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    Finding a Lawyer to argue that traveling is a right and not a privilege

    Hi Folks

    The title says it al. I need an honest attorney to argue for me that traveling is a right not a privilege. If anyone here could put me in touch with said lawyer, I would appreciate it...

    TIA

    Acesfull



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    Quote Originally Posted by acesfull View Post
    Hi Folks

    The title says it al. I need an honest attorney to argue for me that traveling is a right not a privilege. If anyone here could put me in touch with said lawyer, I would appreciate it...

    TIA

    Acesfull
    Sorry to break the news to you but thats not how its done and I am speaking from experience with the very issue.

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    So I should simply not bother even acknowledging their de facto jurisdiction over me. I have a decent brief prepared to send off to the kangaroo judge asking to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction...

    Any addition comments and opinions are most welcome.

    TIA

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    Quote Originally Posted by acesfull View Post
    So I should simply not bother even acknowledging their de facto jurisdiction over me. I have a decent brief prepared to send off to the kangaroo judge asking to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction...

    Any addition comments and opinions are most welcome.

    TIA
    Well...you haven't given very many facts. Going into court hoping to win on an argument that your en-alienable right to travel was infringed, when travel rights are infringed all the time (border patrol, TSA), doesn't seem like a winning strategy. But if this was filed in the wrong court.....
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    Could you explain more about your situation? Are you fighting a "driving without license" misdemeanor?

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    Quote Originally Posted by presence View Post
    Could you explain more about your situation? Are you fighting a "driving without license" misdemeanor?
    Yes

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    To what do you object? Clearly not the wheel tax. Just the tax that is a driver's license? Do you own a bike? Can you ride a bus?

    I don't think the issue is whether you are able to travel or not. The issue is whether you have paid for the privilege of driving.

    For the record, I think the state has a compelling interest in whether people drive or not. I don't want someone in denial about his vision or ability to drive running his car into my house. <---This has happened to neighbors often enough they have built concrete barriers on their lawns. Fortunately we are an older, low income area. No homeowners association to bother with.
    Last edited by euphemia; 12-18-2014 at 07:18 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    To what do you object? Clearly not the wheel tax. Just the tax that is a driver's license? Do you own a bike? Can you ride a bus?

    I don't think the issue is whether you are able to travel or not. The issue is whether you have paid for the privilege of driving.

    For the record, I think the state has a compelling interest in whether people drive or not. I don't want someone in denial about his vision or ability to drive running his car into my house. <---This has happened to neighbors often enough they have built concrete barriers on their lawns. Fortunately we are an older, low income area. No homeowners association to bother with.
    Boogity-boogity.

    Are you of the opinion that most people, if allowed to drive without a license, would run their car into your house? Is there an epidemic of this?
    Last edited by phill4paul; 12-18-2014 at 07:26 PM.



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    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    To what do you object? Clearly not the wheel tax. Just the tax that is a driver's license? Do you own a bike? Can you ride a bus?

    I don't think the issue is whether you are able to travel or not. The issue is whether you have paid for the privilege of driving.

    For the record, I think the state has a compelling interest in whether people drive or not. I don't want someone in denial about his vision or ability to drive running his car into my house. <---This has happened to neighbors often enough they have built concrete barriers on their lawns. Fortunately we are an older, low income area. No homeowners association to bother with.
    Why, (they test you ones usually at 17/18 Y.O). I just simply want out of the contract with the DMV,, Ill keep my right to travel without a permission slip from the state.

    The problem is that the lawyers , judges, etc are all part of the extortion upon the trained sheepel citizens that surrender their right for mere state privilege.

    Google " Justice Tolman" right to travel v drivers license, plenty of interesting case law to read.

    Regards

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    Quote Originally Posted by acesfull View Post
    Yes
    Not really much to go on. You talked about discovery and FOIA, but that's it.

    If you want a serious and detailed answer, then you're going to have to put some effort into it.
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    If you copypasted this and filed it, you'll probably get a warning from the judge about frivolous motions:
    http://www.lawfulpath.com/ref/DLbrief.shtml

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    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    For the record, I think the state has a compelling interest in whether people drive or not. I don't want someone in denial about his vision or ability to drive running his car into my house. <---This has happened to neighbors often enough they have built concrete barriers on their lawns.
    LMAO

    Clearly that state mandated license has saved the day where good old fashioned common sense has failed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phill4paul View Post
    Boogity-boogity.

