Wisconsin free state document for governance
We, the free men and free women for the Wisconsin free state in the year of our Father, Two Thousand and Eleven in order
to secure to ourselves and our posterity the enjoyment of all the rights of life, liberty, and private property without encumbrance of taxes, permits, or other levies, and the pursuit of happiness, do mutually agree each with the
other, to form ourselves under the Almighty Creator into a free and independent state, by the name Wisconsin free state. We, the free men and women for the Wisconsin free state, are claiming said rights granted by our Creator and
His Laws explained in our Covenant with Him.
The Declaration of Rights.
That the great and essential principles of liberty and free governance may be recognized and established, we declare:
1.
That all free men and free women, when they form a social compact, are equal; and have certain inherent and indefeasible rights, among which are those of enjoying and defending life and liberty, the right to travel without license or restriction; of acquiring, possessing, enjoying, and protecting private property without encumbrance of repeated taxation; and of pursuing their own happiness.
2.
That all powers of governance are inherent to the free men and free women, and all free governances are founded upon and derived from their authority, and established for their benefit; and, therefore, all free men and free women have, at all times without harassment or false labeling by agents or agencies of any other current or future form of governance and/or mainstream media, an unalienable, and indefeasible right to alter or abolish their form of governance, in such manner as the free men and free women may deem expedient.
3.
That each free man and free woman and their children owns his or her own body and no government agent or agency has any collective authority or otherwise to force any of we the electors, or the dependents thereof to be subjected to any form known and unknown of subliminal and surreptitious intrusion, medical care, inoculations, vaccinations and/or any other foreign substances including locating devices whether by injection, introduction through food, water, air, surgery or any and all other means.
4.
That the free men and free women and their children have a natural and unalienable right to worship the Almighty Creator, according to the dictates of their own conscience; and that no preference shall ever be given by law or forbidden by law for free men, women and their children to have faith based assembly and that everyone may exercise the right to any mode of worship where no harm is done to others in this free state.
5.
General Elections. That all electors will be eighteen years old or
older and have lived in the county, city, township and free state for at least six months prior to the election.
Voting for general elections shall be by secret ballot; and all elections shall be free and equal, requiring hand-counted paper ballots at the local level.
Completed ballots will be placed in transparent boxes, visible by two or more witnesses who observe the hand count, and the whole process; with results posted at the local level; and that no property qualification for eligibility to office, or for the right of suffrage, shall ever be required in this free state; and in order to eliminate potential for double voting, all electors of all elections must submit to have an indelible ink mark on the right thumb or forefinger prior to casting the ballot; and only hand-counted, supervised voting shall be used in elections in the free state; and that there shall be no electronic balloting or machine balloting whatsoever, and paper ballots shall be guarded, and chain of custody ensured until such time as confirmation counts are completed for the purposes of the election; thereafter ballots shall be collected, sealed, and stored for a period of ten (10) years; and the ballots shall be certified by at least three witnesses sworn-in by the Supervisor of Elections; and any elector is eligible to witness any or all of the voting process within reason so as not to obstruct the voting process; and absentee ballots shall be received by the Supervisor of Elections who shall establish a chain of custody for and secure the absentee ballots in a vault under the supervision and control of the Supervisor of Elections until such time the absentee ballots are counted on election day with all other ballots; that the chain of custody of all validated ballots after certification by the Supervisor of Elections shall be transferred to the archives and the responsibility and duty of the Clerk of the Court. Vote fraud, intentional alteration of vote count, interference with the elector's right to vote shall be punishable by not less than ten years and not more than twenty years in prison unless in extreme circumstances more severe punishment shall be necessary.
6.
That the free men, free women and their children may freely speak, write, and publish sentiments on all subjects, being responsible for abuse of that liberty; and no law shall ever be passed to curtail, abridge, infringe, or restrain the liberty of speech, of the press, the internet, or any other means of communication.
7.
That the right of trial by a twelve-member jury of one's true peers shall forever remain inviolate. The judge shall inform the jury of their duties and responsibilities to judge the law, the nature and cause involved in the case as to whether the law is applicable or not, valid or not, and consistent with the document of governance or not and to judge the facts of the case; The jury has the power to nullify the law in the case they are hearing.
8.
That the free men, free women and their children shall be secure in their body, houses, papers, and possessions from unreasonable searches and seizures, and against the unreasonable interception of private communications by any means; and that no warrant to search any place, or to seize any free man or free woman or thing, shall issue without first describing the place to be searched, and the free man or free woman or thing to be seized (as nearly as may be described), supported by oath or affirmation of the injured party by his or her written affidavit properly signed, sealed and notarized; nor without probable cause, and if agents of the governance cause undue damage to property, they shall be held accountable in their private and official capacity; notice to agent is notice to principal, and notice to principal is notice to agent.
Section 9.
That no free man or free woman shall be taken, imprisoned, or disseized of property, of freehold, liberties, or outlawed, exiled, or in any manner
destroyed or deprived of life, liberty, private property, and the pursuit
of happiness, but by the supreme law of the land.
10.
That all courts shall be open to all free men and free women, for an injury done, in lands, goods, body, or reputation; every free man and free woman shall have speedy remedy by due course of law; all inherent and unalienable rights shall be observed and justice administered without cost, sale, denial, or delay.
11.
That in all criminal prosecutions, the accused has a right to be heard privately or by counsel, or both, to demand the nature and cause of the accusation, to confront and cross examine the witnesses against the accused, to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in the accused favor; and in all prosecutions, by indictment or presentment, the accused shall have the right of a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the accused true peers of the county(s) where the alleged offense was committed; and the accused shall not be compelled
to give incriminating evidence against him or herself.
12.
That all free men and free women shall be bailable, by sufficient securities, unless in capital offenses, where the proof is evident, or the presumption is strong that there is a criminal offense or guilt; and the right of habeas corpus shall never be suspended.
13.
That all free men and women have the right to be let alone and free from governance intrusion into the people's private lives; and that this section shall not be construed to limit the public’s right of access to public records and meetings as provided by law.
14.
No free men or free women shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime,unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising on the land or naval forces or in the militia, when in actual service in time of war or public danger; nor shall any free men or free women be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life, limb, or property; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself or herself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; and any public official who places a free man or free woman in jeopardy of life, limb or property, for the second time for the same offense shall be penalized double whatever that offense penalty is and shall be responsible for
restitution to the victim; that in all criminal prosecutions, the accused has a right to be heard (as an individual or by counsel, or both), to demand the nature and cause of the accusation, to confront and cross examine the witnesses against the accused Individual, to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in the accused favor; and in all prosecutions, by indictment or presentment, the accused shall have the right of a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the accused individual's peers of the county(s) where the alleged offense was committed.
15.
That private property shall not be taken, confiscated or seized for public use, unless double the market value is tendered; and no private property can be seized for non-public use. (Abuse of eminent domain power shall be prohibited.)
16.
