"Compassion and Infiltration:
California's Shysters Are Impeding Public
Health"
by
Michael Hafter,
Freelance Writer
December 4, 2015 A.D.
First in a Continuing Series on American Just US
In the
quiet little town of Hayfork, California, a seething volcano is about to erupt
from its heated origins below grade. The
war on drugs has now crossed a line hitherto invisible to voters, jurors and
the population at large.
Working
diligently to master a matrix of State and Federal laws and regulations, the Compassionate
Use Alliance has now exposed verified evidence of widespread infiltration of The
State Bar of California by all its members.
Using
rules of civil procedure and evidence assembled in a copyright case commenced
in Sacramento just days before 9/11/2001, founder Ed Guenette has steadily
pursued diligent investigation of unlicensed attorneys appearing in State
Courts and County government offices.
Yes, you
read that correctly: these UNlicensed State Bar "members" are openly
violating sections of the California Business and Professions Code which
expressly require a certificate of oath to be indorsed on the back of their
licenses to practice law.
To
"indorse" is to sign on the back, as when indorsing a standard bank
check. In Latin, “in dorso” means "on the back."
These
licenses are not to be confused with their standard "Bar cards". Just yesterday, Guenette confirmed that a
Superior Court docket record contains photocopies of the front and back sides
of one such Bar card.
But,
that card does not even come close to satisfying the clear requirements imposed
by CBPC sections 6067 and 6068.
Section
6067 was first enacted in February 1939.
California's Courts have already ruled that its requirements are
constitutional, and the California Legislature does have authority to impose an
oath upon all Bar members.
As such,
not only does such an oath invoke lawful substance by obliging attorneys to
honor 2 large bodies of Law -- the U.S. Constitution and the State
Constitution. The oath requirement was
elevated to supreme Law of the Land when Article VI, Clause 3 first became law
on June 21, 1788 (this writer's birthday).
That
Oath of Office Clause predates the Bill of Rights, first ratified in 1791, and
it has never been amended, not once!
Making
State Bar members even more vulnerable are standing decisions by the U.S.
Supreme Court identifying them as "officers of the court", and at
least one Act of Congress at 4 U.S.C. 101 imposing the oath requirement on all
State judicial officers.
Guenette's
first foray into this dark matrix was a written DEMAND for the licenses to
practice law and certificates of oath required of former Trinity County
Counsels. Smaller counties in California
routinely hire private attorneys like Cota Cole LLP to perform such services.
Guenette
invoked a public records law to discover County payments to Cota Cole totaling
more than $300K. With the automatic
triple damage multiplier authorized by the Federal Civil RICO statute, Cota
Cole was served with a lawful INVOICE for almost $1 million payable to the
County of Trinity.
More
recently, another CUA client requested counsel with a misdemeanor citation for
pot possession issued by a law enforcement officer employed by the U.S. Forest
Service.
Guenette
promptly invoked the federal Freedom of Information Act to request that
officer's U.S. Office of Personnel Management APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS. The USFS Disclosure Officer is now in default
-- by failing to produce that credential within the time limits imposed by the
FOIA.
Making
matters much worse, OPM published a counterfeit revision of that form in
August 2002, and it stubbornly refuses to apply to the Office of Management and
Budget for periodic review and approval of that form.
OPM's
Standard Form 61 is a "bootleg" form because it lacks a valid OMB
control number, which must be displayed at the upper right-hand corner.
And, an
Act of Congress bars all such officers from being paid if they have not
executed valid APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS.
As such,
it is very probable that all federal personnel hired after August 2002 have
executed counterfeit credentials, and the affected number could easily total a
million or more.
The
County Sheriffs Department is also implicated,
because it routinely deputizes USFS personnel with authority to enforce State
laws.
However,
in that particular case, the implementing federal Regulation requires
violations to occur on Postal Property, but the defendant was nowhere near USPS
land or buildings when he was stopped and cited.
Guenette
has also demanded licenses and oaths from the current County Counsels for the
County of Trinity, and they too are in default.
The mind-boggling conclusion now warranted -- by all the evidence
assembled and confirmed to date by CUA -- is that not one "member" of
The State Bar of California is properly licensed. Not even one!
At last
count, there are 250,000 registered State Bar members in California, and many
of those are presently employed as U.S. Attorneys and Federal Judges.
And the
McDade Act requires all U.S. Attorneys to obey all State Bar disciplinary
guidelines "to the same extent and in the same manner" as all
private attorneys in each State. This
writer spoke with one of the U.S. Representatives who authored that law, and
she made the intent of Congress very clear.
If you
happen to notice cracks forming in the public pavements of Trinity County,
please call 911 if hot molten lava suddenly shoots skyward or smoking sink
holes swallow your parked car:
The
missing licenses and oaths for all State Bar members are about to explode into
a statewide crisis of epic proportions that will make the Mount St. Helens
eruption look like a firecracker.
Governor
Moon Beam, are you reading this? Your
State Bar Number is 37100: http://members.calbar.ca.gov/fal/Member/Detail/37100
About the author: Michael Hafter is a freelance
writer who appears briefly in the Supreme Law Library on the Internet,
using a variety of stealthy pen names.
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