Originally posted by iflewmyown
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Judge Raymond Elliott of the NY State Supreme Court, took it upon himself on April 18th to unilaterally dismiss the case which the NY CLGJ had filed, despite the fact that the NY Common Law Grand Jury (CLGJ) had filed a Writ of Prohibition prohibiting Elliott from assuming jurisdiction over the case or acting in anything other than a ministerial function.
As a result, the NY CLGJ Rescinded the judge's improper and illegal decision, filed a Writ of Error against Elliott, fining him 100 silver dollars, and also filed Fraud On The Court charges against Elliott for engaging in felony rescue of lower court officials which the NY CLGJ had filed charges against. A new target date of May 12th has been established for commencement of the hearing which should have taken place April 24th. We'll soon see what the outcome of that action will be.
There will undoubtedly be further attempts by the NY Supreme Court to obstruct justice and fend off the NY CLGJ as if it had no authority or legal standing, and of course this will mean that the case will at some point in the near future have to be heard in a higher court. A higher court will eventually be forced to agree that the NY CLGJ does have authority and standing to press charges against NY state court officials for failing to abide by case law rulings. The law in this case is abundantly clear, and fully supports the NY CLGJ's charges. As I see it, there are only two possibilities:
1. Magistrate Elliott never read the documents submitted by the NY CLGJ, and therefore did not take heed of, or understand that the CLGJ's position was fully supported by the case law cited. If this is the case then Elliott wrongfully deprived the CLGJ of its rights.
2. Elliott did read the documents submitted by the NY CLGJ, and understood full well that he was acting improperly and treasonously in using color of law to cloak a felony rescue of his lower court cohorts.
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