That treason against the free men and free women and the document for governance shall consist of violating the oath as stated in Article VII, Section 10, usurping jurisdiction or refusing to exercise lawful jurisdiction, in levying war against the document for governance, adhering to its enemies, or giving them aid and comfort, and no free men or free women shall be convicted of treason except on the testimony of two or more witnesses to the same overt act or on
confession in open court. (See Cohens vs Virginia and Cooper vs
Aaron.)
17.
That the judicial and criminal justice system of the Wisconsin free state must reconnect with the fundamental principle of restorative justice that there is no crime if there is no injured party; and if there is an injured party, the perpetrator of a crime must restore the loss to the injured party according to the principles of law as written in the (KJV) Holy Bible; and if the nature of the crime is non-violent, restitution to the injured party, or the family of the injured party, will take priority over incarceration; and incarceration shall be used in cases involving violence or the threat of violence (as a general guideline).
18.
That no free men or free women shall be criminally charged, but by presentment, indictment or impeachment; and that no sovereign people shall be arrested or imprisoned but by proof of violent bodily injury (or threat thereof) or violent property damage (or threat thereof) with clear and convincing evidence required as proof (except for treason, profound subversion, high crimes and misdemeanors).
19.
That retrospective laws, punishing acts committed before the existence of such laws, which are declared penal, or criminal, are oppressive, unjust, and incompatible with liberty; wherefore, no bills of attainder or ex post facto law shall ever be made; and that no law impairing the obligation of contracts shall ever be passed; and that no law can compel a free man or free woman into a contract, license, or permit that is not desired.
20.
That rights of accused and of victims.
(a)
In all criminal prosecutions the accused shall, upon demand, be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation, and shall be furnished a copy of the indictment or a presentment, and shall have the right to have compulsory process for witnesses, to confront at trial adverse witnesses, to be heard in voice, by counsel or both, and to have a speedy and public trial by an impartial twelve-member jury of the accused free man or free woman’s peers in the county where the crime was committed; and if the county is not known, the indictment or information may change venue to an adjacent county grand jury, the state-wide grand jury, or it could be joint grand jury of several counties, depending on the particular circumstances and proof that the crime was committed in that area shall be sufficient; but before pleading the accused may elect in which of those counties the trial will take place. Law shall fix venue for prosecution of crimes committed beyond the boundaries of the state.
(b)
Victims of crime or their lawful representatives, including the next of kin of homicide victims, are entitled to the right to be informed, to be present, and to be heard when relevant, at all crucial stages of criminal proceedings, JQC complaints, or BAR complaints to the extent that these rights do not interfere with the document of governance rights of the accused.
21.
That free men and free women have a right, in a peaceable manner, to assemble together to consult for the common good; and to apply to those invested with the powers of governance, for redress of grievances, or other proper purposes, by petition, address, or remonstrance.
22.
That the free men and free women of this free state shall have the unalienable right to self defense provided by the Almighty Creator to keep and bear arms, ammunition, and any and all accoutrements associated with those items, manufacturing not to be hindered, and these rights shall not be infringed, restricted, or impaired in any way, including unjustified manipulation by excessive cost; and this section
shall never be amended to remove these rights provided by the Almighty
Creator.
23.
That no member of the armed forces or militia in time of peace nor in the time of war shall be quartered in any house owned by a free man or free woman without their consent.
24.
That no standing armed forces shall be kept up without the consent of the assembly of trustees; and the military shall in all cases and at all times be subordinate to the free men and free women.
25.
That governance-created corporate perpetuities and corporate monopolies which are contrary to the genius of a free state are prohibited; with the exception that the general assembly may by law create a monopoly or a perpetuity if deemed appropriate with oversight by the state grand jury.
26.
That no hereditary emoluments, privileges, or honors shall ever be granted or conferred in this free state; upon discovery of such, the accused is subject to be tried for treason by the state grand jury.
27.
That frequent recurrence to fundamental principles of the laws of the Almighty Creator is absolutely necessary to preserve the blessings of liberty.
28.
That to guard against transgressions upon the rights of the free men, free women and their children, we declare that everything in this declaration of rights cannot be adversely altered by the assembly of trustees and shall forever remain inviolate; and that all "laws" repugnant to, contrary to the following provisions, shall be void.
29.
The right of the people to contract freely shall not be abridged. Governance workers shall not have the right to organize or belong to labor organizations.
The Sovereignty of the Wisconsin free state.
1.
That the Covenant formed by our Almighty Creator and the free men and free women for the Wisconsin free state clearly states the relationship between free men and free women and the governance; the free men and free women being master and the governance being the servant; the free men and free women decide when and if he or she wants to continue with the relationship; and the free men and free women for the Wisconsin free state retain the right, in perpetuity, to separate from the free state whenever they feel it is in their
interests to do so.
2.
In the event that the Wisconsin free state should elect to become part of a national governance and form a working relationship with same, certain acts of the national governance would automatically trigger the secession of the Wisconsin free state; these acts are the passage of tax on income, tax on property, or tax on inheritance; the delegation by the national governance of the monetary powers to a private central bank; the passage of any form of legal tender laws; the invasion of a foreign country or other acts of war instigated by the national governance
without a formal declaration of war.
3.
That to secede from the national governance for any other reason, a majority vote of the assembly of trustees and a majority vote of the qualified electors for the Wisconsin free state would be required.
4.
That the Wisconsin free state assembly of trustees has the right to nullify any national legislation repugnant to its document of governance.
The Distribution of the Governance Power.
1.
That power of the governance for the Wisconsin free state, shall be vested in the assembly of trustees. The grand jury has higher authority than any trustee, has oversight of the assembly of trustees, and can remove any trustee for non-feasance, misfeasance and malfeasance.
2.
That no trustee, or collection of trustees, shall exercise any power not granted to them by this document of governance.
State trustee.
1.
That the state Trustee chosen by the assembly of county trustees shall act as referee of sessions held and will represent the Wisconsin free state in interstate commerce and law.
2.
That the state Trustee shall be chosen for a term of four years, by assembly of trustees, and shall remain in office until a successor be chosen and qualified; and shall not run for more than two consecutive
terms.
3.
That no trustee shall be eligible for the office of state Trustee unless they
shall have attained the age of thirty years, shall have been a lawful resident of the Wisconsin free state at least five years next preceding the day of election and must have been born in a free state. (Any of the original fifty formerly known as the USA).
4.
That the returns of every election for state trustee shall be sealed up and
transmitted and directed to the Secretary of the Wisconsin free state, and the free man or free woman having the highest number of votes, shall be elected state Trustee.
5.
That the state Trustee shall, at stated times, receive a compensation for
services, which shall not be increased or diminished during the current term of office.
6.
That the state Trustee shall be in charge of the militia thereof.
7.
That the state Trustee may require information in writing from the township or county trustees, on any subject relating to the duties of their respective offices.
8.
That the state Trustee may convene the assembly of trustees at the seat of governance, or at a different place, if that shall have become dangerous from an enemy, or from disease; with respect to the time of adjournment, the state Trustee may adjourn them to such time as he shall think proper, not beyond the day of the next meeting designated by this document of governance.
