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- Who Is Running America?
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- The Bankruptcy of America, The Corporate United States,
And The New World Order
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- Who is running America? Have you ever asked that question?
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- Under the doctrine of Parens Patriae, "Government
As Parent", as a result of the manipulated bankruptcy of the United
States of America in 1930, ALL the assets of the American people, their
person, and of our country itself are held by the Depository Trust Corporation
at 55 Water Street, NY, NY, secured by UCC Commercial Liens, which are
then monetized as "debt money" by the Federal Reserve. It may
interest you to know that under the umbrella of the Depository Trust Corporation
lies the CEDE Corporation, the Federal Reserve Corporation and the American
Bar Association, the legal arm of the banking interests.
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- Now you know who is running America.
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- You might want to take exception to the name on the marquee
at the entrance to 55 Water Street. . . . "Tower of Power" .
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- Did you ever hear of the Independent Treasury Act of
1921? No, you say.... Hmmmmmmm....?
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- The Independent Treasury Act of 1921 suspended the de
jure (meaning "by right of legal establishment") Treasury Department
of the United States government. Our Congress turned the treasury department
over to a private corporation, the Federal Reserve and their agents. The
bulk of the ownership of the Federal Reserve System, a very well kept secret
from the American Citizen, is held by these banking interests:
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- Rothschild Bank of London Rothschild Bank of Berlin Warburg
Bank of Hamburg Warburg Bank of Amsterdam Lazard Brothers of Paris Israel
Moses Seif Banks of Italy Chase Manhattan Bank of New York Goldman, Sachs
of New York Lehman Brothers of New York Kuhn Loeb Bank of New York
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- The Federal Reserve is at the root of most of our present
laws. Basically, the Federal Reserve is the "STATE" of the United
States.
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- See "Our Enemy, The STATE" by Albert J. Nock
- 1935, his Classic Critique Distinguishing "Government" from
the "STATE."
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- See Also Charts in Text Format of Interlocking Directorships
and Family Linkages taken from "Federal Reserve Directors: A Study
of Corporate and Banking Influence. Staff Report, Committee on Banking,
Currency and Housing, House of Representatives, 94th Congress, 2nd Session,
August 1976."
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- Thomas Jefferson once said:
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- "I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous
to our liberties than standing armies . . . If the American people ever
allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation,
then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around
[the banks] . . . will deprive the people of all property until their children
wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered . . . The issuing
power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom
it properly belongs." -- Thomas Jefferson -- The Debate Over The Recharter
Of The Bank Bill, (1809)
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- Jefferson's prophesy has come true.
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- How did this happen? ......Hmmmmm..... Well, that is
going to take a while to explain.
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- All our law is private law, written by The National Law
Institute, Law Professors, and the Bar Association, the Agents of Foreign
Banking interests. They have come to this position of writing the law by
fraudulently deleting the "Titles of Nobility and Honour" Thirteenth
Amendment from the Constitution for the United States, creating an oligarchy
of Lawyers and Bankers controlling all three branches of our government.
Most of our law comes directly through the Hague or the U.N. Almost all
U.N. treaties have been codified into the U.S. codes. That's where all
our educational programs originate. The U.N. controls our education system.
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- The Federal Register Act was created by Pres. Roosevelt
in 1935. Title 3 sec. 301 et seq. by Executive Order. He gave himself the
power to create federal agencies and appoint a head of the agency. He then
re-delegated his authority to make law (statutory regulations) to those
agency heads. One big problem there, the president has no constitutional
authority to make law. Under the Constitution re-delegation of delegated
authority is a felony breach.
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- The president then gave the agencies the authority to
tax. We now have government by appointment running this country. This is
the shadow government sometimes spoken about, but never referred to as
government by appointment. This type of government represents taxation
without representation.
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- Perhaps this is why some people believe the Constitution
was suspended. It wasn't suspended, it was buried in bureaucratic red tape.
