
Thirty Seven Members of the Senate sitting under OUR State Capitol Dome in Lansing voted in support of Senate Bill 321. What never heard of this very popular Senate Bill? This legislation appears to be ever so popular for all attending Senators (Read page 705 in the Senate Journal) voted in unanimous support of this legislation. One would think that all would be very interested to learn Senate Bill 321 is written to statutorily empower Private Parties to trespass upon your PRIVATE LANDS.
Odd thing here is that there is no provision in the Michigan
or Federal Constitution that empowers a Legislative Body to grant statutory authority
for private parties to knowingly trespass upon one’s Private Property.
What is strange about this Senate Bill as presented by Rick
Jones is that it allows PRIVATE PROCESS servers who work for a PRIVATE Attorney
the ability to statutorily trespass upon YOUR private land.

It is quite apparent that the thirty seven Michigan State Senators
who voted to pass this statutory fraud over to the House fail to comprehend
Constitutional Limitations.
It is clearly written in the State and Federal Constitution
that no one may trespass upon OUR God Given Substantive Rights, unless they
carry a warrant issued in compliance to Constitutional limitations.
Well, apparently neither Rick Jones nor his thirty six fellow
Senators understand, or as shown by their actions recognize the Constitutional limitation
known as a WARRANT.

Think that will not happen?
Well, who would have thought that Thirty Seven Michigan State Senators
would enact Senate Bill 321 granting private parties the statutory standing to
violate Constitutional Limitations known as a WARRANT!
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