9.
That the state Trustee shall, from time to time, give to the assembly of trustees information pertaining to the Wisconsin free state governance, and recommend for their consideration such measures as may be deemed appropriate and expedient.
10.
That the state Trustee shall ensure that the laws be enforced and faithfully executed.
11.
That there shall be a seal of the Wisconsin free state, which shall be kept and used by the state Trustee officially.
12.
That all commissions shall be in the name and by the authority of the Wisconsin free state, be sealed with the Wisconsin free state seal, and signed by the state Trustee, and attested by the Secretary of the free state.
13.
That there shall be a Secretary of the free state elected to a term of four years. The Secretary of the free state will keep a fair register of the official acts and proceedings of the state Trustee, and shall, when required, present the same and all papers, minutes, and vouchers, relative thereto, before the General Assembly, and shall perform such other duties as may be required by law.
14.
That vacancies that occur in governance offices shall be filled by the state Trustee by granting commissions, which shall expire at the end of the next session; with the advice and consent of the assembly of trustees.
15.
That every bill, order or resolution, passed by the assembly of trustees shall be presented to the state Trustee for approval; and upon receipt of the revised bill, order, or resolution, the state Trustee shall sign it into law and the bill, order, or resolution will become law in five days except on questions of adjournment.
16.
That there shall be a assistant state Trustee of the Wisconsin free state appointed by the state Trustee who shall continue in office for a term of four years and shall safely discharge all duties assigned by the state Trustee; and the assistant state Trustee shall succeed the state trustee should the state Trustee expire or the duties of the state Trustee are not being done because of non-feasance, misfeasance or malfeasance.
17.
That in case of the impeachment of the state Trustee, his removal from office, death, refusal to qualify, resignation, or absence from the free state, the assistant state Trustee shall be first in line of succession to exercise all the power and authority pertaining to the office of state Trustee, during the term for which the state Trustee was elected, unless they both expire, then the assembly of county trustees shall provide by law for the emergency election of a state Trustee to fill such vacancy.
18.
That the replacement state Trustee, shall receive the same compensation, which the state Trustee would have received.
Section 19.
That the state Trustee shall be available during the sessions of the assembly of trustees and at all other times wherever the public good may require.
20.
That no free man or free woman shall hold the office of state Trustee, and any other office or commission, civil or military, in this free state at one and the same time
21.
That the state Trustee or executive appointees shall not receive perquisites or benefits that are not available to the free men and free women of the free state.
State Treasurer.
a.
The state Treasurer
is responsible for settling and approving accounts against the free state and keeping all free state funds and securities.
b.
assistant state Treasurer.
The state Treasurer of the free state may appoint an assistant state Treasurer to hold office during the pleasure of the state Treasurer.
c.
That the state Treasurer shall be elected for a term of four years, by the qualified electors, at the time and place where they shall vote for trustees, and shall remain in office until a successor be chosen and qualified; and shall not run for more than two consecutive terms.
d.
That no individual shall be eligible for the office of state Treasurer unless they shall have attained the age of thirty years, shall have been a lawful resident of Wisconsin free state at least five years next preceding the day of election and have been born in a free state. (one of the original fifty states formerly known as the USA)
e. Annual report of trust funds; duties of state Treasurer.--
(1)
On February 1 of each year, the state Treasurer shall present to the state Trustee and the assembly of trustees a report listing all trust funds. The report must contain the following data elements for each fund for the preceding fiscal year:
(a)
The fund code.
(b)
The title.
(c)
The fund type according to generally accepted accounting principles.
(d)
The statutory authority.
(e)
The beginning cash balance.
(f)
Direct revenues.
(g)
Non-operating revenues.
(h)
Operating disbursements.
(i)
Non-operating disbursements.
(j)
The ending cash balance.
(k)
The department and budget entity in which the fund is located.
(2)
The report shall separately list all funds that received no revenues other than interest earnings or transfers from the General Revenue Fund or from other trust funds during the preceding fiscal year.
(3)
The report shall separately list all funds that had unencumbered balances in excess of $2 million in each of the 2 preceding fiscal years.
g.
Annual report to state Trustee.
The state Treasurer shall make a report in detail to the state Trustee, as soon after the 1st day of July of each year as it is practicable to prepare same of the transactions for the preceding fiscal year, embracing a statement of the receipts and payments on account of each of the several funds of which he or she has the care and custody.
Examination by and monthly statements to the state Trustee.—The office of the state Treasurer, and the books, files, documents, records, and papers thereof, shall always be subject to the examination of the state Trustee, or any free man or free woman he or she may authorize to examine same. The state Treasurer shall exhibit to the state Trustee monthly a trial balance sheet from the Division of Treasury and a statement of all the credits, moneys, or effects on hand on the
day for which such trial balance sheet is made, and such statement accompanying such trial balance sheet shall particularly describe the exact character of funds, credits, and securities, and shall state in detail the amount which he or she may have representing cash, including any not yet entered upon the books of his or her office, and such statement shall be certified and signed by the state Treasurer officially.
Trustees.
1.
Trustees will be elected at the township level based on population of township. One trustee from each township will represent the township at the county level. From the pool of township trustees one will be chosen to referee the county assembly of township trustees.
From the pool of county trustees one will be chosen to referee state assembly of county trustees.
2.
That the Assembly of trustees will elect two, from the available members, who are the most rights and documents of governance literate and rights and documents of governance adherent to serve as trustees for the Wisconsin free state.
These two state trustees will be responsible to the free men and free women for the Wisconsin free state with their primary duty to protect and defend the inherent rights and sovereignty of each free man and woman within the Wisconsin free state from encroachment by any national government; and they must have demonstrated, in previous actions and duties, a high level of knowledge of, and respect for, the document for governance for the Wisconsin free state, trustee candidates must take an oath stating that they will obey the document for governance for the Wisconsin free state, and use their best efforts to keep the actions of any national government confined narrowly to the strictest definition of the enumerated powers delegated to any
national government by the free state in the said document for
governance; and these trustees will also be responsible for keeping any national government from entering into needless foreign entanglements, wars, treaties, international agreements and all other arrangements which will in any way weaken the independence and sovereignty of the Wisconsin free state; and all candidates
must be investigated for any associations or connections with any organization devoted to world government including but not limited to the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberger and the Vatican; and that any candidate with any ties whatsoever to any organization or secret society devoted to supremacy of international government or otherwise devoted to anti-biblical doctrine will not be eligible; and if an individual is elected by
the Wisconsin free state General Assembly and later found to have or
have had such associations at the time of taking the oath, they will
immediately be removed from office and replaced by the Assembly of
trustees. The Assembly or trustees may upon a twothirds vote remove a free state trustee for any violation of their oath of office, or action to the
detriment of the Wisconsin free state.
3.
That no free man or free woman shall be a trustee, unless lawfully domiciled on the Wisconsin free state, five years preceding this election, and shall have attained the age of thirty years and must have been born in a free state. (any of the original fifty formerly known as the USA)
4.
