This is from the Uniform Bonding Code. Attorneys are Criminals operating in Fraud. Lawyers help People are actually practice Law. Attorneys rip you off and you usually lose your ass in a case. 5.1 Bondability of Lawyers and Attorneys (Lawyer and Attorney Are Not Synonymous) Attorn - Law: - To agree to recognize a new owner of a property or estate and promise payment of rent to him. Feudal Law: - to consent to the transfer of land by the Lord of the fee, and to the continuance of ones own holding under the new Lord; also, to accord homage to a Lord. Attornment - Feudal Law: - The acknowledgment by the tenant of a new Lord on the alienation of land; also, the acknowledgment by a bailee that he holds property for a new party. Funk and Wagnalls Practical Standard Dictionary Attorn - Law: - To turn over; to transfer to another money or goods; to assign to some particular use or service. To consent to the transfer of a rent or reversion. To agree to become tenant to one as owner or landlord of an estate previously held of another, or to agree to recognize a new owner of a property or estate and promise payment of rent to him. Attorn - Feudal Law: - To turn over; to transfer to another money or goods; to assign to some particular use or service. Where a Lord aliened his seigniory, he might, with the consent of the tenant, and in some cases without, attorn or transfer the homage and service of the latter to the alienee or new Lord. Attornment: - In feudal and Old English Law - A turning over or transfer by a Lord of the services of his tenant to the grantee of his seigniory. (Lordship title: seignior, sir) The doctrine of attornment grew out of the peculiar relations existing between the landlord and his tenant under the feudal law, and the reasons for the rule never had any existence in this country, and is inconsistent with our laws, customs and institutions. Blacks Law Dictionary Revised Fourth Edition We need to take a very close look at these words in order to understand the role of an attorney. The setting is old England, the aristocracy held the land. The lower class tilled the land as tenants. When the land changed hands from one aristocratic Lord to another aristocratic Lord, a treaty was made between the tenants and the new Lord lest civil war break out between the tenants and the new Lord. This transfer of power with treaty was called attornment. Attornment was the method of peacefully passing land from one aristocrat to another aristocrat without disturbing the class structure. It consisted of a peaceful method of maintaining a noble class off citizens acceptable to the common people. This does not mean that the common people liked the situation, but they suffered evils while evils were sufferable, and made their treaties of attornment. Therefore, in English Law attornment was a method of guaranteeing an unequal protection of the Law for the rich and the poor, but one which was at least tolerable for the poor. It was a peaceful maintenance of the class structure. An attorneys role in this system was to provide the ceremony of the acquiescence of the poor, and to do so in such a manner (modus operandi - MO) as to preserve and maintain the class structure. The peaceful unequal protection of the Law. It is eminently clear that an attorneys role has not changed. Attorneys practice attornment. Lawyer: - A person learned in the law. One who understands law and who loves law for its capacity to rectify the evils of society. One who professes and practices Liberty and Justice for all, and therefore the equal protection of the Law. Lawyers practice law. The U.S. Constitution provides over thirty guarantees of the equal protection of the law. A lawyer supports those provisions of guarantee; an attorney opposes those provisions. In America, a lawyer obeys the U.S. Constitution, the Supreme Law of the Land. An attorney does not obey the U.S. Constitution. Therefore, technically, a lawyer is bondable and an attorney is not bondable. State bar associations, which deal with both extremes, must therefore rely upon self-bonding.
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