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Paperback The Right To Travel Without A Drivers License or License Plates: " I Won " Book

ISBN: 1716419522

ISBN13: 9781716419522

The Right To Travel Without A Drivers License or License Plates: " I Won "

Here you will learn and understand Right to Travel, Freedom of Movement, Methods and Modes of Locomotion, Use of Streets and Highways. A break down explanation of common law authority Supporting the Right to use the roadways. Police Authority, just what and how much authority do the police really have concerning common law travel ?. Federal Preemption. Which laws have superior authority, and which ones take a back seat. The Whole Act Rule, and 'expressio unius est exclusio alterius'. What the statutes don't tell, could hurt. What judges and attorneys won't tell. Taxation. What the annual vehicle tab costs really pay for. Constitutional (charter) Authority, Understanding the Contract. Where the state gets authority to demand license plates and a driver license. Driving. Are you really driving? and did you know? Ignorance of the law is no excuse. Licensing. What license plates and drivers license really means. Anatomy of a Traffic Infraction. Why drivers never win in court. Tort Liability. If the state doesn't have authority, will the police force you against your consent? Case Law United States v Guest 383 U S 745 March 28 1966

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The right to travel without registrations and licenses is hogwash

Just ask yourself this Do I have the right to operate an automobile, railroad train engine, or even a multi-engine jet plane without a license ie. training? It’s all based on cherry picked Supreme Court cases taken out of Context. How can our founding fathers give us the right to operate a motor vehicle which did not exist in 1787? Yes a motor vehicle and an automobile are the same thing when referring to the Right To Travel, whether in commerce or not. Simply put the right to travel is federally protected. But the right to operate a motor vehicle is not, and requires a license, registration and insurance in all U.S. states.
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