INFRACTIONS ARE NOT CRIMES!! POLICE MAY ONLY ARREST FOR CRIMES!! By Robyna Choleton, August 8, 2014 MOTORISTS IN CALIFORNIA who do not drive as a privilege of commercial transportation, may nonetheless exercise their unalienable right of travel on public highways in their privately owned automobiles -- without obtaining corporate State issued automobile registration, nor need of carrying a driver license, etc. This is the law, and anyone may issue lawful advice. Whereas thugs in uniforms who merely masquerade as peace officers, are prone to intercepting and arresting such freely traveling motorists upon state highways [even as the California Highway Patrol criminally arrested me without a valid cause last year], such brigands have NO right to arrest ANY motorist for mere infractions, and may thus be prosecuted for false arrests if such an arrest is for any infraction (with no misdemeanor attached). A motorist may ONLY be arrested if he or she is witnessed by law enforcement types, to be committing (or who is about to commit) a public offense -- that is a misdemeanor or a felony, or who is identified on a legitimate warrant for an arrest to be served, according to law. ALL so-called traffic stops are ARRESTS according to the California Vehicle Code, and yet for such corporate subcontractors (called police) doing so without articulable reasonable suspicion or articulable probable cause that they witnessed a crime being committed by a motorist, are categorically false arrests. Motorists arrested in such a manner may inform such subcontractors at the scene of the arrest, that they can be prosecuted for a false arrest, IF the stop is merely for a so-called infraction. For the information of readers, all so-called governments have been commandeered as the corporate subsidiaries they are now, of the private United States, Inc. thats located at the District of Columbia. Thus such governments are merely privately held corporations. The State of California is a private corporation, thats not comparable at all to the de jure state called the California Republic, the asylum state, and which de jure state has its own flag, with California Republic displayed upon it. The corporate State of California has NO flag to display of its own. Think about that. Police may ONLY arrest people for crimes they witness, but NOT for infractions, because infractions are NOT CRIMES, according to People vs. Sava (1987) and People vs. Battle (1975), both California Appellate Court rulings (case cites available), which state that the Legislature in California never intended that infractions could be categorized as crimes. Thus infractions are NOT arrestable offenses, by anyone. THINK ABOUT THIS: If a motorist cannot get a trial by jury, OR have the District Attorneys office prosecute an infraction, then how the hell can corporate subcontractors called police arrest anyone for an identifiable infraction?! Police may only arrest people for crimes they witness being committed (or witness that are about to be committed). REPEATING: POLICE MAY ONLY ARREST PEOPLE FOR CRIMES!! INFRACTIONS ARE NOT CRIMES!! Repeat after me: INFRACTIONS ARE NOT CRIMES!!! Get it? This writer gives lawful advice, and practices law as an unalienable right. [Why? Because the practice of law cannot be licensed].
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 07:52:04 +0000
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