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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Plaintiff, v. CHRISTOPHER PIERCE, Respondent
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina - Case File No.: 2012250422 CR

On Friday, April 26, 2013, NCAR State citizen Christopher (e.g. Christophe) Pierce made special appearance in district court before Judge Louis Trosch, Jr. on the challenge of territorial jurisdiction. As is typically the case when state citizens choose to respond ...

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Jerry Plemmons | Yadkin County

Judge McLean & ADA Brooke Webster

State citizen Jerry Plemmons is no stranger to waiting around in a courtroom. On Wednesday, the 14th of December, Jerry arrived at 9AM in Yadkin County District court and waited for eight hours to be heard. At 4:50PM, when Jerry was finally called forward, the ADA said his claims were frivolous, and that the court would not ...

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Mandie Rose | Forsyth County, NC
Part 1 | Part 2

The North Carolina (de facto) court system is starting to take notice. Last week, we made great strides toward re-opening dialog concerning the constitutionality of Reconstruction and its incredible bearing on state sovereignty, state citizenship, and our freedom as a whole.

At 9:30 Wednesday morning (November 30th, 2011) state citizen Mandie Rose ...

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This is an exciting and busy time for the lawful state of North-Carolina and North-Carolina citizens. We have several ongoing cases throughout the North Carolina defacto court system. In fact, we have citizens in court at every level of the judicial system. These folks are not legal experts, lawyers, or scholars. They are regular people who are not afraid to stand up to a de facto state and demand ...

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State of North Carolina v. Amanda Lea Rose
Wilkesboro, N.C. | Wilkes County Superior Court
Part One • Part Two • Part Three


On September 29th, 2011, de jure state citizen Amanda Lea Rose received an order from Judge Lindsay R. Davis, Jr. (Wilkes County) referring to her challenge of jurisdiction as "frivolous" and "a waste of limited public resources." Among the many criticisms ...

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