Petition — White v. Commissioner

82-764 Office - Supreme Court, U.S.

NUMBER FILED

OCT 28 1982

IN THE

ALEXANDER . STEVAS.

SUPREME COURT of the UNITED STATES cierx |

OCTOBER TERM, 1982

CHARLOTTE L. WHITE and

WENDELL L. WHITE

PETITIONERS,

Versus

COMMISSIONER of INTERNAL REVENUE

RESPONDENT.

PETITION FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES

PETITION for WRIT OF CERTIORARI

TO THE UNITED STATES COURT of APPEALS

for the NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

WENDELL L. WHITE

PETITIONER

225 South '"F"ST.

OXNARD, CALIF. 93030

tel. (805) 483-1950

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Questions Presented for Review

1. Whether the Government has protected the

White family members against slavery and/or

involuntary servitude ? regtraints on liberty ?

2. Whether jury trial for amount in controversy

over $20 shall be preserved ? Videotaped ?

3. Whether public ministers are allowed quasi

origination of cases at judicial court other than

the United States Supreme Court? Treason ?

4. Whether Income Tax,Federally, may require

enumeration of amounts of income; for purposes

of graduating percentages of taxation ? Disparage.

5. Whether Income Tax, Federally, may be put

uf the object of census, the individual?

6. Whether a: limit of Federal Income Tax is

at the Withholding Tax'from employers and

other dividends such as Stocks, Bonds, Interest

of loans, etc. And may not go to the census or

individual or family returns ? Tax from source

7. Whether Inflation“ is a proper recognizable

Income Tax ? Prima Facie, Raised Court fees.

8. May the value of currency be established and

taken into account ? Jury establish over $20 ?

9. Are White family members due wages for

mandated service to the State ? Its residuals ?

10. Is Government using extortion; treachery ?

disparaging the blessings of liberty ? pg

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Questions Presented for review

Table of Contents

Table of Citations

Jurisdictional Statement

Habeas Corpus

Opinions Rendered

Appeal Jurisdictional Statement

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Statutory and other pro vis us involved 9

State ment of the Case

Conclusion

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TABLE OF CITATIONS

Cases-----

Berryman v. Howell, 149 P. 2d 68

359 Mo. 854

Ex Parte Milligan

Quesenberry w State Rd. Comm

rer FR ote

Shaw v. Mc Henry, 2 N. W. 1096

52 Iowa 182

Constitutions ----

California Constitution Art IX, Sec . 6.

.S. Constitution Art I,sec 2,par. 3.

sec. 8, par. 1

par. 2

par. 5

par. 6

par. 15

par. 16

sec. 9,par. 2

par, 3

par. 4

sec. 10, par. 1

Article II, sec. Z, par.

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par. 2 1-4-6-U-25

par. 3 4-9

Sec. 3, par, I 1

Article VI part 2 1

AMENDMENTS I- 3-8-12-15-16

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15 1 12-5

17 IV 12

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" VI 3-12-26

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Constitutions ----

U.S. Constitdion Amendment IX

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8 X 13

"W XIII 13

10 XIV 13-15

7 XVI 13-16-17-24

Congressional Law-------

18 USC 2382 482 25

26 USC 1232 6-13-16-24

28 USC 1251 6

1252 6

1253 6

1911 -1913-1914 7

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DEFINITION

"INDIAN" under the meaning of

the Constitution, U.S. it meant indigenous

American Nations, or tribes. That meaning

can be expanded to mean current straying

local governments, which proceed in ways

which may be lovally expedient but yet not

abiding by the Constitutions. Not Taxable.

e: such as Cities, Counties, etc.

Churches, Lodges. etc.

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 2

Ventura C.aunty Municipal Court Cases

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A 015274 and # A 016898 20

oe aco, Supt eee RPP ISC? 28

U.S.DSTRICT COURT CASES

71-2330 CC 22

CR 75-1977 20

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CON'T

U.S. TAX COURT Pages

Rule 150 3-24

Memorandum 981-512 3

U.S, Court of Appeals, 9th Cir.