    Are you of the opinion that most people, if allowed to drive without a license, would run their car into your house? Is there an epidemic of this?
    Most is irrelevant. One is more than enough, and smashing our truck into the ditch was more than enough. I also think I should not be required to assume all the risk should someone neglect their eye care and drive when they need corrective lenses, or when they have diminished ability to drive. I would not want to be walking along on a sidewalk when someone with dementia forgets which is the gas and which is the brake. That scenario has happened other places.

    The state has a compelling interest, and considering a driver's license is considered a valid ID, I don't think everyone should be allowed to have one.
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    A little off topic, but a few years ago I called the BMV and inquired about a temporary license. The cunny on the other end adamantly exclaimed, "We don't issue temporary licenses. We issue temporary permits!"

    There really is not anything fantastic about the story, expect the fantastical people who are so enamored with themselves to think they are personally letting you do something. Using the word "permit" in the case of the driver license, concealed carry, etc. is double speak extraordinaire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    The state has a compelling interest, and considering a driver's license is considered a valid ID, I don't think everyone should be allowed to have one.
    Even if one were to concede the state did have such a compelling interest due to a responsibility to protect citizens against a clear and present danger, said interest would not apply to a person who has not demonstrated himself to be a danger. In actual practice, licensing is used almost exclusively for two purposes - tracking the population, and as leverage for extortion.

    I often bristle at the mandate to carry auto insurance, as I drive infrequently and very carefully and have never been in an accident in my life. Yet if I drive without having insurance my license would be suspended. Where the state's compelling interest is in forcing me into a transaction with a private financial institution to purchase a product I have no need for and do not want at prices which are absolutely absurd relative to the actual risk of me ever having to make a claim against it, I could not imagine. Yet my right to travel and to enjoy the use of my own property and to be minimally functional in a society where being able to drive is all but mandatory for basic survival is made contingent upon purchasing said unwanted product, due to the threat of license suspension alone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    To what do you object? Clearly not the wheel tax. Just the tax that is a driver's license? Do you own a bike? Can you ride a bus?

    I don't think the issue is whether you are able to travel or not. The issue is whether you have paid for the privilege of driving.

    For the record, I think the state has a compelling interest in whether people drive or not. I don't want someone in denial about his vision or ability to drive running his car into my house. <---This has happened to neighbors often enough they have built concrete barriers on their lawns. Fortunately we are an older, low income area. No homeowners association to bother with.
    I've seen more than enough people who have driven their cars into people houses and they have a state issued license. Seems to me like the whole government permission to drive argument falls apart on those facts.
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    You might try http://marcstevens.net
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    Quote Originally Posted by CPUd View Post
    If you copypasted this and filed it, you'll probably get a warning from the judge about frivolous motions:
    http://www.lawfulpath.com/ref/DLbrief.shtml

    It's actually a written copy.. And I feel it has merit... I am not driving for profit, I am simply traveling via automobile.

    I have not done business with the state in 20 years.. I did not violate any traffic laws, just a lucky stop by the leo... He randomly ran the plates, the automobile is registered to my lady friend, Hence his suspicion and me getting cited for driving without a valid license...

    Regards

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    Then what's to stop a 9yo from taking a joy ride in the car?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    Then what's to stop a 9yo from taking a joy ride in the car?

    Down on the farm if you could reach the pedals you learned to drive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thoughtomator View Post
    Even if one were to concede the state did have such a compelling interest due to a responsibility to protect citizens against a clear and present danger, said interest would not apply to a person who has not demonstrated himself to be a danger. In actual practice, licensing is used almost exclusively for two purposes - tracking the population, and as leverage for extortion.

    I often bristle at the mandate to carry auto insurance, as I drive infrequently and very carefully and have never been in an accident in my life. Yet if I drive without having insurance my license would be suspended. Where the state's compelling interest is in forcing me into a transaction with a private financial institution to purchase a product I have no need for and do not want at prices which are absolutely absurd relative to the actual risk of me ever having to make a claim against it, I could not imagine. Yet my right to travel and to enjoy the use of my own property and to be minimally functional in a society where being able to drive is all but mandatory for basic survival is made contingent upon purchasing said unwanted product, due to the threat of license suspension alone.
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  26. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    Most is irrelevant. One is more than enough, and smashing our truck into the ditch was more than enough. I also think I should not be required to assume all the risk should someone neglect their eye care and drive when they need corrective lenses, or when they have diminished ability to drive. I would not want to be walking along on a sidewalk when someone with dementia forgets which is the gas and which is the brake. That scenario has happened other places.

