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    The document provides information and instructions for filing a writ of habeas corpus to challenge unlawful detention. It includes sample language and formatting for the writ. Guidelines are given for serving the writ on the detention facility and responding if the detained person is not released within 72 hours. Resources are listed for habeas corpus laws and statutes for each of the original 13 colonies and territories.

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    The document provides information and instructions for filing a writ of habeas corpus to challenge unlawful detention. It includes sample language and formatting for the writ. Guidelines are given for serving the writ on the detention facility and responding if the detained person is not released within 72 hours. Resources are listed for habeas corpus laws and statutes for each of the original 13 colonies and territories.

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    The document provides information and instructions for filing a writ of habeas corpus to challenge unlawful detention. It includes sample language and formatting for the writ. Guidelines are given for serving the writ on the detention facility and responding if the detained person is not released within 72 hours. Resources are listed for habeas corpus laws and statutes for each of the original 13 colonies and territories.

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    Class 4 Habeas Corpus, 8.29.17

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    CLASS 4

    HABEAS CORPUS BODY AND NOTES HABEAS CORPUS SITES FOR

    THE COLONIES & TERRITORIES MEMORANDUM OF LAW (Please put your state
    information next, such as) ..
    In support of Pennsylvania Habeas Corpus Submitted Under Title 42, Part VI, Chapter 65 Sec.
    6503(a)
    COMES NOW THE PETITIONER ---------------------------------- (the name of the person who is being held in jail) who is
    unschooled in law and speaks only in guttural vernacular to apply his right to the Writ of Habeas Corpus to
    inquire as to the Nature and Cause of His detention in (name of the jail). (The Body of the
    Habeas is the SAME for every State.) 1.2. (Use these exact words as listed in 1through 7.) 3.45.6.7. Respectfully Submitted,

    Date -------- (The day you served this Habeas) (Theperson serving the Habeas signs here

    A. De Jure man or woman is arrested.

    B. Someone must serve the Habeas.

    C. Prepare a Habeas for your State.

    D. Sign and Date.

    E. Make a copy (Or2)

    F. Go into the detention center and give the Habeas to the attendant on duty. Turn around and
    walk out.

    G. The detained man or woman, according to the Writ of Habeas Corpus MUST be taken before
    a judge within 72 hours (3 days). This is the responsibility of the Warden. IF NOT - take a copy
    of the Habeas Corpus you served and file it with the Provost Marshal.
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    CLASS 4

    STUDY the Expatriation Act Expatriation Act, CHAP. CCXLIX - An Act concerning the
    Rights of American Citizens in foreign States, Section 3, "if it appears to be wrongful and in
    violation of the rights of American citizenship, the President shall forthwith demand the release
    of such citizen ..."

    This is your Military enforcement..... BUT, YOU MUST BE on the private/de jure side.

    The person arresting John Doe ASSUMES he is on the corporate side. Presumption CAN be
    rebutted.

    ACT DE JUREIPRIVATE When approached - TAKE THE 5TH WITHOUT ASSISTANCE OF


    COUNSEL No matter what ----- take the 5th, without counsel. NO name NODL NO insurance
    card NO Social Security card NO signature NO pleas NO fingerprints NO talking to anyone!!!
    You are in a FOREIGN Country and you DON'T speak the same language as they do. You are
    NOT under the rules. EVER.

    Caveat: If you give ANY information, you become a part of that Foreign Process. The military
    can NO LONGER help you.

    When the military is brought into the action, they will check to see if you gave up your rights. If
    you incriminated yourself in ANY way, you will be taken to task for invoking a right when you
    don't have it. That would be a SERIOUS mistake.