# 81-7829 3

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United Nations Treaty on Human Rights$-(222

PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN 16

Judge White Zy 17

There are prehaps 100 more cases citable

wherein Wendell White has been involved

and about as many which never got to be

cases. These nearly all amount to tyranny

of government upon the person and capabilities

of Wendell White most brought by public ministers,

police, teachers, attorneys, seeking to disparage

the capabilities and liberties of reasonable and

proper actions, in violation of the fundamental

rights of a person under his Constitution.

Some invélving attacks upon his family by police

including his 2 year old son Tim and 12 year

old Charles by police guns. Without re asonalbe

redress. There seems to be no let up on the

tyranny of te local government upon him,

And his home is encumbered with many papers

of involvement of cases. He wishes a reasonable

decision so those papers may be discarded.

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JURISDICTIONAL STATEMENTS

Prohibited jurisdiction has been taken by local

Judicial Courts, wherein original jurisdiction fof

cases ky Gusel, Public Ministers, "States" are

plaintiff, (originating partyhis with the United

States Supreme Court. By way of Articleff Sec 2,

Par. 2, U. S. Constitution. These usurped cases

must be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court or the

cases have been tyrannically acted upon, through

force of arms and numbers of people, there is no

statute of limitations upon their jurisdiction or

appeal or right of refusal to hear ‘those matters.

Duty dictates proper disposition and separation

statement upon Executive, Legislative and

judicial branches of government. Or a statement

of indigenous native Anerican government,

Indian government, not taxed. (Art I. sec.2

Clause 3. U. S. Constitution, and others). Extorted

people being other than free, are 3/5ths taxable.

2.

HABEAS CORPUS writs, the showing of the

body, or possibility of Crime has been used

treacherously by Judges, counsels, and public

ministers, bringing such wrongfully as cases’

proceeding to trial and conviction, without a

damaged party, or when there is a damaged

party not redressing such party, for the State,

has presumptively placed itself in the role of

damaged party, plaintiff of origin, Treason.

Wherefore: upon showing habeas corpus, the

damaged party must be sought and then party

status given to them, with awards to them, not

to the State. (U. S. Supreme Court, and Grand

Jury Indictments excludable). For these are the

true Constitutional provisions for State and quasi

State origination ... Constitutionally,

Correcting the overages of English rule noted in

the Declaration of Independence as pretended

matters matters executively tende y bw Fin ih

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OPINIONS RENDERED w/o videotape

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Violating U. S. Tax Court Rule 150 and U.S.

Constitution, Amendment 7 rights and privileges,

to wit: best and most complete and easiest record

evailable: and right to have disputed amounts

over $20 decided by a jury. These under threat

of arms and numbers of people. to wit: forced

treachery, treason. Nullification of laws and

constitutional rights through force of arms and

numbers of people, a waging of war against the

Constitution and Laws of the United States.

Refusing to address the main grievance of

slavery ami involuntary servitude of White

family members, Amendment I right

U.S.Tax Court Memorandum #981-512

filed September 15, 1981 Case #118-80

U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit 661-7629

Memorandum Filed July 15, 1982.

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APPEAL JURISDICTIONAL STATEMENT

Petitions for rehearing were denied both in U.S.

Tax Court and h Circuits Courts were denied,

9th Circuit filed Aug. 9, 1982.

Article M, Section Z, clause i,give- general

jurisdiction over the subject matters to the courts

through originations and appeals. (U. S. Const.)

Article Ill, section 2, Clause 2, U. S. Const.

gives specific, origination (Plaintifi party)

jurisdiction to the U. S. Supreme Court in cases

wherein public ministers (police, etc. ),consuls

(District Attorneys, teachers, etc. ), ambassadors

(pecple with jobs) and States (the people of the

State), are the origim tors, plaintiff party.

Article III section 2 clause 3, requires that

"Criminal' Cases be tried in bcal areas, thus

either a plaintiff party other than the State,

Public Ministers, consuls, or ambassadors, must

be evident, or the cases must originate in the U.S.

