, Nullification, obstruction of justice, Police State, Property rights, Revolutionary War, Supreme Court, Tyranny

A Michigan man will serve jail time after being charged and convicted in connection with handing out jury nullification fliers in

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‘Full-Scale’ Terror Attack Drill Acclimates Public To Police State

April 25, 2017 Asa J 123 Views 0 Comments actors, Anti-Terrorism Task Force, BATF, common law, communities against terrorism program, conservatives, Constitutional liberty, copblock, copblock.org, crisis actors, DEA, DHS, Donald Trump, false flag, FBI, FEMA, freedom, full scale terror drill, fusion centers, gun owners, homeland security, homeland security task force, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, ICE, individual liberty, joint terrorism task force, Libertarians, liberty, Maryland, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, MIAC report, Missouri Information Analysis Center, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, natural liberty, North Korea, Operation Gotham Shield, personal freedom, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, right-wing extremists, right-wing terrorists, Ron Paul supporters, Scott Boggs, sovereign citizens, START, terror drill, Understanding Law Enforcement Intelligence Processes, Virginia, Washington D.C.

(Police State Daily) Six sites in D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland will play host to a “full-scale” terror drill on Wednesday

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Federal Judge Richard Posner Sees No Value in Studying “Outdated” Constitution

June 30, 2016June 30, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 120 Views 0 Comments 14th amendment, 18th century, 21st century, 7th circuit court of appeals, Accountability, An email conversation about the news of the day, bill of rights, Civil rights, colloquium, common law, constitution, constitutional law, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, culture, David Strauss, eighteenth century guys, exercise in futility, Fourteenth Amendment, freedom, gives no fucks, History, Judge Richard Posner, Justice System, kelly patterson, Mediaite.com, men in robes, modern culture and technology, no value in studying the Constitution, old-timey ways, police, Police State, rights, Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Slate.com, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Breakfast Table, Supreme Court Justices, Technology

According to Judge Richard Posner, of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, the “eighteenth-century guys” responsible for writing the Constitution

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Why Privatization Of Police Is A Necessary Precondition Of Abolition

April 26, 2016April 26, 2016 Asa J 131 Views 0 Comments abolish the police, accountability is futile, Amish, anarcho-capitalism, anarchy, ancaps, arbitration, Brehon Ireland, common law, competitive law, copblock, copblock.org, covenant, covenant communities, covenant community, culture, dale brown, david friedman, decentralization, degeneracy, English common law, fraud, frederic bastiat, free association, government, high-trust society, Insurance companies, irresponsible drug use, joshua hotchkin, libertarian, libertarianism, marketization, Medieval Iceland, merchant law, monopoly, murder, ostracism, parasitism, Pinkerton Detective Agency, polyamory, polycentric law, Private police, private policing, rape, religious law, reputation, social norms, state, stateless society, the state, Theft, threat management center, victimology, welfare state, welfareism

Over the past several months, CopBlock.org contributor Joshua Hotchkin has written a series of articles asserting that police accountability is

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Man Receives $150K Bond, Faces 6 Years In Prison Over Jury Nullification Fliers

December 2, 2015December 2, 2015 Asa J 223 Views 1 Comment $150000 bond, Attorney Dave Kallman, Big Rapids Police, Civil rights, common law, copblock, copblock.org, felony, first amendment, free speech, Fugitive Slave Act, fully informed jury association, Harassment, Jury nullification, jury tampering, Justice System, Keith Wood, magna carta, Mecosta County, Mecosta County courthouse, Michigan, New Hampshire, no victim no crime, obstruction of justice, Police State, speechless

A Michigan man says he was “speechless” after being charged with felony obstruction of justice and having his bond set

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Why Government Policing Monopolies Can Neither Serve Nor Protect You

August 18, 2015May 9, 2016 Asa J 173 Views 72 Comments anarcho-capitalism, arbitration, barrier of entry, capitalism, common law, competition, contract, copblock, copblock.org, cost-benefit analysis, Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth, Economics and Knowledge, F.A. Hayek, government monopoly, Hans Hermann Hoppe, knowledge problem, limited liability, ludwig von mises, market policing, monopoly, price signals, price system, private law society, private prisons, private property, regulation, socialist calculation problem, State or Private Law Society, taxation, The Use of Knowledge in Society, victimless crimes, voluntary exchange, voluntaryism, warren v. district of columbia

In 1920, the great Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises expanded on what is known as the “economic” or “socialist calculation

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Man Charged On Seven Counts For Handing Out Jury Nullification Flyers

August 4, 2015February 29, 2016 Asa J 216 Views 44 Comments alcohol control laws, alcohol prohibition, All You Need To Know About Jury Nullification, common law, copblock, copblock.org, de facto power of nullification, Denver District Attorney's office, Eighteenth amendment, England, English Magna Carta, Fourth Circuit court, Fugitive Slave Act, Juror Info, Jury nullification, jury tampering, Lindsay-Flanigan Courthouse, Mark Iannicelli, New Hampshire, Second Circuit Court, Sixth Circuit Court, Supreme Court, Tyranny, United States, United States Court of Appeals

A man has been charged by the Denver District Attorney’s office with seven counts of “jury tampering” for handing out

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Jeffrey Weinhaus: Writ of Replevin

March 2, 2013January 1, 2014 Pete Eyre 83 Views 12 Comments bulletinman, common law, Congress, constitution, crawford county, daniel l hoven, franklin county, henry folsom, jeffrey weinhaus, legal land, Missouri, missouri state highway patrol, missouri state highway patrol troop i, police accountability, robert e parks, Update, writ of replevin

The text below was sent by Jeffrey Weinhaus on Sept. 6, 2012 via email to over two-dozen individuals, including friends,

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Brainpolice on The Myth of ‘The Rule of Law’

February 17, 2012May 9, 2013 Pete Eyre 101 Views 39 Comments brainpolice, common law, constitution, courts, john hasnas, larken rose, Law, law and order, legislation, natural law, strike the root, the myth of the rule of law

Published almost four years ago, The Myth of the ‘Rule of Law’ by Brainpolice is a damn solid write-up. That

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All Rights Reserved, UCC1-308 or its just business

June 24, 2011May 9, 2013 12monkeywrenches 592 Views 49 Comments all rights reserved, common law, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Harassment, ucc 1-308

by Silas-Wesley: King, Junior, All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved, UCC1-308 in all places and at all times and I

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