    Disclaimer: These codes may not be the most recent version. This state may have more current
    or accurate information. We make no warranties or guarantees about the accuracy,
    completeness, or adequacy of the information contained on this site or the information linked to
    on the state site. Please check official sources.
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    CLASS 4

    13 COLONIES

    Connecticut- 2013 Connecticut General Statutes, Title 52, Chapter 915, Section 52-466

    Delaware - 2016 Delaware Code, Title 10, Chapter 69

    Georgia - 2010 Georgia Code, Title 9, Chapter 14

    Maryland - 2010 Maryland Code, Title 3, Subtitle 7

    Massachusetts - Title IV, Chapter 248

    New Hampshire - 2014 New Hampshire Revised Statutes, Title LV,Chapter 534

    New York - 2013 Consolidated Laws, Article 70 (7001-7012)

    New Jersey - 2013 New Jersey Revised Statutes, Title 30, Section 30.6C-9

    North Carolina - 2009 North Carolina Code, Chapter 17

    Pennsylvania - 2016 Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, Title 42, Chapter 65

    Rhode Island - 2012 Rhode Island General Laws, Title 10, Chapter 10-9

    South Carolina - 2016 South Carolina Code of Laws, Chapter 17

    Virginia - 2006 Code of Virginia § 8.01-666

    TERRITORIES

    Alabama - 2006 Alabama Code, Title 15, Chapter 21

    Alaska - 2014 Alaska Statutes, Title 12, Chapter 12.75

    Arizona - 2015 Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 13, Chapter 38, Article 26

    Arkansas - 2015 Arkansas Code, Title 16, Subtitle 7, Chapter 112


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    CLASS 4

    California - 2016 California Code, Part 2, Title 12, Chapter 1

    Colorado - 2010 Colorado Revised Statutes, Title 16,Article 19, §16-19-111

    Florida - 2005 Florida Code, Chapter 79 I-

    Hawaii ~ 2015 Hawaii Revised Statutes, Title 36, §660

    Idaho - 2016 Idaho Statutes, Title 19, Chapter 42

    Illinois - 2005 Illinois 735ILLCS 5,Article X

    Indiana - 2012 Indiana Code, Title 34, Article 25, Chapter 1

    Iowa - 2014 Iowa Code, Title xv, Subtitle 5, Chapter 663

    Kansas - 2014 Kansas Statutes, Article 15

    Kentucky - 2013 Kentucky Revised Statutes, Chapter 419

    Louisiana - 2011 Louisiana Laws, Revised Statutes, Title 33

    Maine ~ 2005 Maine Code, Title 14, Chapter 609 §5501-5547

    Michigan ~ 2006 Michigan Compiled Laws, Chapter 43, 600.4301 ...600.4387

    Minnesota - Submitted Under Minnesota Statutes Chapter 589

    Mississippi - 2013 Mississippi Code, Title 11,chapter 43

    Missouri - 2011 Missouri Revised Statutes, Title XXXVI, Chapter 532

    Montana ~ 2015 Montana Code Annotated, Title 46, Chapter 22

    Nebraska - 2006 Nebraska Revised Statutes, §29-738

    Nevada - 2010 Nevada Code, Title 39, Chapter 433, NRS 433.464
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    New Mexico - 2006 New Mexico Statutes, Section 31-4-10

    North Dakota - 2016 North Dakota Century Code, Title 32, Chapter 32-22

    Ohio - 2013 Ohio Revised Code, Title 27, Chapter 2725

    Oklahoma - 43A Oklahoma Statutes §43A-1-108 (2014)

    Oregon - Oregon Statutes, Chapter 34, 34.310-34.730

    South Dakota - 2010 South Dakota Code, Title 21, Chapter 27


    Tennessee - 2010 Tennessee, Title 29, Chapter 21

    Texas - 2005 Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Chapter 11

    Utah - 2006 Utah Code, 62A-15-709

    Vermont- 2016 Vermont Statutes, Title 18, Chapter 189, §8005

    Washington - 2005 Revised Code of Washington, Chapter 7.36 RCW

    West Virginia - 2015 West Virginia Code, Chapter 53, Article 4 §53-4-13

    Wisconsin - 2016 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations

    Wyoming - 2010 Wyoming Statutes, Title 1,Chapter 27

    If vou need to serve a Habeas, check your state's site using the following information provided
    above

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