Supreme Curt aad refered back locally for trial.

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Jurisdiction for restraint of liberty complaints

28 USC 2254 is with all courts:

The Writ of habeas corpus is a writ of right,

guaranteed by Const. Art. I sec. a2 Which

issues in behalf of any one who is illegally

restrained of his liberty, and may be allowed

by the supreme, district, or circuit court, or

any judge thereof,

Shaw v. McHenry, 2 NW 1096, .52 Iowa 182

Thus the Tax Court, the Appeals Court and the

U.S. Supreme Court have the jurisdiction to rule

on the mandated use, by the State of California

of White family members as "soldiers against

ignorance" students restrained of their liberty

daily during school hourg without pay or allowances

impairing the Marriage contract by taking the

fruits of the contract, the children for State

service, without conviction of crime, a Bill of

attainder, unlawful in both State and Federal L aw.

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28 USC 1252 appeals from decrees

invalidating acts of congress, could give

jurisdiction to this case in that 26 USC 1232 was

effectively invalidated in that the value of the

currency was not considered in the establishing

the amounts to be taxed. And the amount of the

tax.

28 USC 1253 Direct appeal for decrees of

three judge courts. The three Judge Appeals

court was insufficiently defix tive on the legal

aspects of the Income Tax Amendment, not

regarding Individuality, enumeration, and the

source 8 of taxes and the petition for

redress of grievances.

28 USC 1251 Original Jurisdiction “¢xpands

to foreign persons the Mandate of the declaration

of Independence and U. S. Constitution Article III,

section 2 clause 2, by giving . jurisdiction to

U.S.SUPREME COURT ONLY, of officials.

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28 USC 1254 declares jurisdiction on appeals,

cirtiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court.

-"certiorari" is remedy resorted to for supply-

ing defect of justice in cases obviously entitled to

redress and yet unprovided for by ordinary forms

of proceedure.

Quesenberry v. State Rd. Comm. 138 8. E. 362

"“Certiorari" brings up for review sole

question of whether inferior tribunal kept

within or exceeded jurisdiction.

Berryman v. Howell, 149 P. 2d 68, 359 Mo. 854

28 USC jou -1613 -1914 each give the Judicial

Branch, courts, conferences, and clerks power

to set fees, taxes, axed against parties and to

collect those fees, taxes, a power granted to the

Congress (Legislative Branch) Article I,section 8,

Paragraph I. Such power not delegated to the

dudicial Lronh,by the Constitution, must be set

asside, and fees refunded where possible.

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Jurisdictionally, The United Nations Treaty on

HUMAN RIGHTS, and Ameadment 1, U. S. Constit-

ution of the United States of America, express a

fundamental purpose and duty of governments, a

duty which the U.S.Supreme Court can be consid-

ered the valient sanctuary, knowing the broadest

scope of liberty, reasonable in society and,willing

to give opinions honored throughout the United

States of America until more pursuasi ve reason

may change such opinion. United Nations treaty

indicates such expressed grievances as may be

put forth must be answered reasonably and not

dismissed summarily. Expressed in the words

" Congress shall make no law... abridging. . the

right of the peo Po petition (sue) the Government

for a redress of grievances. '' The lower courts

having ignored the Head of the White household's

concern over Government mandated use of the

family members, duty passes to Spreme Court

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STATUTORYand other PROVISIONS INVOLVED

Article i,section 2, clause 3, U.S. Constituion

provides ;

.. direct taxes shall be apportioned among

the several States... according to their

representative numbers, which shall be

determined by adding to the whole number

of FREE persons, ...and excluding Indians

not taxed, three-fifths of a: other persons.

(Indians meaning those persons caught up in

mandated governments indigenous to the Americas.)

