Maurice Edward, Brahier of the People

In the Commonwealth of Kentucky

Before the Calloway Circuit Court and

The Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Kentucky

And the People's Grand jury

The court and judge will take notice: this does not confirm or otherwise grant jurisdiction over Maurice Edward, Brahier, I reserve and preserve all rights or law and constitutions and do not hereby or hereon waive such.

The court(s) find ?(their) jurisdiction(s) and responsibilities under the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

I come before this court to return the illegal papers received by me from one Michael D., Ward and or his purported office of COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY.

Statement of Fact

I return these papers for the reasons stated below:

1. No request for answer to a Bill of Particulars has been filed by any party or any possible party to this action.

2. No Bill of Particulars may be presented or submitted by COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY until and unless request for answers exist upon the record, no such request exists.

3. NOTICE has been placed that a Bill of Particulars may and or will be placed at the proper time and during the course of this purported action should it be necessary.

Court Responsibility

Therefore, the court will sui sponte remove such illegal materials from this action least it actively conspire to commit crimes against one of the People of the commonwealth of Kentucky. It will make note upon its' record that COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY has again proceeded in a corrupt and or criminal and or illegal manner for later review by the People. It will preserve this evidence as required by law.

Statement of Fact

1. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY has failed to submit objection and or otherwise respond as required by law and during the time period allowed, to the request for the records of the Grand Jury.

Court Responsibility

The court must now issue such orders as required by law to insure Maurice Edward, Brahier, receives those materials so that he might properly determine the issues involved and or other matters.

Judicial Notice

The judge will take judicial notice of this failure to comply with law by COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY upon the record of the case. The judge will take further judicial notice of COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY and its' apparent attempt to bring the Circuit Court of Calloway County into active conspiracy with it.

Statement in Law regarding MOTION TO AMEND INDICTMENT

The court and or judge will remove or disallow any modification of the record of the Grand Jury. It may not now be modified to protect COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY from review and or prosecution for the perpetration of fraud, perjury or otherwise to the Grand Jury or other matters, by the People of this Commonwealth and or Maurice Edward, Brahier.

Statement of Law and Notice

Any action by the court to allow such will be deemed by the People and or Maurice Edward, as deliberate destruction of evidence and obstruction of justice and prosecuted as such before the People of the commonwealth.

Judicial Notice

The judge will take further judicial notice of the fact: that the clerk of courts has failed to return Maurice Edward, Brahier's copy of prior requests before the court as required by law and in direct violation thereof.

Special Investigative Grand Jury

The court(s) will now institute a Special Investigative Grand Jury to review the corrupt and or criminal and or other unconstitutional activities by parties claiming to be COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, the legislature, and COMMONWEALTH's representatives and agencies; to be reviewed pursuant to constitutional provisions and including (but not limited to) United States Senate Report; Special Committee on the Termination of National Emergency and its inclusions; since COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY proceeds in direct violation of The Constitution of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and has done so since at least 1933. The Grand Jury will submit its report directly to the People. Notification of dates and times shall be made public, and the hearing shall be public as well, so the People might present their issues for review.

Evidence

excerpt from the Report The court will take notice: This was over 25 years ago, it has not been corrected, or removed. In fact, further emergency powers and laws have been instituted, UNITED STATES and COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY have acted in concert to further remove the People's laws and rights from them.

Since March 9, 1933, the United States has been in a state of declared national emergency. In fact, there are now in effect four presidentially proclaimed states of national emergency. In addition to the national emergency declared by President Roosevelt in 1933, there are also the national emergency proclaimed by President Truman on December 16, 1959, during the Korean conflict, and the states of national emergency declared by President Nixon on March 23, 1970, and August 13, 1971.

These proclamations give force to 470 provisions of Federal law. These hundreds of statutes delegate to the President extraordinary powers, ordinarily exercised by the Congress, which affect the lives of American citizens in a host of all-encompassing manners. This vast range of powers, taken together, confer enough authority to rule the country without reference to normal constitutional processes.

Under the powers delegated by these statutes, the President may: seize property; organize and control the means of production; seize commodities; assign military forces abroad; institute martial law; seize and control all transportation and communication; regulate the operation of private enterprise; restrict travel; and, in a plethora of particular ways, control the lives of all American citizens.

With the melting of the cold war-the developing detente with the Soviet Union and China, the stable truce of over 20 years duration between North and South Korea, and the end of U.S. involvement in the war in Indochina - there is no present need for the United States Government to continue to function under emergency conditions.

The Special Committee on the Termination of the National Emergency was created to examine the consequences of terminating the declared states of national emergency that now prevail; to recommend what steps the Congress should take to ensure that the termination can be accomplished without adverse effect upon the necessary tasks of governing; and, also, to recommend ways in which the United States can meet future emergency situations with speed and effectiveness but without relinquishment of congressional oversight and control.

