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Plaintiff,
VS.
DEFENDANT’S MOTION FOR FINDINGS
OF FACTS AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
JEFFERY DEAN SAXON,
“Jeffery-Dean: Saxon”)
Defendant in error,
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Comes now Defendant in error, Jeffery-Dean: Saxon, a sovereign free white man over 21
years old, who has the rights to which all free men are entitled, who is not under the power of
another, such as the implied jurisdiction of any Corporation or Government to move the court to
stay all fines or penalties in this matter and seeks relief of the same. I have the right to make
valid, or not, any contract, by my actions. In short, I am Sovereign. I live in honor and now
JURISDICTION
It has been and remains the position of the defense that this court surrendered jurisdiction
through due process violations and structural errors. However, in order to seek the intended
relief, this court must hear this Motion, at arm’s length and by special appearance, by the
Defendant. Furthermore, the Defense does not wave, nor has it ever waved these violations or
1. The Defendant, Jeffrey Dean: Saxon, appeared before Judge John M. Chmura on
2. Judge John M. Chmura dismissed Defendant's Petition to set aside and dismiss the
3. Judge John M. Chmura found in favor of the State, but did not provide an account for his
findings.
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ARGUMENT
The Charter for the City of Warren clearly states that municipal powers apply to
municipal property. The Defendant challenged subject matter jurisdiction and believed it was his
No response was given to the petition by the city attorney. Judge John M. Chmura recklessly
and maliciously disregarded and failed to read the Defendant's petition. Even if the judge had
believed the court had jurisdiction, no refuting argument was placed on the record, and the court
could not proceed. Any order put forth would have been made in error and must be corrected.
The Defense also raised the issue of how the fines came to be. The citing official
admitted to breaking the law in order to obtain the evidence against the Defendant. This would
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Mastronardi Produce, Ltd, 209 Mich App 165, 176 (1995).
“The court may state the findings and conclusions on the record or
include them in a written opinion.” MCR 2.517(A)(3).
Committee Tip: Knowing the applicable law makes finding the
relevant facts easier. Consider ordering counsel to provide proposed
findings of fact and conclusions of law before the trial. Utilize the
jury instructions for the conclusions of law.
PRAYER
WHEREFORE, the Defendants moves this court for relief and to stay collection of any fines or
Affiant sayth not, All Rights Reserved, Jeffery-Dean: Saxon, “Sovereign”, “One of the People”
Jeffery-Dean: Saxon reserves the right to amend this petition at any time.
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VERIFICATION
The foregoing statements are true, correct and complete to the best of my belief.
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Principal, by Special Appearance, a living breathing, flesh and blood man, proceeding Sui Juris.
) Jurat
Macomb County )
appeared before me and proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person
whose name is subscribed hereto and acknowledged to me that he executed the same under
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asservation, and accepts the facts thereof. Subscribed and affirmed before me this day. Witness
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Notary Signature
My commission expires:
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