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Alfred T. Goodwin, Senior Circuit Judge
U.S. Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit
P.O. Box 193939
San Francisco, CA 94119-3939
Dear Judge Goodwin,
I recently read an attorney’s motion filed in federal courts in which
I learned that our courts are refusing to uphold our unalienable right
to the due process of law.
I learned that it is not true that our Supreme Court ruled that all wheat
is subject to regulation by the federal government and its agencies, but
only that of persons who registered for benefit under the federal wheat
program.
In both the Alden and Landa criminal cases this issue has been presented
before the Ninth Circuit without yet being considered or responded to.
Doesn’t the right to due process of law require that this issue of agency
jurisdiction be heard and a clear judicial ruling be made in written opinions?
If the due process of law is not upheld, do we even have a system of law?
Aren’t we left with only a moral political agenda that’s being upheld
by our federal judges, who present it to We the People as if it were
the law?
In spite of the Supreme Court’s clear rulings in the Wickard v. Filburn
case, the case has been misapplied for over 60 years by the Department.
of Justice and the courts, while lawyers are unwilling to mention the
fundamental issue and their clients are sent to prison. Isn’t it time
to start abolishing this Department of Justice scheme “to regulate virtually
everything,” as Justice Thomas wrote in the Raich case? Hasn’t this scheme
resulted in the creation of a huge and rapidly expanding prison system,
one that now holds 25% of the world’s prisoners in a nation with only
5% of the world’s population? Isn’t this scheme illegal, unlawful and
criminal, as it deprives We the People of Our liberty and property without
due process?
Perhaps it’s time that our courts exercise Article 3 judicial powers independent
of the political moral issues masqueraded as law by the executive and
legislative branches?
I respectfully request that you uphold your sworn duty to our Constitution
and
the
rights
it
secures for We the People, including the right to due process, by responding
in a written opinion to this issue of agency jurisdiction, as people’s
lives and liberties weigh in the balance.
Sincerely,
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