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- Now, it is an historical fact that with the Declaration
of Independence, to provide a united effort during and after the War for
Independence, the Colonies as independent nations joined together under
the Articles of Confederation, and as Independent Sovereign States drew
up constitutions which formed governments to serve the people of each former
colony. The Articles of Confederation, after a period of 11 years, were
determined to have several flaws. The Congress of delegates called a Convention
in 1787 to correct the flaws. The Convention, instead of modifying the
Articles of Confederation as directed, in secret sessions took it upon
themselves to write an entirely new Constitution, which when ratified by
the State Conventions of the Freemen of the Individual States, created
the Federal government to serve them in those areas where the States operating
individually could not effectively serve. In this new Constitution the
people and the States delegated to the Federal government certain responsibilities,
reserving all rights not so enumerated to the States and to the People
in the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution. As a consequence, the responsibility
of the State became one of protecting the people from the tyranny of federal
government, to insure that the federal government did not reach beyond
the bounds of the Constitution. This worked fairly effectively, until 1933
when Roosevelt assumed office.
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- The Conference of Chief Justices, Conference of State
Court Administrators, the National Associations of Attorney Generals, Secretaries
of State and State Auditors, State Purchasing Offices, Lieutenant Governors,
and State Legislators, and the Governors of the 50 states comprise the
membership of the Council of State Governments. The Council of State Governments
is located at 676 N. ST. Clair, Chicago, Illinois 60611.
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- The Council of State Governments has now been absorbed
into the National Conference on Uniform State Laws run by the Bar Association.
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- The movement for uniform state laws dates back more than
a century. The Alabama State Bar called for uniformity as early as 1881,
but it was nearly a decade later, at the 12th annual meeting of the ABA
in 1889, that the legal community made its formal motion to work for uniformity
in the then 44 state union. New York was the first state to move, appointing
three commissioners in 1890. Other states soon heeded the call: Delaware,
Georgia, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
attended the first Conference in Saratoga Springs, New York, in 1892. The
commissioners wasted no time. They urged adoption of three acts and proposed
raising the marrying age to 18 for males and 16 for females. They also
adopted a table of weights and measures, noting that with the exception
of wheat, legal weights of a bushel varied in all the states.
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- By the turn of the century, 33 states and two territories
had appointed commissioners on uniform laws. In 1910, only Nevada and the
Territory of Alaska still had not; they came aboard in 1912.
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- 100 YEARS OF UNIFORM LAWS An Abridged Chronology
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- 1890 - New York state legislature passes first state
act authorizing governor to appoint three commissioners. The American Bar
Association (ABA)recommends that other states follow New York's lead.
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- 1891 - Connecticut's Lyman D. Brewster named to chair
newly-created ABA committee on uniform law. Pennsylvania, Michigan, Massachusetts,
New Jersey and Delaware appoint commissioners.
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- 1892 - First conference held in Saratoga Springs New
York. Above states plus Georgia attend formal meeting.
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- 1893 - Committees appointed on such subjects as wills,
marriage and divorce, commercial law, descent and distribution.
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- 1895 - Conference requests committee on commercial law
be formed. Drafts, Negotiable Instrument Law, precursor to Article 3 of
Uniform Commercial Code.
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- 1896 - Negotiable Instrument Law approved by Conference.
First time that a uniform act is adopted in every state and the District
of Columbia.
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- 1897 - For the first time, Commissioners urged to work
toward enactment of uniform legislation in their states.
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- 1898/1899 - Sessions devoted to the consideration of
proposed divorce legislation.
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- 1899 - At the end of the 1890s, 33 of the existing 45
states and two territories had appointed uniform law commissioners and
eight uniform acts had been drafted, each enacted in at least one state.
All these acts were subsequently superseded or declared obsolete.
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- 1900 - Uniform Divorce Procedure Act adopted. Louis B.
Brandeis begins five years of service as member of Massachusetts commission.
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- 1901 - Woodrow Wilson begins tenure (until 1908) as commissioner
from New Jersey.
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- 1903 - ABA makes first appropriation in support of work
of Conference. James Barr Ames of Harvard Law School commissioned to draft
the Uniform Partnership Act.
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- 1905 - Samuel W. Pennypacker, Pennsylvania Governor,
invites other governors to send delegation to a national divorce conference--meets
twice in 1906; three acts endorsed.
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- 1906 - First roll call by states as Uniform Warehouse
Receipts Act is approved. Legal scholar Roscoe Pound serves for one year
as a commissioner from Nebraska.
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- 1907 - Uniform Desertion Act and Non-Support Act and
Uniform Marriage Act authorized. Act Regulating Annulment of Marriage of
Divorce adopted. Also, Act Providing for the Return of Marriage Statistics,
Act Providing for the Return of Divorce Statistics.