That the trustees after their first election, shall be divided by lot, into two classes, and the seats of the first class, shall be vacated at the expiration of the first term, and of the second class, shall be vacated at the expiration of the second term, so that one half thereof, as near as possible, may be chosen for ever thereafter, bi-annually, for the term of two years; and no trustee can run for more than two consecutive terms.
5.
The assembly of trustees may increase future seats to meet the need for proper representation of the free men and free women by ratification by the electors.
6.
That the assembly of trustees, when first assembled, shall choose its Speaker
7.
That a majority of the Assembly of trustees shall constitute a quorum to conduct business, but a smaller number may adjourn from day to day, and may compel the attendance of absent members in such manner and under such penalties as it may prescribe in its rules.
8.
That each assembly of trustees shall determine the rules of its own proceedings, punish its members for disorderly behavior, and with the consent of two-thirds of the members, expel a member.
9.
That during the session, any free man or free woman, not a member, for disrespectful or disorderly behavior in its presence, or for obstructing any of its proceedings may be removed from the area.
10.
That each assembly of trustees shall keep a Journal of its proceedings, and cause the same to be published immediately after its adjournment, and the yeas and nays of the trustees shall be taken and entered upon the journals upon the final passage of every bill; and each trustee shall have liberty to dissent from or protest against any act or resolution which may be thought to be injurious to the public or an individual, and have the reasons for dissent entered on the journal.
11.
That trustees shall in all cases, except treason, felony or breach of the peace, be privileged from arrest during the session of the Assembly of trustees, and in going to or returning from the same. For any speech or debate during session, they shall not be questioned in any other place.
12.
That the Assembly of trustees shall make provision by law for filling vacancies that may occur by the death, resignation, (or otherwise,) of any of its members.
13.
That the Assembly of trustees at all levels shall be open to the public, except on such occasions as, the free state safety and security may be considered urgent and pressing and require secrecy under such circumstances all proceedings shall be conducted in private.
14.
That bills may originate from either a town or county trustee, if the bill is a county effort it will be voted on by all town trustees of county of origin. To be enacted it must be read three times and receive two thirds approval of the trustees involved, posted for all to see for three months prior to the next trustee election and pass the popular vote by a two thirds majority. If the bill affects the entire free state the procedure is
the same but it must be read three times by a meeting of the county trustees in assembly, voted on by and passed by a two thirds majority then posted for all to see for three months prior to the next trustee election and pass the popular vote by a two thirds majority.
15.
That each trustee shall receive from the public Treasury such compensation for his or her services as may be fixed by law, but no increase of compensation shall take effect during the term for which the trustees were elected when such law passed, nor shall any compensation or benefits extend beyond the term for which he or she was elected.
16.
That no trustee shall receive perquisites or benefits that are not available to the free men and free women for the free state.
State Grand Jury.
It is necessary to stipulate that the STATE OF WISCONSIN has been operating under a corporate structure that is not in harmony with the principles for governance contained in the Magna Carta and the Holy Bible. This document of governance intends to create the Wisconsin free state based solely on those principles. There will be a transition period whereby the institutions of the corporate/de facto government will be phased out and lawful Wisconsin free state document for governance will be implemented. Grand juries will be created in the provisional free state to consist of the Wisconsin statewide Grand Jury(s), and the County Grand Juries. It is the intent of these documents for governance to facilitate that transition as smoothly and quickly as possible for the general prosperity and benefit of the free men and free women of this free state. This transition will be preliminarily established when all seventy-two counties have set up lawful county grand juries. The county grand juries will then set up trial courts. The intention is to phase out the circuit courts, the appellate courts and the judicial qualifications commission as they will be superfluous once the
lawful grand juries are set up.
1.
That the judicial power shall be vested in the lawful statewide Grand Jury, and the lawful County Grand Jury, the peace officers (for enforcement purposes), and a lawful Wisconsin grand jury. The lawful grand juries shall provide indictments and presentments as shall be deemed necessary. The assembly of trustees may, by general law, authorize a military court-martial to be conducted by military judges of the militia, with direct appeal of a decision to the Seat of governance in the county of the crime, by the lawful statewide Grand Jury.
2. Administration; practice and procedure:
(a)
That the state grand jury shall draft, amend and adopt rules for practice and procedure in the state grand jury and county grand jury, subject to review prior to adoption of the rule(s) by two-thirds vote of the assembly of county trustees establish that the rules are consistent with the non repugnant provisions to the Wisconsin free state document for governance. The transfer to the grand jury having jurisdiction of any proceeding shall occur when the jurisdiction of another grand jury has been improvidently invoked, and there is a requirement that no cause shall be dismissed because an improper remedy has been sought. The state grand jury shall adopt rules to allow the county grand jury to submit questions relating to militia to the state grand jury for an advisory opinion. Rules of grand juries may be repealed by two-thirds
vote of the membership of the assembly of trustees. Practice and procedure means the normal operation of the grand jury as outlined in the rules which would not be subject to interference by the assembly of trustees unless they find these modes of action repugnant to the Wisconsin free state document for governance.
3. County grand jury:
Jurisdiction: will be prescribed by the County Grand Jury. Such jurisdiction shall be uniform throughout the Wisconsin free state as exercised by the free state Grand Jury. A county grand jury may hold civil and criminal trials and hearings in any place within the territorial jurisdiction designated by the County Grand Jury.
4.
Justice of the peace: No free man or free woman shall be eligible for office of justice of the peace of any county unless the free man or free woman is a qualified elector of the free state and resides in the territorial jurisdiction of the county grand jury. No justice of the peace shall serve before the age of thirty-five years or after the age of seventy-seven years. The only exception is for a justice of the peace upon temporary assignment or to complete a term, one-half of which has
been served. No free man or free woman is eligible for the office of justice of the peace unless the free man or free woman is, and has been for the preceding ten years, domiciled in the Wisconsin free state and in their respective county and was born in a free state.(any of the original fifty formerly known as the USA)
5.
That Justices of peace shall be elected by the County Grand Jury.
7.
That the Justices of the peace shall serve for a term of five years with potential for renewal for another five years;and the County Grand Jury shall be empowered to remove a justice of the peace by two-thirds majority vote of the quorum for willful neglect of duty or other reasonable cause provided, however, that the cause or causes shall be notified to the justice of the peace so intended to be removed, and the justice of the peace shall be entitled to a hearing in his or her own defense, as herein outlined in this article before any vote for
dismissal by the grand jury.
8.
Vacancies:
(a)
Whenever a vacancy occurs in a justice office to which election for retention applies, the respective grand jury shall fill the vacancy by electing a justice of the peace for a term or remainder of the term at their discretion.
Section 9. Discipline; removal and retirement:
(a)
Justice of the peace is monitored by the state grand jury.
