Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon

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1 Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon As Convened Under the Authority of God The hierarchy of authority: From the Creator to man; from man to all governments; from governments to all subsidiaries thereof, including corporations and entities receiving consideration from We the People. Preamble The de jure Grand Jury, being one of the oldest, most respected, and most powerful civil institutions on the united states of America, has long been deemed vital as an ultimate and necessary restraint against governmental abuse of the limited powers bequeathed and entrusted to it by We the People. Therefore, the Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon (hereinafter, de jure Grand Jury) hereby convenes with solemn recognition for the unalienable rights endowed to us by the Creator as cited in The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united states of America (circa 1776) and protected by, but not limited to, the Constitution for the united States (circa 1787), as amended through December 19, 1860; and The Unanimous Declaration of The Sovereign Rights held by Indigenous Power of the united States of America (circa 2010), in order to restore and re-inhabit the free America and to ensure justice for all people upon the land. The de jure Grand Jury Process The de jure Grand Jury is founded with twenty seven (27) members as an independently operating body, fulfilling the duties for ensuring freedom and justice for "We the People". Each Juror shall affirm, by solemn oath, to accept and support The Unanimous Declaration of The Sovereign Rights held by Indigenous Power of the united States of America (circa 2010), which adopts and upholds, as supreme law of the land, the Constitution for the united States (circa 1787), as amended through December 19, Furthermore, the de jure Grand Jury shall function lawfully only as a body. No individual Juror shall have any power or authority to invoke or represent the de jure Grand Jury while acting alone, unless with the express written consent thereof. Primary Jury Duties The primary duties of the de jure Grand Jury shall involve, but not be limited to, examination of all aspects of all governments, subsidiaries, entities, or matters thereof, which abide upon, touch upon, are concerned with, or are subject to Federal Jurisdiction on Oregon, extending from the center of the earth, through the land, to the heavens above, including, but not limited to, all waters, navigable waterways, ocean ports, and seaboard. Page 1 of 6 Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon

2 Furthermore, these primary duties shall include, but not be limited to: Preparing Presentments: The de jure Grand Jury shall independently, or upon evidence provided to it, investigate all manner of crimes or misconduct perpetrated on We the People and make presentments of its findings for indictment to the appropriate authority(s) having jurisdiction over the individual or entity committing the infraction. Issuing and Reviewing Indictments: The de jure Grand Jury shall review indictments to determine if there is probable cause to believe a crime has been committed. At all times, the de jure Grand Jury is to base its investigations and findings on the venerable common law maxim of corpus delicti, if there is no injured party, there is no crime. The de jure Grand Jury shall issue a true bill if it agrees with the indictment, or a no bill if it disagrees with the indictment. Additional Duties In order to determine if the evidence against an accused, once brought before the de jure Grand Jury, is sufficient to proceed with trial, the Jury shall utilize the broad powers at its disposal in pursuit of the truth, seeking counsel and observing precedents from, but not limited to, God s law, natural law, common law, and the time-honored maxims of law. Investigative reports and findings regarding the functions, operations, accounts, records, et cetera, of public officials, employees, officers, departments, et al, as deemed necessary by the de jure Grand Jury, may be delivered to any and all appropriate entity(s) having authority to address accountability issues that may be discovered and to enforce punitive actions that may be required. Should the appropriate entity(s) having authority fail to prosecute the infraction, the de jure Grand Jury shall issue a presentment to the appropriate authority(s) to issue an indictment. Order and Continuity of the de Jure Grand Jury Order Order, being necessary to the efficient and productive fulfillment of Jury functions and duties, shall at all times be maintained in accordance with Robert s Rules of Orders under the purview and at the discretion of the de jure Grand Jury Foreman. Furthermore, while healthy debate, differences of opinion, and all sides of any given issue are necessarily encouraged in the furtherance of justice and perspicacity, in the interests of maintaining order, the Foreman may temporarily remove, place on inactive status, or permanently disqualify any repeatedly disruptive Juror acting contrary to the designs and duties of effective Jury functioning. This authority, so as not to thwart representation by the Jury body at large, shall be subject to a Two-Thirds veto vote of all assembled Jurors in opposition to any such action, in which case the Foreman shall be overruled. Page 2 of 6 Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon

