Process-Serving a United States District Court
November 2nd, 2009
Greetings everyone,
Recently, Judge David O. Carter dismissed the Orly Taitz eligibility lawsuit. Much to the disapointment of all concerned Americans, justice was not served. It is apparent in this Country that money and power buy everything. Obama has the money and the power. But all is not lost. God still controls our destiny. Obama may have dodged a lawsuit but in the “Book of Life” he will never find peace or solice.
It has become more and more apparent that a “civil” lawsuit is never going to solve anything. Obama is a criminal and should be treated as such. American Grand Jury has done everything in it’s power to make the Judicary aware of the crimes committed by Obama, Pelosi and others. Many say, “we have done nothing.” I disagree. More and more people are becoming aware of just how much of a criminal Obama really is. Knowledge is power and the people are gaining that knowledge on a daily basis. The Judiciary will sooner or later have to intervene or the entire credibity of our Constitution and legal system will crumble. The naysayers say, “crumble we will.” I say, “it will not happen without a revolution and a fight.” You can only push the American people so far until they will fight and that fight will change the course of our Republic for years to come.
Now, we are having difficulties serving some of these Courts. The Courts are refusing to take the Presentments or worse, simply refusing to respond. That is fine. We expected this to happen. The Courts can be intimidating. They don’t want to touch a “hot potato.”
The solution is to change the way we serve these Courts. This change will make it much easier to legally bind and serve a Court. The solution is to actually “Process-Serve” the Clerk of the Court. It is not complicated. The paperwork can be prepared in advance and all that is necessary is to DELIVER the Presentments. No signature or stamp is required from the Court. Once the documents are delivered to the Court, that’s it — the Court is legally served.
Below is the document that is going to do the work. IT WILL BE PREPARED IN ADVANCE and included with the American Grand Jury Presentments.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SERVING A UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT please contact me. I will prepare the documents in advance for you, including all the information necessary such as Clerk’s name, address, etc. All you have to do is get the documents printed, notarized and delivered to the Court.
WHO IS GOING TO VOLUNTEER to “Process Serve” the Presentments? This MUST be done in person. You cannot mail these. All you do is deliver the documents to the Clerk’s Office.
Please let me know if you are interested?
Regards,
Bob Campbell
This is what the document looks like:
November 3rd, 2009 at 8:21 am
THE PREPARED DOCUMENTS THAT YOU WILL PREPARE - DO I TAKE THESE TO STAPLES AND USE THE COPY MACHINE TO PRINT THEM AND THEN TAKE THEM TO BE NOTARIZED?
November 3rd, 2009 at 10:38 am
Hi Nancy,
This would be the same type of .PDF file that you currently download to receive the Presentments. The only difference is the cover sheet is changed to include a Process-Serve affidavit. You would download the package and print the documents. Or you could save the .PDF file on a flash card and take to Staples (or print store) to have them printed. You would then get the Cover sheet (the affidavit) notarized and you are ready to serve the documents to any United States District Court. The reason I suggest the United States District Court is I believe we should try and get to these courts first. They probably have the best chance of success or a higher-up State Court.
Let me know which US District Court you would like to serve and I will get the clerk information to plug into the form before I send it to you. I will email the .PDF file directly to you.
Thanks,
Bob
November 3rd, 2009 at 10:50 am
I just received the US District Court information from Lesley in Texas for the Austin location. Thank you Lesley for offering to serve this Court. I will prepare the Presentments and Affidavit paperwork with the information you sent me and email the .PDF file to you within the next 24 hours.
Bob
Received from Lesley:
Austin Division
U.S. District Court
Clerk of Court:
Mr. William G. Putnicki
U.S. District Clerk
Address:
U.S. District Clerk’s Office
200 West 8th St., Room 130
Austin, Texas 78701
Phone:
(512) 916-5896
November 3rd, 2009 at 11:34 am
Dear Bob Campbell,
I am a resident of the state of Florida,USA.
I am available 24 hours a day to serve or perform any legal
service needed to serve “Presentments” in this matter.
I would be honored in doing so!