(1)
The state grand jury shall be vested with jurisdiction to investigate and recommend to the removal from office of any justice of the peace whose conduct, during term of office demonstrates a present unfitness to hold office, and to investigate and recommend the discipline of a justice of the peace whose conduct, during term of office warrants such discipline. For purposes of this section, discipline is defined as any or all of the following: removal, reprimand, fine and suspension with or without pay. The state grand jury shall have jurisdiction over justices of the peace regarding allegations that misconduct occurred before or during service as a justice of the peace if a complaint is made. The state grand jury shall have jurisdiction regarding allegations of incapacity during service as a justice of the peace
(2)
No member of any grand jury shall hold office in a political party or
participate in any campaign for office or hold public office; the grand jury shall elect one of its members as its chairman.
(3) blank.
(4)
The grand jury shall adopt only those rules created by the assembly of trustees which regulates these grand jury proceedings, the filling of vacancies by the appointing authorities, the disqualification of members and the temporary replacement of disqualified or incapacitated members. The grand jury rules, or any part thereof, may be repealed by a majority vote of the assembly of trustees. The grand jury shall have power to issue subpoenas. All formal charges against a justice of the peace before the grand jury shall be confidential; provided, however, upon a finding of probable cause and the filing of such formal charges against a justice of the peace such charges and all further proceedings before the grand jury shall be public.
(5)
The grand juries, at any time, on request of the state Trustee, shall make available all information in the possession of the grand jury for use in consideration of impeachment or suspension, respectively, unless the state Trustee is the target of the investigation.
(b) A county grand jury will be assigned to investigate and is vested with the jurisdiction to receive or initiate complaints, conduct investigations, dismiss complaints, and upon a vote of a simple majority, submit formal charges. A separate county grand jury will be vested with the authority to receive and hear formal charges from the first grand jury and upon a two-thirds vote of the grand jury,
recommend to the state grand jury the removal of a justice of the peace or the involuntary retirement of a justice of the peace for any permanent disability that seriously interferes with the performance of duties. Upon a simple majority vote of the hearing grand jury it may recommend to the state Grand Jury that the justice of the peace be subject to appropriate discipline.
(1)
The state Grand Jury may accept, reject, or modify in whole or in part the findings, conclusions, and recommendations of the county grand jury and it may order that the justice of the peace be subjected to appropriate discipline, or be removed from office with termination of compensation for willful or persistent failure to perform his / her duties or for other conduct unbecoming a justice of the peace demonstrating a present unfitness to hold office, or be involuntarily retired for any permanent disability that seriously interferes with the performance of his / her duties. Maladies, scienter or moral turpitude on the part of a justice of the peace shall not be required for removal from office if
conduct demonstrates a present unfitness to hold office. After the filing of a formal proceeding and upon request of the first grand jury, the State Grand Jury may suspend the justice of the peace from office, with or without compensation, pending final determination of the inquiry.
(2)
The state Grand Jury may award costs to the prevailing party.
(c)
The power of removal conferred by this section shall be both alternative and cumulative to the power of impeachment.
(d)
Justices of the peace seniority will be determined by the length of service in office. In the event any such justice of the peace is under investigation by the grand jury or is otherwise disqualified or unable to serve, the next most senior justice of the peace shall serve in place of such disqualified or disabled justice of the peace.
(e) Schedule to Section 9:
(1)
Except to the extent inconsistent with the provisions of this section, all provisions of law and rules of grand jury in force on the effective date of this article shall continue in effect until superseded in the manner authorized by this document for governance.
(2)
The compensation of grand jury members investigating and hearing complaints shall be the travel expenses or transportation and per diem allowance as provided by law.
Section 10.
Prohibited activities: All justices of the peace shall devote full time to their judicial duties. They shall not hold office in any political party. They shall not hold any other office of profit under the Wisconsin free state or any their power.
Funding:
(a)
All justices of the peace shall be compensated only by free state salaries fixed by law. Funding for the Wisconsin free state grand jury, and free state counsels’ offices, except as otherwise provided in subsection (c), shall be provided from free state revenues appropriated by law.
(b)
All funding for the offices of the clerks of the grand jury performing court-related functions, except as otherwise provided in this subsection.
(c)
shall be provided by adequate and appropriate general funds for judicial proceedings and performing grand jury functions as required by law. Selected salaries, costs, and expenses of the free state grand jury system shall be funded from the general funds for grand jury proceedings and performing grand jury-related functions, as provided by law.
(d)
No county or municipality, except as provided in this subsection, shall be required to provide any funding for the free state grand jury system, free state counsels' offices, or the offices of the clerks of the grand jury performing grand jury-related functions. Counties shall be required to fund the cost of communications services, existing radio systems, existing multi-agency grand jury information systems, and the cost of construction or lease, maintenance, utilities, and security of facilities for the grand jury, free state counsels' offices, and the offices of the clerks of the grand jury performing grand jury functions. Counties shall also pay reasonable and necessary salaries, costs, and expenses of the free state grand jury to meet local requirements as determined by law.
(e)
The grand jury shall have no power to fix appropriations, due to the separation of powers doctrine.
12.
Counsels; admission and discipline: The free state Grand Jury shall have exclusive jurisdiction to regulate the admission of free men and free women to provide assistance of counsel and the discipline of all admitted.
13.
Clerks of the county grand jury: There shall be in each county a clerk of the county grand jury who shall be elected by the County Grand Jury. The duties of the clerk of the county grand jury may be divided by special or general law between two officers whose duties will be listed in a job description provided by the assembly of township trustees, one serving as clerk of county grand jury and one serving as ex officio clerk of township trustees, auditor, recorder, and custodian of all county funds.
14.
That there shall be a General Counsel for the free state who shall reside at the Seat of Governance; and it shall be his or her duty to attend all sessions of the assembly of county trustees, and upon the passage of any act, to draft and submit to the assembly of county trustees, at the same session, all necessary forms of proceedings under such laws, which, when approved, shall be published therewith; he or she shall be the state Grand Jury's investigator for misfeasance, malfeasance and
non-feasance of any elected trustee; and he or she shall perform such other duties as may be prescribed by law; and he or she shall be elected by the state grand jury, and shall hold his or her office for four years; but may be removed by two-thirds vote of the state Grand Jury, and shall receive for his or her services a compensation to be fixed by law.
15.
Free state Counsels:
In each county, a county free state counsel shall be elected by the county grand jury for a term of four years. Except as otherwise provided in this document for governance, the free state counsel shall be the prosecutor of all county grand jury trials in that county and shall perform other duties prescribed by law. A free state counsel shall be an elector of the free state and reside in the territorial jurisdiction of the county; shall devote full time to the duties of the office; and shall not engage in the private practice of law. Free state county counsels shall employ such assistant free state county counsels as may be authorized by law. Free state county counsels may be removed by two-thirds vote of the county Grand Jury, and shall receive for his or her services a compensation to be fixed by law.
16. free state county counsels are conservators of the peace: All justice of the peace in this free state shall by virtue of their offices be conservators of the peace throughout the Wisconsin free state and any justice of the peace must make available their credentials (oaths) and produce them upon request by any litigant.
17.