Article Ll section 8, clause 1, U.S. Constitution

provides:

The Congress shail have power to lay and

collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises,

to pay the debts and provide for the common

defense and general welfare of the United

States; but all duties, imposts and excises

shall be uniform throughout the United States,

clause 2. To borrow money on the credit

of the United States:

clause 5. To coin money, regulate the value

thereof, anf of foreign coin, and fix the

standard of weights and measures;

Clause 6. To provide for the punishma t of

counte rfei securities and current coin

Of the United BS

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clause 15. To provide for calling forth

the militia to execute the laws of the

Union, suppress n and repel

invasions;

(Ignorance being an ever present insurrection

prospect, students are in fact soldiers against it)

Clause 16. To provide for organizing, arming,

the militia, ...(arms are tools, extensions of

the body (French language derivation) which

include therefore, classrooms, libraries,

calculators, computors, pencils, etc. when

there is ignorance to be overcome)... reserving

to the States respectively, the appointment of

the officers (teachers, etc.) and the authority

of training (schools, books, courses, etc. )

the militia according to the dicipline prescri-

bed by congress (capitalized ?);

Section 9 Limitations on Powers Granted to the

United States

clause 2. The privilege of the writ of habeas

corpus shall not be suspended,...

clause 3. No bill of attainder... shall be passed.

clause 4. No capitation, or other direct tax

shall be laid, unless in proportion to the

census or enumeration hereinbefore

directed to be taken.

Section 10. clause 1, No State G gt the

United States, When acting Os eStrat<) h U. eee

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coin money; emit bills of credit; make anything

but gold or silver coin a tender in payment of

debts; pass any bill of attainder,...or law

impairing the obligation of contracts, or grant

any title of nobility.

ARTICLE I JUDICIAL BRANCH

Section 2,clause 1, Tne judicial power shall extend

to all cases, in law and equity, arising under

this Constitution, the laws of the United States,

and treaties made,...under their authority:

to controversies to which the United Stams

shall be a party, to all cases affecting

ambassadors, other public ministers, and

- consuls;...and between a Sta or citizens

thereof, and foreign States, citizens or subjects.

Section 2, dause 2, In all cases affecting

ambassadors, (those with jobs), other public

ministers (police, etc.) ami consuls (attorneys,

teachers, etc.), and those in which a State

shall be a party, the Supreme Court shall

have original jurisdiction. In ell other cases

aforementioned, the Supreme Court shall

have appellate juriédiction, both as to law

and fact, Mith. auch exceptions, and under such

regulations as the Congrese shall make.

Section 3 clause I, Treason against the United

States, shall consist only m levying war

against them, or in adhering to their enemies,

giving them aid anc comfort.

Article VI, par: 2. This Cen stitution and the

laws of the United States which shall be made

in pursuance thereof; and all treatiés-made,

... Shall be the supreme law of the land:

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and the Judges in every State shall be

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AMENDMENT I Congress shall makd no law.....

abridging the right of the peoplefa person)

peacably to assemble, and to petition the

Government for a redress of grievances.

(Backed up by United Nations Treaty on

Bauman Rights, saying such petition must

be reasonably acted upon effectively)

AMENDMENT U A well-regulated militia,

being necessary to the security of a free

State, the right of the people (a person) to

keep and bear (use) arms (tools) shall not

be infringed. (Videotaping being an Arm)

Amendment III No soldier (student against the

insurrection of ignorance) shall, in time of

peace be quartered in any house, without

the consent of the ow ner

Amendment IV The right of the people to be

secure in their persons, houses, papers

and effects, against unreasonable searches

and seizures, shall not be violated,......

Amendment V No person shall be compelled

in any criminal case to be a witness against

himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or

property, without due process of law; nor

shall private property (currency) be taken

for public use, without just compensation.

Amendment VII In suits at common law,

where the value of controversy shall exceed

twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall

be preserved.......

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AMENDMENT{(X The enumeration in the

Constitution, of certain rights, shall not

be construed to deny or disparage others

retained by the people (persons, inüduals).

Amendment X The powers net delegated to

the United Staes by the Constitution, nor

prohibited by it to the States, are reserved

to the States respectively, or to the people.