Thank you from the bottom of America’s heart for all that you
do for our country—and may GOD’S blessings be upon your
every effort and breaths to impeach this evil man.
the ole’ man
November 3rd, 2009 at 12:03 pm
Attn: Bob
P. S. to my recent comment— IT DAWNED ON ME THAT IN PAST YEARS I WON A “CIVIL ACTION” IN COURT WHEN i SHOULD HAVE FILED A “CRIMINAL ACTION” IN THE FIRST PLACE. HAVING WON THE “JUDGE-MENT” ,I COULD NOT COLLECT $$ WHEREAS IF I HAD FILED “CRIMINAL” CHARGES THE JUDGE WOULD HAVE PRONOUNCED SERVING TIME IN PRISON. For whatever that may be worth! the ole’ man
November 3rd, 2009 at 12:17 pm
Ralph,
Get the information off the Internet or make a call by phone. I need the name of the Clerk of the Court that you want to serve and the official title of the United States District Court.. ex: Western District Court of New York.. an address and phone number is helpful to.
I will fill out the Affidavit form with the correct information and email it to you. You can get the Affidavit notarized and then serve the court.
Bob
November 3rd, 2009 at 12:42 pm
As soon as I read this, ” American Grand Jury has done everything in it’s power to make the Judicary aware of the crimes committed by Obama, Pelosi and others”, my mind thought, ‘What would the chances be of serving presentments for Pelosi? You already have the proof with the 2 different documents filed the same day, same time and signed by the same 3 people.
Can we handle (legally) more than one presentment at the same time?
November 3rd, 2009 at 2:00 pm
Hi Bob! This is a great idea, i.e., streamlining the process and making it safer for those brave souls which take on the job! I had one little question, and please excuse me for perhaps experiencing early “old-timers” syndrome! I noticed that, in the space for the Notary, it says that the papers have already been served. Well, how do they know? And if you have it notarized BEFORE you serve the papers, how does the Notary know that you will do so? So, when does it get notarized? Thanks for clearing this up!
November 3rd, 2009 at 2:00 pm
I agree with Paula. There was just an article in which
David Plouff(sp?) ADMITTED that they did NOT vet Obama
AT ALL! That means others are guilty as well of not
not doing their jobs legally!
November 3rd, 2009 at 5:54 pm
John, I think you are being somewhat negative here and you are incorrect about the notory implication. I was a notary for 15 years and a Process-Server for 10 years. The notary can only notarize a signature. They cannot approve or disaprove of the document they are signing. They are not attorneys.
You do not put a notary in jeopardy with this document. The notary is not swearing to a “serve date.” They are swearing to the fact that you signed the document. On top of that the AFFIDAVIT is NOT for the Court. It is for the Process-Server to prove the document was served. The Court could not use the Affidavit any other reason than to try and prove or disprove the serve was made. There are no laws being broken here. There is no mal-intent. We are simply serving a court and documenting it.
If you don’t believe me that is fine. But I will guarantee-damn-tee you I can make a serve EVERY time with this document and nobody is qoing to question me.
Thank you,
Bob
November 3rd, 2009 at 8:41 pm
MtnMyst,
The Affidavit is for OUR RECEIPT. This document is to show the Court that a Process-Server has “served” the court. We give the Court a copy just so they know we have effected the serve. I was a Process-Server for 10 years.
The Notary only needs to “notarize” your signature. The date is written in by the notary in the notary declaration. The notary has no concern for the legality of the document. Most notaries will only ask, “is this the document you want to sign and get notarized.” If they comment or advise on the legality of the document they are practicing law.
Do not try and micro-manage the “intent” here. KEEP THINGS SIMPLE. All you have to do is get the document signed and notarized and then deliver the Presentments. ALL the blanks will be filled in prior to notarizing, except the date and time you serve the documents. This is a very standard Process-Serve form.
If you are concerned the service date and notary date don’t match, SIMPLY INITIAL the date and time you serve the documents. That indicates you had your signature notarized but you filled in a blank at a different time and you then initialed it to clarify things. NO BIG DEAL!
Again, the Affidavit is for OUR benefit in case we have to prove to the Court we served the documents. The Affidavit lets the Court know that we effected a serve.
Okay?
Bob
November 3rd, 2009 at 8:53 pm
Very well said Bob.
November 3rd, 2009 at 8:54 pm
Thank you Benjamin.. I will email you and we can see if we can put a strategy together in your area to serve a US District Court.
Bob
November 3rd, 2009 at 9:15 pm
Benjamin,
Please email me. For some reason your email got returned when I emailed you. Email me at this address:
seeingright@gmail.com
Bob
November 3rd, 2009 at 11:23 pm
I just received this request from Mac MacDougall in Tennessee. Thank you Mac. Give me 24 hours and I will have the paperwork prepared for you. Bob
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Bob,
Here is the information for the US District Court in Nashville TN:
CLERK OF COURT
Keith Throckmorton
(615) 736-2364 (ext.3225)
Nashville Clerk’s Office
801 Broadway, Room 800
Nashville, TN 37203.
