Once you have established who is in court and they have each identified themselves and confirmed their individual oaths, it would be advisable to confirm the case number.
The case number allows easy and unique reference to specific civil and criminal cases. Such as:
Identifying the year the case was filed.
The office in which it was filed.
The judicial officer whom it was assigned to.
Note: everything that occurs within these courts is all commerce, including criminal cases. Meaning a “criminal charge” is still brought forward for financial gain, resulting in the creation of a prison certificate, which is securitised and sold on the debt market.
Once a case number has been created, it is applied to a Memorandum of Consent and Case management files.
Note: it is important to note that the one being accused must sign these documents for the court to move forward. Without a signature, the court is committing fraud if the court continues.
On the Case management files there will be a declaration box that must be signed by you.
One of the deceptions, or frauds, to get around the signing of this document, if you decline, is to get it signed by someone else on your behalf.
Meaning it can either be signed by you or your solicitor; however the solicitor will not tell you this otherwise he will lose his commission.
Furthermore, you must sign this document to excuse the jury, or the court has no jurisdiction and cannot proceed.
The jury must be excused before judgment can be made, so they cannot be held liable for their decision, unless intent to defraud is discovered.
Memorandum of Consent