AMENDMENT XIII Neither shall slavery

nor involuntary servitude, except as a

punishment for crime whereof the party

shall have been duly convicted, shall

exist within the United States, or any

place subject to their jurisdiction.

AMENDMENT XIV..1..No State shall make

or enforce any law which shall abridge

the privileges or immunities of citizens

of the United States; nor shall any State

deprive any person of life, liberty, or

property, without due process of law;

nor deny to any person within its juris-

diction the equal protection of the laws.

AMENDMENT XVI The Congress shall

have power to lay and collect taxes on

incomes, from whatever source derived,

without apportionment among the several

States, and without regard to any census

(individuals, families) or enumeration

(numbering of amount of income for the

purpose of graduating amounts.)

Statutes 26 USC 1232 Complicated right to

determine value of notes, private or Gov't.

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STATEMENT OF THE CASE

Irish Catholics were not allowed to teach

their own children, Protestant control of the

children probably is a root d much discontent

there. The bringing of the theories that the

father and mother have to send their children

daily to school was, by information, brought to

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t. 8. by Presbyterian forces, and Sie then

passed Bills of Attainder, attaining the family

through the origination of cases in local courts

by The people of the State or The State. in

clear violation of personal liberties of the parent

and child. Impairing the marriage contract

obligations, and its implied obligation of raising

the children in cooperation, in the business and

lifestyle of the parents. Duty and assets,

responsibility and enjoyments, are disparaged

and denied by such involuntary servitude and

slavery to the Government, unconstitutionally /

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The 13th Amendment declares no slavery or

involuntary servitude shall exist within the U. 8.

or any place subject to its jurisdiction. Since

this situation exists and has existed many years

foisted upon the White family, then they are not

within the jurisdiction of the United States.

Further, EAM governments are not

to be taxed, Art I Sec.2 Clause 3, and Amend 14.

The government has failed to protect the

White family from such acts of tyranny.

Amendment I declares no law respecting the

establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free

exercise thereof shall be made by congress, any

group of governing persons. The protestant

insistance of schooling daily, by mandate, acts

to make all children soldiers against the insurr-

ection of ignorance, without pay or albwances to

them or their parents, in violation of the words

of Amendment 3.

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Amendment 16 expressly declares that the Tax

shall be laid and collected from whatever source

derived. And without regard for any census (not

upon indivivuals, families, etc.) or (any)enumer-

ation (numbe rings, like amounts one has, or the

expenses of anyone, or for the purpose of

graduating the amount of tax paid by those more

propserous than others.) The President of the U. 8.

Ronald Reagan 9-28-82 4:30 P. M. PDT stated:

U--Knowing that without having to vote for a tax

increase che government is getting a tax increase

with every percentage point of inflation; and that

has been going on for years." s+, Demag

He also stated that with the decline of inflation

indexing,(or allowing for valuation of currency

different from its face value), curbing inflation

the indexing worlt make much difference."

Thus it is clear that 26 USC 1232 alls us

to adjust the value of notes to a standard.

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It is apparent that the 1040 form is in essence

a petition for redress of grievance, allowed as

optional, or a right under amendment | U. S. Const.

It would seem that since the Income Tax is to be

We ede 0b Gn nen of the income as

the 16 Amendment states, then if a person is not

agrieved by the collection of such tax then they

need not file a 1040 form, or other individual or

family enumers*'~a of income or expenses. For

the 16th amendment indicates no census or indivi-

dual should be regarded in the collection d Income

Taxes. Inflation, the writing of money for projects

is a proper Income Tax, taxing the sources of

income, as per President Reagan's statement,

other sources required to lay and collect the tax

would * the corporation dividends and workers, as

Judge White indlected in a primary Income Tax case,

That case is spuriously used to indicate an individual

should be taxed. Filling forms is excessive work.