    The state has a compelling interest, and considering a driver's license is considered a valid ID, I don't think everyone should be allowed to have one.
    I agree. As long as we have laws, they at least should be laws that protect our right to life. Having at least a bit of a standard for people who want to drive is acceptable to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by phill4paul View Post
    Above all I think everyone needs to understand that neither the Bundys nor Finicum were militia or had prior military training. They were, first and foremost, Ranchers who had about all the shit they could take.
    Quote Originally Posted by HOLLYWOOD View Post
    If anything, this situation has proved the government is nothing but a dictatorship backed by deadly force... no different than the dictatorships in the banana republics, just more polished and cleverly propagandized.
    "I'll believe in good cops when they start turning bad cops in."

    Quote Originally Posted by tod evans View Post
    In a free society there will be bigotry, and racism, and sexism and religious disputes and, and, and.......
    I don't want to live in a cookie cutter, federally mandated society.
    Give me messy freedom every time!

  27. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by acesfull View Post
    Yes
    Have you gotten any information from the ACLU? I'd be curious to know what the history is on drivers who opt out of drivers' licenses. Any successes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by phill4paul View Post
    Above all I think everyone needs to understand that neither the Bundys nor Finicum were militia or had prior military training. They were, first and foremost, Ranchers who had about all the shit they could take.
    Quote Originally Posted by HOLLYWOOD View Post
    If anything, this situation has proved the government is nothing but a dictatorship backed by deadly force... no different than the dictatorships in the banana republics, just more polished and cleverly propagandized.
    "I'll believe in good cops when they start turning bad cops in."

    Quote Originally Posted by tod evans View Post
    In a free society there will be bigotry, and racism, and sexism and religious disputes and, and, and.......
    I don't want to live in a cookie cutter, federally mandated society.
    Give me messy freedom every time!



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    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah K View Post
    Aaaannnndd.....welcome to Obamacare - the next logical step!
    Yeah, now what is the "privilege" that they'll take away? Your breathing license?

  30. #26
    Quote Originally Posted by thoughtomator View Post
    Yeah, now what is the "privilege" that they'll take away? Your breathing license?
    No license required. Only a permit based on respirations per minute calculated via at rest and under stress. Simple form used to calculate how often you are at rest. Side note if you are at rest too much there will be an up-charge/penalty.

  31. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by acesfull View Post
    Why, (they test you ones usually at 17/18 Y.O). I just simply want out of the contract with the DMV,, Ill keep my right to travel without a permission slip from the state.

    The problem is that the lawyers , judges, etc are all part of the extortion upon the trained sheepel citizens that surrender their right for mere state privilege.

    Google " Justice Tolman" right to travel v drivers license, plenty of interesting case law to read.

    Regards
    Well you asked for an honest lawyer. An honest lawyer will tell you that he most likely has no experience with what it is you are trying to do and can see no way possible he can win your case. A dishonest lawyer would say "Sure! I'll help you." take a hefty retainer up front and not really do anything. What you really need to do is to pursue your case pro se and get advice from lawyers on the side on what to do. Let them look over your filing, Shepardize the case law you're using to make sure it's still applicable, give you advice on what to say, but let you go in court and represent yourself. I've seen pro se plaintiffs do a bang up job sometimes.
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  32. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by tobismom View Post
    Then what's to stop a 9yo from taking a joy ride in the car?
    keywords:

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    family car doctrine

    negligent entrustment

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  33. #29
    I don't think it is possible to successfully argue and win in court that driving an automobile and the need for a license to do so is not necessary.

    That would be like the government allowing a tax protester to win in court.

    This great country demands the undisputed cooperation and support from citizens and requires that they remain united and take responsibility for their actions by always obeying all the laws and showing respect to those that are burdened with the position of making, interrupting, or enforcing the laws that keep you safe and allow you to pursue only what great government can provide.

  34. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by acesfull View Post
    It's actually a written copy.. And I feel it has merit... I am not driving for profit, I am simply traveling via automobile.

    I have not done business with the state in 20 years.. I did not violate any traffic laws, just a lucky stop by the leo... He randomly ran the plates, the automobile is registered to my lady friend, Hence his suspicion and me getting cited for driving without a valid license...

    Regards

    How did he come to stop you? What was lucky about the stop? Did he tow the car after finding out you don't have a license? Did you have a recently expired license or have you not had a license in a long time?

    What are you trying to specifically discovery in your discovery of the court? What information do you seek in your FOIA?
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    ...I believe that when the government is capable of doing a thing, it will.
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