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- 1908 - Work begins on Uniform Corporation Act.
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- 1910 - Twenty uniform acts approved in decade of the
teens. The Uniform Partnership Act, begun in 1906, was completed by William
Draper Lewis, Dean of the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
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- 1911 - Uniform Marriage and Marriage License Act and
Uniform Child Labor Act approved.
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- 1912 - Uniform Marriage Evasion Act adopted. Woodrow
Wilson, commissioner from New Jersey from 1901 to 1908 elected U.S. President
in a landslide.
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- 1914 - Uniform Partnership Act completed. Will be adopted
by all the states. Also Foreign Acknowledgement Act, Cold Storage Act,
Workmens's Compensation Act.
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- 1915 - Name changed to National Conference of Commissioners
on Uniform State Laws. Constitution and by-laws completely revised. Each
act now must be considered section by section during at least two annual
meetings.
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- 1916 - Uniform Limited Partnership Act as well as Extradition
of Persons of Unsound Minds Act approved, also Land Registration Act.
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- 1917 - Uniform Flag Act approved.
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- 1918 - Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act approved.
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- 1920 - Certain Acts withdrawn; others declared obsolete.
After pruning, 26 acts remain as recommended for passage in state legislatures.
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- 1930 - During the 30s, Conference adopts 31 acts.
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- 1935 - Conference entered into agreement with American
Law Institute for cooperative drafting of acts in area of common interest.
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- 1936 - After revisions, withdrawals and acts declared
obsolete, 53 uniform acts remained as recommended for approval.
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- On April 25, 1938, the Supreme Court overturned the standing
precedents of the prior 150 years concerning "COMMON LAW" in
the federal government.
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- "THERE IS NO FEDERAL COMMON LAW, AND CONGRESS HAS
NO POWER TO DECLARE SUBSTANTIVE RULES OF COMMON LAW applicable IN A STATE,
WHETHER they be LOCAL or GENERAL in their nature, be they COMMERCIAL LAW
or a part of LAW OF TORTS." (See: ERIE RAILROAD CO. vs. THOMPKINS,
304 U.S. 64, 82 L. Ed. 1188)
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- The Common Law is the fountain source of Substantive
and Remedial Rights, if not our very Liberties. The members and associates
of the Bar thereafter formed committees, granted themselves special privileges,
immunities and franchises, and held meetings concerning the Judicial procedures,
and further, to amend laws "to conform to a trend of judicial decisions
or to accomplish similar objectives", including hodgepodging the jurisdictions
of Law and Equity together, which is known today as "One Form of Action."
[See: Constitution and By Laws, Article 3, Section 3.3(c), 1990-91 Reference
Book, see also Colorado Methods of Practice, West Publishing, Vol. 4, pages
2-3, Authors Comments.]
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- 1939 - ABA gets more involved in approval of uniform
law products. Thirty-nine acts are presented to the Board of Governors
of the ABA for consideration and approval. During the same year, all acts
on aeronautics and motor vehicles are eliminated as well as the Land Registration
Act, Child Labor Act of 1930, Uniform Divorce Jurisdiction Act, Firearms
Act, Marriage Act and more. Six acts are reclassified as Model acts.
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- 1940 - At start of decade, after deletions, etc., 53
acts out of 93 which had been approved since the group's founding remain
on the books. Drafting committee for the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
approved.
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- 1941 - Speaking of the Commercial Code project, the Conference
president states: "....this is the most important and the most far
reaching project on which the conference has ever embarked." It would
take the major part of the next 10 tear period to complete.
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- 1942 - UCC effort begins in earnest with completion of
work on the revised Uniform Sales Act.
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- 1943 - Members of the conference participate in drafting
committee in Washington, D.C. to work on legislation which the government
might desire in connection with the war effort. No new acts.
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- 1944 - Conference receives $150,000 grant from the Falk
Foundation of Pittsburgh to support work on the UCC.
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- 1945 - No annual meeting for the first time due to difficulties
of civilian transport during the war.
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- 1946 - Falk Foundation increases its support of the UCC
with an additional $100,000.
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- 1947 - Uniform Law Conference (ULC) and American Law
Institute join in partnership to put all the components together for the
UCC. Uniform Divorce Recognition Act approved.
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- 1950 - Approval of the Uniform Marriage License Application
Act, Uniform Adoption Act and the Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Support
Act (URESA). The latter has been one of the most successful ULC products.