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Individuals have a common law and

Constitutional right not to be directly taxed,

Federally , that type of taxation is properly

reserved to the States, or to the people

(individuals) jJike charging fcr services and

products. Unsounn Tar canpiaTiadng uminw Sue,

StVtRuaw ANT -TRYST ACTS,

Income Tax is certainly Constitutional

and as clerk of Americans for Constitutional

Taxation, I have studied Constitutional Taxation

and feel there are areas of compliance and

non-compliance with the wording and spirit of

the Income Tax Amendment:

1. Withholding tax seems proper.

2. Corporate profit taxes seem 3

3. Individual income tax return seem illegal.

4. Petition farredress of grievance,proper.

5. Inflation, writing currency for expenses

seems proper when judicially used) Cin e

6. Imprisonment to enforce tax collection

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ie government by . 1 ional.

There are severd kinds of Income Taxation

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which would be proper but are not used, or

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are marginally used, among these would be;

1. Sales Tax, by percent or transaction.

2. Inheritance tax.

3. Transaction tax

4. Currency writing for valued acts,

S csc WRITE FOR MMOATED AG

Jury trials should resolve controversies

over $20 in vw. ue, Thus those performing

a service or donating goods to the general

welfare of the country should have the right to

pay for those services or goods, and a jury make

the decision of how much currency might be writ-

ten. That should also be available for decision on

q amounts charged by government for their service

like filing fees of court which are over $20 thus

disparaging the right to accesto that branch of

government.

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Martial Law, the speed od Helis uf Habeas

Corpus, has been the force of the government as

it uses the People of the State as the plaintiff

party in judicial courts. For that treachery is

not declared, has historic background of not

being declared, yet unconstitutional where civil

authority is not under military attack, as during

the Civil War in ex parte Milligan . Thus the

taking of the children, under acts originated in

local judicial courts, and without pay and allow-

ances is martial law foisted upon the families.

In particular when the child has not been damaged

but has in fact suceeded educationally beyond the

children of his same age. Ventura County local

municipal court, State of Califam ia #A 015274

Treason upheld therein U.S. Dist. Ct. Central

District of California CR 75-1977 witness

interview denied through #A016898 wherein

Wendell White was jailed by judge Hunter.

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Thus the United States of America has failed

to provide liberty for the persons d the White

family and has in 1977 failed to recognize or

pay for the services of the family members

mandated to service of the State, thmugh the

demand of educations, various forms of involun-

tary servitude and sl.very, without conviction of

any crime. Five of the 6 family members active

in the service of the State of California. That

in effect nullified the force and education of the

6th, Judge Arnold Raum noting that there was

no listed income for the Industrial Engineer,

Wendell White, the most educated of the whole

farnily, functionally disparaged through many

other attainders (laws) enforced through local

judicial Courts in the Building trades and also

in construction of vehicles. Thw the quartering

of these soldiers against ignorance was not paid

for and was a terrific grievance, redressable.

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Bogged down in the morass of court proceedure

as a hope for redress of such grievances.the core

of redress under the Constitutions of U.S. and

Califomia and the United Nations Treaty on

Human rights, has largely been unavailable due

to the prejudices and practices intent upon

putting the people under control, instead of liberty,

Charles Carr, Judge U. S. D. C. C. D. C. #71-2330,

"We need more control, not less. That is not

the statement of a Judge, it is the statement of

one who wishes executive power, not one who is

dedicated to deciding between issues.

Enforcement of law is executive function the

writing of law Legislative, while the function of

the judicial is to mostly act to hear and judge a

differeace, not to support one or the other

but rather both sides so they can function proper-

ly though both have different points of view and

assets and liabilities in each other.

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CONCLUSION

The United Sta Government has not protected

the White family from involuntary servitude and

slavery. Thus wages are due, to protect Tim

White, Charlotte has paid him amounts shown

due in California Constitution Article 9 Sec 6.

She needs reimbursement. This action acts

to deny Wendell fatherhood expectancies of

dynastic passing on of heritage, instruction,

and companionship. Such are reasonable and

proper expectations of marriage contract.