In accordance with this mandate, the Special Committee-in conjunction with the Executive branch, expert constitutional authorities, as well as former high officials of this Government - is now engaged

in a detailed study to determine the most reasonable ways to restore normalcy to the operations of our Government.

A first and necessary step was to bring together the body of statutes, which have been passed by Congress, conferring extraordinary powers upon the Executive branch in times of national emergency. This has been a most difficult task. Nowhere in the Government, in either the Executive or Legislative branches did there exist a complete catalog of all emergency statutes. Many were aware that there had been a delegation of an enormous amount of power but, of how much power, no one knew. In order to correct this situation, the Special Committee staff was instructed to work with the Executive branch, , the Library of Congress, and knowledgeable legal authorities to compile an authoritative list of delegated emergency powers.

This working paper is intended to be used as a supplement to our Special Committee report, "Emergency Powers Statutes." It includes the summaries of statutes delegating powers in time of war or national summaries of the Public Laws. and a listing of provisions according to committee jurisdiction. It also includes the texts of the four Presidentially proclaimed states of national emergency.

STATEMENT OF FACT

1. Michael D., Ward and his office, in conjunction with other members and offices of COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, including the legislature and the courts, have knowingly and willingly conspired, for at least 65 years (regarding COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY) with the enemies of the People. Neither he nor It (they) may hold, or may lay claim, to provisions of Kentucky's Constitution as ((it is ) and or (they are)) a foreign war powers government of no import and hold no authority over the People or within The Commonwealth of Kentucky.

2. They have actively conspired with THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA to remove constitutional protections and law from the People of the Commonwealth and The United States.

3. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY has embraced and aided the enemies of the People, and has actively and knowingly subjected them to foreign law and foreign governments. It (they) has (have) actively participated in destroying the People's inherent and inalienable rights by turning them into chattel and or wards of GOVERNMENT. And has actively conspired to destroy and or actively conspired to compromise the People's Constitutions within these United States and in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

4. The legislature has deliberately, and with full knowledge of its acts, allowed The People of the Commonwealth to be subjected to this war powers government; so that it might institute laws which may not exist due to the Constitution of the state and the inherent and inalienable rights of the people. They have failed to and with full knowledge of their actions, refused or failed to proceed under and within the provisions of the commonwealth's Constitution.

5. Further, they have entered into compacts and or agreements with foreign nations and governments to remove rights of privacy, personal property, and other constitutional provisions and protections, and taken distinct effort to further instill and extend emergency powers and controls, without the consent of the People and in direct violation of their Constitutions. And have removed the constitutional protections and provisions, converting them to purported priviledges.

Responses required by the courts

The courts and judges and clerks will do as required by the People's law and Constitutions if they intend to lay claim to their constitutions and their protections and provisions. The Court will issue such orders as are necessary to protect Maurice Edward, Brahier, and the People of the Commonwealth, from further criminal or unconstitutional activities by COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY during pendency of action(s).

NOTICE

Failure to provide this function will be deemed as active participation to insure the outcome of a case by the courts and or judges, and or further active participation in organized crimes against the People of the commonwealth. And will be addressed to the proper parties of constitutional provision for their review for prosecution and or removal of these parties from office in the commonwealth, and or as they might deem fit and proper. Action which may include complete removal of this entity COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY and or imprisonment of the parties of its' composition. See Kentucky Constitution at Sections 1-26; note particularly 4 and 26.

Certification of Delivery

By the signature below I do hereby affirm this document subtitled RETURN OF PAPERS AND NOTIFICATION consisting of these nine (9) pages has been delivered, as indicated below, to:

Clerk of Courts in Calloway County, at the Justice Building in the city of Murray of The Commonwealth of Kentucky = 3 documents hand delivered, one for return after stamping/filing;

Michael D., Ward, listed as COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY's attorney at his listed address via Certified U.S. Mail = 1 copy;

Take Back Kentucky, hand delivered to a party of contact = 1 copy,

Office of the Governor, State of Kentucky, Capital Building, Frankfort, Ky.

1 copy via regular United States Mail;

Supreme Court of The Commonwealth of Kentucky; ROOM 209 CAPITAL BUIDING; 700 CAPITAL AVENUE; FRANKFORT, KY. 40601-3488

1-502-564-4720 = 14 copies via Certified United States Mail, one for return in the S.A.S.E. after stamping/filing by the clerk;

Office of the Editor; Paducah Sun; 408 Kentucky Avenue; Paducah, Ky. = 1 copy via regular United States Mail;

WPSD TV; News Division; 100 Television Lane; Paducah, Ky. = 1 copy via regular United States Mail,

on this _______________ day of the tenth (10^th) month in the nineteen hundredth and ninety-eighth year, ANNO DOMINI.

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Maurice Edward, Brahier, a private person, of the People, sui juris

At the postal address of P.O. Box 781, in Calvert City of the commonwealth of Kentucky.