Friday, February 1, 2013

NOTICE OF LACK OF JURISDICTION Texas Bar








Office of the Consul General

NOTICE OF LACK OF JURISDICTION
[See also: "NOTICE OF DEFAULT NIHIL DICIT" and
"AFFIDAVIT"]

To:    Mr. Frank Newton, Esquire
      Chief Administrator and President, State Bar of Texas
      400 W. 15th Street
      Austin, Texas 78711
Notice Date: June 12, 1998                              Certified Mail # P 388 292 799
Lewis Ray Daniel, Consul General of the Provisional
Government of the Republic of Texas, does hereby notice Frank Newton, Esquire and all heirs and assigns (hereinafter "Newton"), all Agents of the State Bar of Texas, and all administrators of the Judicial System of Texas of Lack of Jurisdiction.
Newton is the President and Chief Administrator of the State of Texas Bar Association, created as an Administrative Agency of the Judicial Branch by the State Bar Act. As Chief Administrator, Newton is responsible for all acts of the Agents/Members of the State Bar of Texas which includes, but is not limited to, the acts of all agents of the judicial system of the STATE OF TEXAS.
On November 16, 1995, in cause no. 95-1002, the Supreme Court of the STATE OF TEXAS passed for want of jurisdiction. This act of the Supreme Court establishes the truth and the fact that the STATE OF TEXAS and its political Subdivisions (hereinafter "STATE OF TEXAS") has no jurisdiction over the Republic of Texas and its declared Citizens, whether it be through the government of the STATE OF TEXAS or its Administrative Agencies, such as the State Bar of Texas and its agents or the STATE OF TEXAS Judicial System of Administrative Courts.
The STATE OF TEXAS has no jurisdiction, venue, authority to impose compelled performance or intrude upon the Substantive Rights or Private Property of the Provisional Government or the declared Citizens of the Republic of Texas through the private copyrighted laws, statutes, ordinances, rules, regulations of the STATE OF TEXAS or to prosecute same in the Administrative Courts of the STATE OF TEXAS.
Notice to the principal is notice to the agent, notice to the agent is notice to the principal.
Any response to this NOTICE is required within 10 calendar days of receipt of this NOTICE. If additional time is needed, it may be requested. Any additional time must be requested within 10 calendar days of receipt of this NOTICE.

Lewis Ray Daniel, Consul General
Republic of Texas Provisional Government
cc: STATE OF TEXAS Supreme Court Justices
Certified Mail # P 388 292 799

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