Local originations of cases at local courts by

Gove rue nts, city, State, County, are unlawful

and such cases must be originated at the U.S.

Supreme Court level, or, true damaged parties

named as plaintiff, Government attorneys

representing damaged parties, in Criminal cases

upon Habeas Corpus hearings to determine if the

body of a crime has been committed. (What is now

called court trials, largely are Habeas Corpus)

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The Sources of income are the extent of

Income Tax collection practice under the

16th Amendment. Income Tax Returns are

in essenre petitions for redress of grievances

allowed but not mandatory under Amdnement I

U.S. Constitu ion, therefore anyone wanting to

avoid petitioning, or satisfied with the Income

Tax withholding, from their wages or investments

should not then burden the filing of the returns.

Inflation being a proper income tax upon all

incomes, should be thus recognized and taken

as a reduction of real income in accord with the

filing of an income tax return requesting refund.

Such Inflation, devaluation of currency, is a tax

upon individuals, corporations, and others who

deal in money, and an e should be made

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Recording by videotape is proper, U.S. Tax

Court Rule 150. Rehearing should be ordered.

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. « Fechnically Treason, the actions of the

judges, Arnold Raum, Barnes, Wright, Poole,

Hunter, Soares, Carr, Grey, Lee Cooper, Burt

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judges throughout the land who have accepted

origination of cases by The people of the State

without refer ing them to the U. S. Supreme Court,

as required in Article 3,Section 2 clause 2, ofthe

v. s. Constitution, /c l A Mandate declared inthe

“Declaration of Independence’! fhrough the use of

numbers of people and force of arms. Refusing

also videotaping of open court, refusing Jury

Trial for matters of over $20 controversy for

the determination of the amount owed. These

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men m. be show their error 18 USC 2382,

and then given a chance to redress such grievances

as may have occurred, Along with the Clerks,

Attorneys and policemen involved, @ suffer

permanent loss of government office status.

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The amount adjudged owed bg the Judges is

by definition’ judge made law ‘and thus common

law under the meaning of Amendment 7. The

Congress should supply funds fo. such jury

panels, to help redress the wrongs done in

spite of the Constitution in years past.

The function of court fees, as taxing the

litigant is clearly anti-productive of the use of

courts to settle or decide arguments, damaged

party awards, crime victim awards, repayment

by criminals of crime damages, to the damaged

parties, (r obably the best deterrent to the spread

of crimes against persons), for then all would

seek to know the feelings of others involved on

matters which might effect them. Turning the

thought process to one of concern of others

rather than the greed of getting. Thus the 6200

$65 and other court fees should be refunded or

awarded by jury as being over $20,

a2 To

It is hoped that the great travail which

seizes the Nation and the world at this present

time would be alleviated by the increase of true

liberty, to build houses, sing, record, build cars,

electric and amphibious, construct solar power

plants, systems, with the help of governmer or

at least without the jailing of such persons, as

has happened many times to Wendell Vhite, in

many cases brought locally to court without any

damaged party at all, only talk and jealousies of

persons, misconstruing the intent and ects of

We ndell White, he beating off perhaps 80% of such

charges but still many times his actions have been

rebuked without 8 and by pre juilice and

lying,

The hope is to make accessable te those who

have been damaged, including assault, the courts,

not to the State and its tyrannies foisted by local

prejudices and jealousies, greed, Carer sees € 7%

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Wherefore petitioners pray the Supreme

Court grant petitions for redress of

grievances, and order local courts cease

and desist from carrying to trial habeas

corpus proceedings where there is no

damaged party.

Wherefore petitioners pray jury trial on

amount ordered paid for taxes if the amount

in dispute is over $20.

That videotape be allowed for recording.

That Tax Courts and Police Courts

carry in designation what branch of govern-

ment they are deciding issues about, and

that they are not in the Judicial Branch of

governmea t.

That Court fees be under $20 or amount

adjudged by a jury.

RESPECTFULLY

10-6-82 WENDELL F. WHITE

.Petitioner-appellant