Grand juries. The Initial state grand jury shall be seated by the assembly of county trustees. Each grand jury shall elect its own officers. The local county grand juries will be formed from free men and free women from within that county. The foremen of all grand juries shall not have a vote on any issue before the respective grand juries except to break a tie.
Two-thirds members shall constitute a quorum. Each lawful grand jury shall generally consist of twenty-seven members but that number is ultimately determined by the county itself. All replacements must be voted onto the jury by grand jury members. The free men and free women must have direct undeniable access to the respective grand jury. Gatekeepers denying access is prohibited.
18.
The Sheriff is the chief law enforcement to the county grand jury. When he fails to act upon the proof of two witnesses or more, to treason or other high crimes and misdemeanors and misfeasance or malfeasance, of errant justice of the peace, then the Sheriff is in misprison in aiding and abetting said errant judges. A complaint of two or more witnesses can be sent to the state Trustee for the removal of said Sheriff and if the state Trustee fails to act, the assembly of township trustees can impeach said Sheriff and said state Trustee for misprison upon proof of said crimes alleged. If the assembly of township trustees fails to act, the Grand Jury shall take the necessary actions.
The Right of Suffrage and Qualifications of Electors; Offices; Impeachments and Removals from Office.
1.
That every lawful free man and woman of the age of eighteen years and upwards who shall be a lawful resident of, and who shall have domiciled in Wisconsin free state for two years preceding the election shall be deemed a qualified elector, who shall have domiciled in the County for six months preceding the election, provided that no member of the armed services, unless a qualified elector of the free state prior to enlistment shall be considered a resident of the Wisconsin free state,
in consequence of being stationed within the same; and electors must be registered sixty days prior to an election.
2.
That the Supervisor of Elections will be establishing qualified electors and maintaining a list of such to participate in elections; the list will be available to the assembly of trustees at their request; and in order to protect the privacy rights of the electors, the assembly of trustees shall never abuse the privacy of the qualified electors by using the list for unofficial purpose. Improper and or unofficial use of this list by anyone or group shall result in a penalty equivalent to that of committing a felony in the second degree.
3.
That no President, Director, Cashier, or other officer of any Banking company in this state, shall be eligible to the office of state Trustee or township or county trustee for this free state, so long as he or she shall be such President, Director, Cashier, or other officer, nor until the lapse of twelve months from the time at which he or she shall have ceased to be such President, Director, Cashier, or other officer.
4.
That no free man or free woman shall be capable of holding, or of being elected to any post of honor, profit, trust, or emolument under the document of governance for this free state, if found to be convicted for an actual crime as considered by the free state grand jury that involves an injured party whether the same occur, or be committed in or out of the Wisconsin free state.
5.
That no free man or free woman who may hereafter be a collector, or holder of public moneys, shall be eligible to any office of trust, or profit, for this free state until he or she shall have accounted for, and paid into the Treasury or otherwise, all public funds for which he or she may be held accountable.
6.
Th at no township or county trustee and no member of the grand jury, unless it is in an official capacity, shall receive a fee, be engaged as counsel, or agent, in any case, or claim, against the Wisconsin free state, or to which this free state shall be a party, during the time in office with the proviso that he or she has the right to defend himself or herself against the Wisconsin free state even while in office.
7.
That no trustee, grand jury member or justice of the peace for this free state shall during his or her tenure in office, campaign for another position or use his or her time to pursue such until he or she has vacated his or her position.
8.
That any trustee shall, during the term for which he or she shall have been elected, if appointed to any office of profit, for this free state which shall have been created, or the emoluments of which shall have been increased, if the appointment is accepted, the trustee office is vacated, and said office shall be filled by special election by the qualified electors.
9.
That no attorney, active or inactive, who holds a BAR membership shall be eligible to be elected, appointed or in any way attempt to hold any office created by the document of governance for the Wisconsin free state.
10.
Oath of office- That all trustees, members of all grand juries, county and state council, peace officers, justice of the peace and all officers, common or Military, before they enter upon the execution of their respective offices, shall take the following oath or affirmation:
"I do swear (or affirm,) that I am duly qualified, according to the document for governance and laws of the Wisconsin free state, to exercise the office to which I have been elected, (or appointed) and will, to the best of my abilities, discharge the duties thereof, and preserve, protect, and defend the document for governance for this free state and the pertinent laws of Wisconsin free state. So help me Father."
11.
That every free man and free woman shall be disqualified from serving as trustee or from holding any other office of honor, or profit in this free state, for the term for which he or her shall have been elected, who shall have been convicted of having given or offered any bribe to procure his or her election.
12.
That laws shall be made by the assembly of trustees, to exclude from office, and from suffrage, those who shall have been or may thereafter be convicted of bribery, perjury, forgery, or other high crime, or misdemeanor; and the privilege of suffrage shall be supported by laws regulating elections, and prohibiting, under adequate penalties, all undue influence thereon, from power, bribery, tumult, or other improper practices.
13.
That all elected servants of the Wisconsin free state shall be primarily domiciled within the free state.
14.
That it shall be the duty of the assembly of trustees to regulate by law, in what cases, and what deduction from the salaries of elected servants, shall be made, for neglect of duty in their official capacity.
15.
That returns of elections for trustee shall be made to the Secretary of the Wisconsin free state, in a manner to be prescribed by law.
16.
That in all elections by the assembly of trustees, the vote shall be living voice and in all elections by the qualified electors, the vote shall be by paper ballot as previously described in Article 1, Section 5.
17.
That no free man or free woman holding or exercising any office of profit under any other state, or under any foreign power shall be eligible as a member of the assembly of trustees for this free state, or hold, or exercise any office of profit, at the same time, except the office of notary public and militia offices.
18.
That the assembly of trustees shall by law provide for the appointment, or election, and the removal from office, of all officers, common, and military, in this free state, not provided for in this document for governance.
19.
The power of impeachment shall be vested in the grand jury.
20.
That all impeachments shall be tried by the grand jury; and when sitting for that purpose shall be upon oath, or affirmation; and no free man or free woman shall be removed, without due process.
21.
That all elected offices shall be liable to impeachment for any misdemeanor in office: but judgment in such cases shall not extend further than to remove from office, and disqualification to hold any office of honor, trust, or profit under this free state in the future, but the parties shall nevertheless be liable to indictment, trial, and punishment according to law.
Militia.
1.
That all Militia officers shall be elected by people subject to military duty, within the bounds of their several companies, battalions, regiments, brigades, and divisions, under such rules and regulations as the assembly of trustees may, from time to time, direct and establish. All Militia officers shall be under the control of the state Trustee. Women shall be non-combatants.
Non-combatant officers shall have no role in combat units whether
tactical or strategic.
2.
That General Assembly shall organize and maintain a corps of peace officers consisting of no more than 150 individuals who shall be nominated by the state Trustee, confirmed by the assembly of trustees and commissioned by the state Trustee. The peace officers shall provide physical security for the state Trustee, assistant state Trustee and Treasurer and maintain investigative services for use only as requested by grand juries.