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- 1951 - On May 18, during a joint meeting with the American
Law Institute in Washington, D.C., the UCC was approved. Later that year
the ABA formally approved the code as well. Considered the outstanding
accomplishment of the Conference, the Code remains the ULC's signature
product.
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- One of the Uniform Laws drafted by the National Conference
of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws and the American Law Institute governing
commercial transactions (including sales and leasing of goods, transfer
of funds, commercial paper, bank deposits and collections, letters of credit,
bulk transfers, warehouse receipts, bills of lading, investment securities,
and secured transactions), The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), has been
adopted in whole or substantially by all states. (See: Blacks Law, 6th
Ed. pg. 1531) In essence, all court decisions are based on commercial law
or business law and has criminal penalties associated with it. Rather than
openly calling this new law <stflags.htmlAdmiralty/Maritime Jurisdiction,
it is called Statutory Jurisdiction.
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- ** America as a bankrupt nation is owned completely by
its creditors. **
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- The creditors own the Congress, they own the Executive,
they own the Judiciary and they own all the State governments. Do you have
a Birth Certificate? They own you too.
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- 1952 - Uniform Rules of Criminal Procedure approved---first
venture of the Conference into this area of the law.
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- 1953 - Pennsylvania the first state to enact the UCC.
Uniform Rules of Evidence adopted.
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- 1954 - Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act approved.
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- 1956 - Gift to Minors Act approved. Will be adopted in
every state. For the first time, ULC enters the field of international
law.
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- 1957 - Massachusetts becomes second state to enact the
UCC, after revisions by the Editorial Board.
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- 1958 - Uniform Securities Act approved.
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- 1960 - Uniform Paternity Act passed. by 1960, UCC enacted
in Kentucky, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
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- 1961 - Permanent Editorial Board on the UCC formed---8
more states pass UCC. Constitution amended to provide that all members
of Conference must be members of the bar.
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- 1962 - Four more states adopt UCC, including New York.
Probate Code project approved.
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- 1963 - Third comprehensive law project approved, on retail
installment sales, consumer credit, small loans and usury. Eleven more
UCC states. William H. Renquist begins term as commissioner from Arizona;
serves until 1968.
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- 1964 - Special Committee of Uniform Divorce and Marriage
laws recommends that a study of divorce law be authorized and that funds
be sought. One more UCC state.
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- 1965 - Divorce and Marriage Law committee instructed
to commence drafting if funds can be obtained for the project. Thirteen
more UCC states.
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- 1966 - Five more UCC states.
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- 1968 - Much of annual meeting devoted to the Uniform
Consumer Credit Code and the Uniform Probate Code ---two projects nearing
completion. By 1968, 49 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. Virgin
Islands have enacted the UCC---only exception being Louisiana. A big year.
Other developments in 1968: the Consumer Credit Code is approved as well
as revisions to the Anatomical Gift Act, Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
and revisions to URESA.
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- 1969 - Probate Code approved. Preliminary analysis of
the uniform marriage and divorce legislation distributed.
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- 1970 - Controlled Substances Act and Uniform Marriage
and Divorce Act approved.
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- 1971 - Uniform Alcoholism and Intoxication Act approved.
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- 1972 - Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, Disposition
of Community Property Rights At Death Act and UMVARA, the Uniform Motor
Vehicle Accident Reparations Act approved.
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- 1973 - Uniform Parentage Act supersedes Paternity Act.
Uniform Crime Victims Reparations Act approved.
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- 1974 - Conference approves Rules of Criminal Procedure
and Eminent Domain Code. Louisiana, the only state not to adopt the Uniform
Commercial Code due to difficulties in reconciling its provisions with
those of the Civil Code, adopts Articles 1,3,4,5,7, and 8.
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- 1975 - Uniform Land Transactions Act approved.
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- 1976 - Major revision of the Uniform Partnership Act
approved; also Uniform Simplification of Land Transfers and Uniform Class
Action Acts.
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- 1978 - Uniform Brain Death and Uniform Federal Lien Registration
Act approved.
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- 1979 - Uniform Trade Secrets and Durable Power of Attorney
acts among those approved.
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- 1980 - Determination of Death Act supersedes 1978 Brain
Death Act. Uniform Planned Community Act, Model Real Estate Time-Share
Act and Model Periodic Payment of Judgments Act also adopted.
