LAW - Void Orders
An order made without any authority at law is a void order.
Neither a preponderance of time nor any Judicial ruling can make a void
order or amendment lawful. What is void is void on it's face, a
nullity that will never have any lawful force or effect.
'A void judgment [or Order/Article/Amendment] is, in legal effect, no judgment. By it
no rights are divested. From it no rights can be obtained. Being
worthless in itself, all proceedings founded upon it are equally
worthless. It neither binds nor bars any one.' [Citation.]" ( Bennett v.
Wilson (1898) 122 Cal. 509, 513-514 [55 P. 390].) (Ibid)
The 9th Amendment, for example voids the Patriot Act. The 9th
is higher law and dictates that your rights may not diminish. When
the government tries to pass a law like the Patriot Act which literally
takes the construct of "innocent until proven guilty" to "guilty without
the right to prove innocence" their new law is no law at all since
it diminishes your rights, and by the 9th it is
void. By enacting the Patriot Act and enforcing it the government
commits high treason.
Similarly the 2nd
Amendment prohibits the government for trying to prevent you from
possessing/baring any type of weapon what so ever. Read also the commentary on the
11th Amendment
and the 16th
Unratified Amendment which makes most of the 33,000 taxing bodies in
the U.S. unlawful.
There is a large body of law which leaves no ambiguity regarding Void
Judgments/Orders/Articles/Amendments having absolutely no authority or
force, a collection is found here: Law of
Voids |