United States District Court
for the Middle District of Tennessee
801 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
(615) 736-5498
Set me up please.
Mac
November 4th, 2009 at 9:51 pm
Bob, we have 29 District Courts here in Maine. Do you want all of them? Between Ann of ME and me of ME, maybe we can get to either all or most of them?
November 4th, 2009 at 9:57 pm
No Paula,
Just pick a couple of Federal Courts that you and Ann can handle easily. No wonder the government is broke. 29 courts in ME.. jeezz.. have Ann do one and you do one.. send me each name of the Clerk of the Court and the address of that Court that you want to serve. I will prepare the paperwork and send to you.
Bob
November 4th, 2009 at 10:05 pm
I just found this in my email…
http://www.resistnet.com/group/paintmainered/forum/topic/show?id=2600775%3ATopic%3A1769193
TREASON! Case on the Supreme Court Docket for the District of Columbia..
TREASON! Case on the Supreme Court Docket for the District of Columbia..
Posted on asamom.org The 9/12 Project Message Board
I checked this out and I found it legit. I found the case on the Supreme Court Docket for the District of Columbia.. I am going to call the office of the Attorney David Buess tomorrow.
I will post what I discover.
Posted by Roger and Karen Bryant on paintmainered…
A lot more posted, but I’m trying to abide by the rules. Hmm how unusual. haha
November 5th, 2009 at 3:40 pm
Bob,
I emailed the info to you ref: court and clerks name.
November 7th, 2009 at 4:17 am
Just a reminder that ALL (9) US Supreme Court Justices were served by Certified mail in August,2009,by me. I have the receipt. They KNOW everything about these charges.Get the name of your circuit court Chief Judge also. For example,I live in the Second Circuit based in NY City. I sent papers to the Chief Circuit Judge Dennis Jacobs. There are (13)US Circuit courts.Circuit Courts are the next level up from A US District Court All circuit courts have a Supreme court Justice who oversees it.These are called circuit Court Justices. NY’s second circuit’s Circuit Justice is Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Texas’s is Antonin Scalia.
November 7th, 2009 at 4:35 am
Paula, You will be happy to know that there is only ONE US District Court in Maine. It holds hearings in Bangor and Portland. I believe you may have gotten confused with County “district courts”,like they have in Massachusetts.,which are not US Courts. In any event I fowarded Bob complete info about the Maine District US District Court.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ thanks Robert ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I filled out Affidavits for Paula for 5 courts. As it turned out these are State Courts, not Federal Courts. I emailed Paula and asked her to discard the files.
Bob Campbell
November 9th, 2009 at 7:39 pm
Bob, if no one else has already done so, I would like to serve the US District Court in Boise during an upcoming business trip there (it’s about 130 miles from where I am).
The address of the court is:
550 W. Fort St.
Boise, ID 83724
Do you have a way to find the clerk’s information? If not, I could call the court and ask.
Has anyone served the 9th Circuit Court? Idaho is in their jurisdiction. If not, I could do so (by mail).
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ REPLY FROM AGJ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hi Thomas,
The Presentment package and Process-Serve Affidavit has been emailed to you.
Good luck and Thanks!
Bob
November 10th, 2009 at 12:49 pm
Bob,
I am getting ready to serve super Jury presentments (Oct) to the U.S. District Court Northern District Of Florida Clerk of Court William M. McCool 850 435-8440
All I have to do is put in the State of Florida___________ and under Jurisdiction__________
I put in William M. McCool and then get my process serve notarized then serve in person correct? Where do I put the ph# as you asked for phone #? Any help will be greatly appreciated I want to do this right.
Norm
November 10th, 2009 at 1:12 pm
Bob,
I sent you a private e-mail with all the info to serve U.S. District Court North Florida once I get the Affidavit form I will get pageiii notarized and will serve this court in person.
November 14th, 2009 at 10:00 am
I am willing to serve here in southeast Alabama the court is in Mobile, Al. Please prepare the document for me.
November 15th, 2009 at 7:21 pm
Bob,
I have printed the presentment and transmittal letter and was going to server the Jefferson Count Sheriff and the local FBI office tomorrow - should I continue with this plan?
I will server the Northern District of Alabama Court if you will prepare the documents http://www.alnd.uscourts.gov/
TR