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Current Cases

 

Case Number: Particulars:
C22-0001 We, the People of New Zealand  vs  Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, her Cabinet and Advisors.
C22-0002 We, the People of Mahurangi District  vs  The New Zealand Government and Party Political System.
C22-0003 We, the People of Timaru District  vs  the New Zealand Government and Party Political System.

 

 

 

Case Number:

C22-0001

Filed Under:

Natural Law – Do No Harm
Common Law – Crimes Against the Living Man

Complainant:

Alexander: of the family Knox representing the people of New Zealand.

Defendant:

Prime Minister Jacinda Kate Laurel Ardern
Her Cabinet and Advisors.

Indictment:

That the Prime Minister did knowingly commit crimes against the Living Man by the imposition or coercion of the people of the Land of New Zealand to receive an experimental medical procedure known as the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccination.
When the numbers of Adverse Reactions and Deaths rose to a level that became alarming, she, her cabinet and advisors failed to stop the programme.
She did perpetuate the offences by continuing  with the vaccination programme, lockdowns and restrictions after the hazard to life was known.

Remedy / Status:

Evidence gathering is underway.
The Court is accepting sworn Affidavits from:
Any person with direct personal knowledge of the effects of the Covid-19 vaccination on the Living Man or Woman.
Any person with direct personal knowledge of the effects of lockdowns, mask wearing, vaccine passes or other restrictions imposed.

Note that in the Common Law Court the term Person means the Living Man or Woman.

Publically Available Evidence

Open Letter to the New Zealand Police Commissioner

 

 

Case Number:

C22-0003

Filed Under:

Common Law – Constitutional Law

Complainant:

Hamish: of Cocks family representing the people of the Timaru District, Canterbury, New Zealand.

Defendant:

New Zealand Government and Party Political System

Indictment:

  1. That the Westminster Parliamentary System which is a Party Political System has failed the people of New Zealand because the system has not and cannot conduct itself as a servant of the people.
  2. The political parties have not conformed to the will of the people but have followed an agenda outwith the will of the people. Both sides of the House, government and opposition, have demonstrated that they give preference to party political agendas and not the common or voiced concern of the people.
  3. Many individual politicians across the political spectrum have, by their actions and failings, shown themselves to be corrupt and have lost the trust of the people.
  4. The legal system in New Zealand is a Corporate law system and requires the consent and compliance, knowingly or otherwise, of the individual in order to operate. The purpose of the Corporate legal system is to support the corporate entities that are acting as the government, not to adjudicate matters for the good of the people.

The Westminster Parliamentary System in New Zealand has demonstrated through the passing of laws, statutes and mandates which are detrimental to the rights and freedoms of the New Zealand people, that it is fatally corrupted and is in fact acting in the best interests of foreign and domestic corporate entities.

The people of New Zealand have been, ever since 1840, deceived into believing that the New Zealand government is a freely elected body formed to represent the people, when in fact it is a corporation registered under the name “Her Majesty the Queen in Right of New Zealand”. Government departments and entities are also registered Corporate entities.

It is the proposition of this indictment that the Westminster Political system in New Zealand is not sustainable and must be replaced by a governance of the people starting at the smallest local level of community and anchored in Common and Natural Law.

Remedy / Status:

The People of Timaru District, New Zealand under the authority of the 1835 Declaration of Independence, the He Whakaputanga and the Timaru Declaration wish to establish local governance by the people and for the people under the jurisdiction of Common Law and Natural Law.
For the purpose of establishing the self governance by the people the following remedies are proposed.
1. Appointment of an interim Governor for the Timaru District with the authority to:
a. Appoint an interim District Council.
b. Appoint a Sheriff for the Timaru District.
c. Appoint Deputy Sheriffs.
d. Reclaim public lands and buildings, commencing with the Timaru Town Hall and Library.
e. Organise elections for the position of interim Mayors of towns within the District.
f. Assist elected Mayors to form interim Town Councils.
g. Implement The People’s Jurisdiction / Mana Hapu within the district.
h. Remove all Covid-19 restrictions from all businesses and public places within the Timaru District by notice of decree.
i. Encourage and facilitate the establishment of natural healthcare collectives and establishments.
j. Encourage and facilitate the establishment of markets for the sale of goods and produce.