3 Additionally, any Juror being absent without notification for three de Jure Grand Jury meetings or mandatory functions shall automatically disqualify themselves from the Jury, subject to extenuating circumstances as deemed excusable and affirmed by a Two-Thirds vote of all assembled Jurors, in which case the absent Juror will be allowed to remain. Continuity Despite its best efforts, it is recognized that the founding de jure Grand Jury, being comprised of twenty seven (27) members, cannot possibly investigate every miscarriage of justice and/or oversee all entity(s) at every level. Therefore, as the need arises, subsequent and/or additional de jure Grand Juries may be formed to assist with serving We the People in the interests of freedom and justice. The de jure Grand Jury Scheduling and Term Limits The founding de jure Grand Jury, once covened will hold the positions one year minus one day from date of convening. This includes its officers and its committees, which shall be seated for one year minus one day from same date. During this period, the de jure Grand Jury shall provide the administrative processes and procedures for the establishment of a de jure Grand Jury system and attend to all other matters and duties as described herein. Prior to expiration of term, the de jure Grand Jury shall announce such administrative processes, provide its operating procedures, and set timetables for the election of future officers. Confidentiality To safeguard We the People, and to ensure the unfettered flow of thoughts, opinions, and information, all deliberations of the de jure Grand Jury shall be held in the strictest confidence of Jury members. Any Juror that violates this strict confidence shall be removed and banned from sitting on current and future de jure Grand Juries, in addition to further penalties that may be imposed for violation of oaths sworn to uphold The Unanimous Declaration of The Sovereign Rights held by Indigenous Power of the united States of America (circa 2010). The de jure Grand Juror Requirements de jure Grand Jury members must: Affirm and sign The Jural Covenant of Office for the Republic of the united States of America (circa 2010); Affirm and sign the Jural Covenant of Office for Republic (in the nature of an oath) for a de jure grand juror; Be at least 18 years of age; Be domiciled on Oregon; and Page 3 of 6 Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon

4 Be of good character and sound mind. de jure Grand Jury members may not: Be serving currently on any other Jury; Be serving currently as an elected or appointed government official; Have been convicted of malfeasance in office or other high crime, subject to review by the de jure Grand Jury, where exceptions may include cases involving tax and property issues or other financial charges pertaining to other entity(s), or cases absent of an injured party; or, Accept, claim, receive, or retain any title of nobility or honor or accept and retain any present, pension, office, or emolument of any kind whatever, from any emperor, king, prince, or foreign power, in violation of the intent of the original 13th Amendment of the Constitution for the United States of America (circa 1791). Structure and Duties of de jure Grand Jury Offices The de Jure Grand Jury Officers must each demonstrate impeccable character, intelligence, management skills, and exemplary leadership abilities. All de jure Grand Juries shall have, at minimum, the following three (3) officers, who shall assume the duties as here described. Foreman Duties: The Foreman shall oversee the efficiency and effectiveness of the de jure Grand Jury and its committees, keeping order and providing protocols at all times. The Foreman shall have power to administer oaths and affirmations and shall sign all finding of facts, presentments, true bills, no bills, and indictments. Qualifications: The Foreman must be comfortable and effective in communicating with all types of personalities, as Jurors will present such variations. The Foreman will be competent and decisive in assessing the attitudes and alignments of the Jurors as a functioning body. The Foreman will be capable of quickly assessing the significance and context of any issues discussed internally, or of any cases brought before the Grand Jurors. Character: The Foreman will be fearless and effectively gracious in addressing internal Grand Juror conflicts, personal Grand Juror problems, public misperceptions, and interactions with governing agencies or officers. The Foreman will express and act with unflinching confidence carried forward with humility, be verbally precise and articulate, and demonstrate the qualities of a competent and patient listener and leader. Page 4 of 6 Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon

5 Foreman Pro Teme Duties: The Foreman Pro Teme shall assume duties of the Jury Foreman when absent, assist with maintaining order at meetings, and fulfill other obligations as assigned by the Foreman. Qualifications: Given that all duties of the Foreman may at any time pass to the Foreman Pro Teme, the qualifications for this officer position are in every way identical to those of the Foreman, with the addition that he or she must demonstrate the competence and humility required of an assistant in such a capacity. Recorder Duties: The Recorder shall assist the Jury Foreman and Foreman Pro Teme as assigned and keep an accurate record (minutes) of each meeting, making these available to all Jury members in a timely manner. Qualifications: The Recorder must demonstrate strong organizational abilities, exhibit technological proficiency in the communications media of the day, and be capable of the detail-oriented tasks of note-taking, communicating with Jurors, and providing the hosting skills necessary for booking meetings, arranging conference calls, and managing logistical matters for the conduct of Jury business. Additional officers may be elected or appointed as needed, and in the manner adopted by each subsequent de jure Grand Jury. Selecting and Seating the de jure Grand Jury Selection for de jure Grand Jurors shall be based on the prospective Juror s exhibited qualities in accordance with the proscriptions identified herein. Furthermore, the Jury shall consist of a minimum of twenty four (24) and three (3) alternate Jurors selected at random by lot. In special circumstances, or in cases of Jury meetings or other administrative business, a petite Jury may be convened, consisting of thirteen (13) Jurors, and including the presence of the Foreman and the Recorder. The de jure Grand Jury Committees Jury committees shall be formed as the need arises, with permanent committees being inducted into official existence by Amendment of this document, and ad hoc committees being formed by majority vote. Page 5 of 6 Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon

6 The de jure Grand Jury Amendments The de jure Grand Jury shall reserve the right to further amend this document in order to better fulfill and serve its mission and scope. Therefore, while the content of the original document shall remain inviolable, changes may be made by the addition of amendments as ratified by a Two Thirds of majority vote of the twenty seven (27) current de jure Grand Jury members. The de jure Grand Jury Quorum The Quorum shall be defined as Two Thirds of the twenty seven (27) current de jure Grand Jury Members. Dated this day of,. Foreman Pro Teme's Autograph Page 6 of 6 Federal Jurisdiction District Court de jure Grand Jury on the Republic for Oregon