3.
That the state Trustee shall appoint all the officers of the executive staff, including the Adjutant General, and Paymaster General, who shall be appointed by the state Trustee, by, and with the advice and consent of the assembly of trustees.
Taxation and Revenue.
1.
That the assembly of trustees shall devise and adopt a system of revenue having regard to an equal and uniform mode of taxation, to be general throughout the Wisconsin free state. The free men and free women for the free state shall not be taxed to excess where the taxes are segregated and put into the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report pool of funds otherwise known as the CAFR funds. There shall be no public-private partnerships in accordance with UN agenda 21 or otherwise.
2.
That the assembly of
trustees has the power to impose up to five percent sales tax but not exceeding ten percent sales tax on all retail purchases but not services or essential supplies such as food, medicine or medical supplies; this tax would be collected by the Counties. In order to determine the appropriate amount of taxes forwarded to the Wisconsin free state, the assembly of trustees requires facts and data from the county tax collector.
3.
That the Wisconsin free state shall not levy direct taxes including but not limited to income taxes, taxes on private property, estate taxes and capital gain taxes. The Wisconsin free state shall not levy any taxes not explicitly authorized by this Wisconsin free state document for governance.
4.
That a tax increase may only become law by two-thirds majority vote of the qualified electors. The increase must then be posted for a period of six months prior to the next trustee election and receive approval through the public election by at least a two thirds majority vote to be enacted.
5.
That no other or greater amount of tax, or revenue, shall at any time be levied, than may be required for the absolute minimum expenses necessary to operate the governance, and any surplus realized shall be held; and an appropriate reduction in taxes will be made in the following year.
6.
That no money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in consequence of an appropriation by law and a regular statement of the receipts, and the expenditures of all public monies shall be kept; and a summary shall be published in every county newspaper of record in the Wisconsin free state for a period of one week at the beginning of each fiscal quarter and the regular full statement promulgated annually with the laws of the General Assembly.
Census and Apportionment of
Representation.
1.
That the assembly of trustees shall take a census every tenth year of all the inhabitants of the free state and proceed to apportion the representation on a uniform ratio of population, according to the foregoing basis, and which ratio shall not be changed until a new census shall have been taken.
2.
That the assembly of trustees shall also, after every such census, proceed to fix by law the number of trustees required to represent their
peers.
Education.
1.
That the proceeds from the sale of all lands that have been or may hereafter be granted by the united States of America for the use of Schools, and a Seminary or Seminaries, of learning, shall be and remain a perpetual fund, the interest of which, together with all monies derived from any other source applicable to the same object, shall be inviolably appropriated to the use of Schools and Seminaries of learning respectively, and to no other purpose.
2.
That the assembly of trustees shall take such measures as may be necessary to preserve from waste or damage all land so granted and appropriated to the purposes of Education.
3.
That the counties shall oversee the educational system which shall teach as part of the curriculum the Magna Carta, the Wisconsin free state document for governance, Covenant, English, history, math, economics, reading, science, Scripture study and a civics course teaching the free state form of governance and it’s function.
Public Domain and Internal Improvements.
1. That it shall be the duty of the assembly of trustees to provide for the maintenance and protection of the public lands now possessed, or that may hereafter be ceded to the Wisconsin free state, and it may pass laws for the sale of any part or portion thereof; and in such case provide for the safety, security and appropriation of the proceeds.
2. That a system of internal improvements being essential to the development of the resources of the free state, shall be encouraged by the governance of the free state, and it shall be the duty of the assembly of trustees, as soon as practicable, to ascertain by law proper objects of improvement in relation to roads, canals, bridges, dams, levees and navigable streams, and to provide for a suitable application of such funds as may be appropriated for such improvements.
The ownership of all roads in this free state shall be made
public.
Boundaries.
Banks, Insurance Companies, and other
Corporations.
1.
That the assembly of trustees shall not pass a general law for the incorporation of all such churches, and religious or other societies as may accept thereof; no special act of incorporation thereof shall be passed.
2.
The assembly of trustees shall pass no act of incorporation for the Wisconsin free state governance.
3.
That no Banking corporation shall be created or continue which is composed of a less number than ten individuals, six of whom at least, shall be residents of the free state; and no other corporation shall be created or continue composed of a less number than ten, of whom six shall be residents of this free state.
4.
That no Bank Charter, or any act of incorporation granting exclusive privileges, shall be granted by the assembly of trustees.
5.
That no Charters of Banks granted by the assembly of trustees shall restrict such Banks to the business of exchange, discount and deposit, and they shall not speculate or deal in real estate or the stock of other corporations or associations, or in merchandise or chattels, or be concerned in insurance, manufacturing, exportation or importation, except of bullion or specie; shall not act as Trustee for a trust; nor shall they own real estate or chattels, except such as shall be necessary for their actual use in the transaction of business, or which may be pledged as further security, or received towards, or in satisfaction of previously contracted debts, or purchased at legal sales, to satisfy such debts, of which they shall be required to make sale within one year after the acquisition thereof.
6.
That the capital stock of any Bank shall not be less than one hundred thousand dollars, and shall be created only by the actual payment of specie therein, and no Bank shall borrow money to create or add to its capital, or to conduct its business and no loans shall be made on stock.
7.
That all liabilities of such Banks shall be payable in specie, and the aggregate of the liabilities and issues of a Bank shall at no time exceed double the amount of its capital stock paid in.
8.
That no dividends of profits exceeding ten percent per annum on the capital stock paid in shall be made, but all profits over ten percent per annum shall be set apart and retained as a safety fund.
9.
That stockholders in a bank, when an act of forfeiture of its Charter is
committed, or when it is dissolved or expires, shall be individually and
severally liable for the payment of all its debt, in proportion to the stock
owned by each.
10.
That banks shall be open to inspection under such regulations as may be
prescribed by law, and it shall be the duty of the state Trustee to appoint an examiner or team of examiners, not connected in any manner with any Bank in the free state, to examine at least once a year into their state and condition, and the officers of every Bank shall make quarterly returns to the state Trustee of its state and condition, and the names of the stockholders, and shares held by each.
11.
That non user for the space of one year, or any act of a corporation, or those having the control and management thereof, or entrusted therewith inconsistent with or in violation of the provisions of this document of governance or of its charters, shall cause its forfeiture, and the General Assembly shall, by general law provide a summary process for the sequestration of its effects and assets, the appointment of officers to settle its affairs, and no forfeited charter shall be restored. The foregoing provision shall not be construed to prevent the assembly of trustees from imposing other restrictions and provisions in the creation of corporations.
12.
That the assembly of trustees shall not pledge the faith and credit of the
Wisconsin free state, to raise funds in aid of any corporation.
13.
That the assembly of trustees shall at its first session, have power to
regulate, restrain and control, all associations claiming to exercise corporate privileges in the free state, so as to guard, protect, and secure the interests of the free men and free women for the free state, not violating vested rights, or impairing the obligation of contracts.