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- 1981 - Two important updated acts approved: new Model
State Administration Procedure and Unclaimed Property Acts. Also two new
acts: the Model Real Estate Cooperative Act and the Uniform Conservation
Easement Act.
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- 1982 - Uniform Condominium and Planned Community Acts
and Model Real Estate Cooperative Act combined into the Uniform Common
Interest Ownership act.
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- The enumerated, specified, and distinct Jurisdictions
established by the ordained Constitution (1789), Article III, Section 2,
and under the Bill of Rights (1791), Amendment VII, were further hodgepodged
and fundamentally changed in 1982 to include <stflags.htmlAdmiralty
Jurisdiction, which was once again brought inland. This was the FUNDAMENTAL
CHANGE necessary to effect unification of CIVIL and ADMIRALTY PROCEDURE.
Just as 1938 Rules ABOLISHED THE DISTINCTION between Actions At Law and
Suits in Equity, this CHANGE WOULD ABOLISH THE DISTINCTION between CIVIL
ACTIONS and SUITS IN ADMIRALTY." (See: Federal Rules of Procedure,
1982 Ed., pg. 17. Also see Federalist Papers, No. 83, Declaration Of Resolves
Of The First Continental Congress, Oct. 14th, 1774, Declaration Of Cause
And Necessity Of Taking Up Arms, July 16, 1775, Declaration Of Independence,
July 4, 1776, Bennet vs. Butterworth, 52 U.S. 669)
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- 1983 - Uniform Marital Property Act and Uniform Premarital
agreement Act approved. Uniform Transfers to Minors Act replaces the uniformly
enacted Uniform Gifts to Minors Act.
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- 1984 - Uniform Statutory Will Act approved; new Uniform
fraudulent Transfer Act supersedes Fraudulent Conveyance Act of 1918.
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- 1985 - Uniform Health-Care Information Act, Uniform Land
Security Interest act, Uniform Personal Property Leasing Act and Uniform
Rights of the Terminally Ill Act approved.
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- 1986 - New drafting effort to revise Articles 3 and 4
of the UCC and draft new provisions begins.
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- 1987 - Approval of the revised Uniform Anatomical Gift
Act approved as well as new Uniform Custodial Trust Act, Uniform Construction
Lien Act and Uniform Franchise and Business Opportunities Act. Also revision
of Rules of Criminal Procedure.
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- 1988 - Final approval of amendments to the Uniform Securities
Act and amendments to Article 6 of the UCC dealing with bulk sales. Conference
also approves Uniform Statutory Form Power of Attorney Act and Uniform
Punitive and Unknown Fathers Act and takes on the controversial issue of
surrogate mother contracts with Uniform Status of Children of Assisted
Conception Act.
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- 1989 - Article 4A of the UCC, dealing with electronic
funds transfers, approved. Also approved: amendments to the Rights of the
Terminally Ill Act, authorizing withdrawal of life support by a surrogate
decision maker; the Uniform Pretrial Detention Act, confining violent criminals
before trial; the Uniform Non-probate Transfers on Death Act and amendments
to Article VI of the Uniform Probate Code.
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- 1990 - Major revision of 1970 Uniform Controlled Substances
Act-- the law in 46 jurisdictions-- approved. Substantial revision of UCC
Article 3 also approved, as well as an updated Article II of the Uniform
Probate Code, to keep pace with current thinking on marital property.
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- This private corruption of the law has occurred despite
the Constitutional responsibility conferred on Congress by Article I, Section
8 of the Federal Constitution which states that it is Congress that "makes
all Laws."
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- What does that have to do with anything? Uniform Laws
seem to be a good Idea.
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- Well now, that is a good question. Let us continue.....
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- An Expose On The Legal Fraud Perpetrated On All Americans
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- THE COURTS RECOGNIZE ONLY TWO CLASSES OF PEOPLE IN THE
UNITED STATES TODAY: DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
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- The concept of DEBTORS and CREDITORS is very important
to understand.
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- Every legal action where you are brought before the court:
e.g. traffic ticket, property dispute or permits, income tax, credit cards,
bank loans or anything else government might dream up to charge you where
you find yourself in front of a court. It is an equity court, administrating
commercial law having a debtor-creditor law as the controlling law. Today,
we have an equity court but not an equity court as defined by the Constitution
of the United States or any other legal documents before 1938.
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