2. Establish a “School of Common Law” and source a competent exponent of Common Law to run community seminars to educate the People in their rights and freedoms and empower them in the practical application of those rights and freedoms.

3. Any other activity or authority necessary for the implementation of good and proper governance for the Timaru District by The People and for The People.

All interim positions are subject to termination and replacement by elected representatives once sufficient adoption of The People’s Jurisdiction makes elections viable. It is estimated that will occur once 5% of the voting residents in the District of Timaru have confirmed their support.

 

 

    I the living man or woman named below, being of the age of 18 years or over and resident in the Timaru District, as defined in the Timaru Declaration, do give my proxy authority to the Remedy stated in the Case Information on the New Zealand Common Law Court website.

     

     

    Case Number:

    C22-0002

    Filed Under:

    Common Law – Constitutional Law

    Complainant:

    Alexander: of the family Knox representing the people of the Mahurangi District, New Zealand.

    Defendant:

    New Zealand Government and Party Political System

    Indictment:

    1. That the Westminster Parliamentary System which is a Party Political System has failed the people of New Zealand because the system has not and cannot conduct itself as a servant of the people.
    2. The political parties have not conformed to the will of the people but have followed an agenda outwith the will of the people. Both sides of the House, government and opposition, have demonstrated that they give preference to party political agendas and not the common or voiced concern of the people.
    3. Many individual politicians across the political spectrum have, by their actions and failings, shown themselves to be corrupt and have lost the trust of the people.
    4. The legal system in New Zealand is a Corporate law system and requires the consent and compliance, knowingly or otherwise, of the individual in order to operate. The purpose of the Corporate legal system is to support the corporate entities that are the government, not to adjudicate matters for the good of the people.

     

    The Westminster Parliamentary System in New Zealand has demonstrated through the passing of laws, statutes and mandates which are detrimental to the rights and freedoms of the New Zealand people, that it is fatally corrupted and is in fact acting in the best interests of foreign and domestic corporate entities.

    The people of New Zealand have been, ever since 1840, deceived into believing that the New Zealand government is a freely elected body formed to represent the people, when in fact it is a corporation registered under the name “Her Majesty the Queen in Right of New Zealand”. Government departments and entities are also registered Corporate entities.

    It is the proposition of this indictment that the Westminster Political system in New Zealand is not sustainable and must be replaced by a governance of the people starting at the smallest local level of community and anchored in Common and Natural Law.

    Remedy / Status:

    The People of Mahurangi District, New Zealand under the authority of the 1835 Declaration of Independence, the He Whakaputanga and the Mahurangi Declaration wish to establish local governance by the people and for the people under the jurisdiction of Common Law and Natural Law.
    For the purpose of establishing the self governance by the people the following remedies are proposed.
    1. Appointment of an interim Governor for the Mahurangi District with the authority to:
    a. Appoint an interim District Council.
    b. Appoint a Sheriff for Mahurangi District.
    c. Appoint Deputy Sheriffs.
    d. Reclaim public lands and buildings, commencing with the Warkworth Town Hall and Library.
    e. Organise elections for the position of interim Mayors of Warkworth and Wellsford.
    f. Assist elected Mayors to form interim Town Councils.
    g. Implement The People’s Jurisdiction / Mana Hapu within the district.
    h. Remove all Covid-19 restrictions from all businesses and public places within the Mahurangi District by notice of decree.
    i. Encourage and facilitate the establishment of natural healthcare collectives and establishments.
    j. Encourage and facilitate the establishment of markets for the sale of goods and produce.

    2. Establish a “School of Common Law” and source a competent exponent of Common Law to run community seminars to educate the People in their rights and freedoms and empower them in the practical application of those rights and freedoms.

    3. Any other activity or authority necessary for the implementation of good and proper governance for the Mahurangi District by The People and for The People.

    All interim positions are subject to termination and replacement by elected representatives once sufficient adoption of The People’s Jurisdiction makes elections viable. It is estimated that will occur once 5% of the voting residents in the District of Mahurangi have confirmed their support.