14.
That the assembly of trustees shall have the power to authorize the founding of a Wisconsin free state, monetary exchange office, owned by and answerable to the free men and women for the free state, if such a exchange office is deemed beneficial to the economic health of the free state. These exchange offices will have transparency and not charge interest on exchange based funding.
Monthly reports must be provided to the assembly and available to the general public upon request. The free state General Counsel will have the power to audit said exchange office not less than once a year and any free man or free woman of the Wisconsin free state has the power to audit said exchange office anytime with prior notice at one's own expense.
15.
That the free men and free women shall not be required to have any mandatory insurance; and that the free men and free women shall be responsible for all proven liability.
16.
That the Wisconsin free state shall have the authority to coin and issue its own money containing precious metals based on standard weights and measures.
Amendments and Revision of the document for governance.
1.
That no Convention of the people shall be called, unless by the concurrence of two-thirds of the assembly of trustees.
2. That no part of this document for governance shall be altered;
unless a bill to alter the same, shall have been read three times in the
assembly of trustees, and agreed to by two-thirds vote by the assembly of trustees; neither shall any alteration take place until the bill so agreed to, be published six months previous to a new election for trustees; and if the alteration proposed by the assembly of trustees shall be agreed to at their first session by two-thirds of the assembly of trustees, after
the same shall have been read three times on three several days in the assembly of trustees, then and not otherwise, shall be put forth to the vote of the people.
3.
That all amendments or revisions will require a two-thirds majority vote of qualified electors to become part of the Wisconsin free state document of governance.
The Seat of the Government:
1.
That the Seat of Governance
2.
The governance shall have the concession to convene at an alternate location separate from the seat of governance to conduct business for the Wisconsin free state.
Family
sovereignty issue:
1. That matrimony shall not require licensing or permits of any kind. A record of marriage, recorded in the family Holy Bible, shall suffice as proof of marriage. Matrimony is defined as; marriage of a free man and a free woman
2. That child-birth shall not require a certificate or registration, a recorded date of birth and name of child in the family Bible shall suffice as proof of birth.
3. That divorce or separation from the bonds of matrimony shall not be addressed by any branch of the government.
General Provision.
1. That treason against the Wisconsin free state shall consist of levying war (see definition) against it which includes acting contrary to the oath of office to adhere to the document of governance, usurping jurisdiction, or supporting the free state's enemies by giving them aid and comfort. No free man or free woman shall be convicted of treason, unless on the testimony of two witnesses to the same overt act, or confession in open court.
2. That the assembly of trustees shall declare by law, what parts of the natural law, not inconsistent with this document for governance, shall be in force in this free state.
3. The oaths of office for the free state directed to be taken under this document for governance, must be administered by a free state justice of the peace, or notary on the Wisconsin free state; until otherwise prescribed by law.
Section 4.
That the Wisconsin free state shall spend no resources in order to accommodate any language other than English; and that no government documents will be published in any other language than English; and all government phone recordings and government communication shall be in English only. It is expected that immigrants shall learn the English language.
5. Recall of Elected office holders.
Elected office holders shall be subject to recall by a two-thirds majority vote of assemblies of county trustees. In the event that this section conflicts with other sections in this document for governance, this section shall have precedence.
Special Provisions During
Start-Up.
In order that no inconvenience may arise from the organization and establishment of the Wisconsin free state governance, it is declared:
1.
That all laws and parts of laws, now in force, or which may be hereafter passed by the assembly of county trustees of the Wisconsin free state, which are not repugnant to the provisions of this document for governance, shall continue in force, until by operation of their provisions or limitations, the same shall cease to be in force, or until the assembly of trustees for this free state shall alter or repeal the same; and all writs, actions, prosecutions, judgments, and contracts, shall be, and continue unimpaired, and all process which has heretofore issued, or which may be issued, prior to the last day of the first session of the assembly of county trustees of this free state, shall be as valid as if issued in the name of the free state; and nothing in this document for governance shall impair the obligation of contracts, or violate vested rights, either of individuals or of associations, claiming to exercise corporate privileges in this free state.
2. This assembly of county trustees will hold this document for governance revision in abeyance until all revisions and changes have been accomplished. Then by ratification by this assembly of county trustees, this document for governance shall be ratified by acceptance and submission of a Jural Covenant and final ratification by the electors.
Slate of elected servants As of the date of this revision/ratification, the following slate of elected and appointed servants of the Wisconsin free state is hereby recognized:
Official Office Term Expiration
State Trustee Pro Tem
Secretary of State Pro Tem
Counselor General Pro Tem
County trustee (min 72) Pro Tem
Grand jury (min 27) Pro Tem
This list may not be all-inclusive as to appointees. A list of appointees shall be delivered to the Secretary of State within 14 days of this revision / ratification, by the officer having made such appointments as of the time of this revision/ratification.
a. All officers named above shall submit to the Secretary of State and the General Counsel sworn oaths prepared by the General Counsel to uphold this document for governance and to support primarily the Wisconsin free state over any national republic or confederation within 15 days after adoption / revision of this document of governance. Any officer named above failing to do so timely will be presumed to have resigned their position.
5. Prior Convened County Assembly of trustees and
Juries.
6: National Proctors, Ambassadors and other
National Positions. No National proctor or ambassador, nor any other national position(s) of authority, shall have authority over the Wisconsin free state, or any of its elected or appointed positions.
7: Conflict In Oaths. Should any oaths taken by members of the Wisconsin free state, its elected or appointed servants or employees, contain a conflict between the Wisconsin free state and any national Republic or Federation, then the oath to the Wisconsin free state shall take precedence.
8: Conflicts within Oaths. Any oaths taken or forms, declarations or covenants to join the Republic of the united States, which may contain any of the following phrases:
”I hereby pledge my life, fortune and sacred honor to our republic”
shall stand. However, the above clauses are hereby declared to be unconscionable and therefore voidable by the party issuing such declaration, oath or covenant.
9. Prior treaties, compacts and
agreements. Any treaties, compacts or agreements entered into by the Wisconsin free state or by any agent of the Wisconsin free state on its behalf, in which the Wisconsin free state was never provided a hard copy, as of the date of this revision/ratification, are declared to be null and void. This section shall specifically apply to, but not be limited to, the "Utah" document. This section shall not preclude the entering of any such agreements after this date of revision/ratification, upon signing and retaining a paper copy of any such agreement.
10. Funding.
The Wisconsin free state is authorized to obtain funding directly from a funding source, and is not required to receive funding from or through the Republic of the united States, or any other national organization or confederation. No national organization or confederation shall have any authority to or over the funds received by the Wisconsin free state from direct funding.
Article XX.
Definitions.
Public Use –does mean use of eminent domain for roads, bridges, or dams; It does not mean abuse of eminent domain by taking from private to transfer to private commercial use for increasing the tax base.
Sovereign - any human being who has inherent powers and is sovereign over themselves; those people cloaked with the Almighty Creators sovereignty; not an artificial creation by government, corporation, or any other institution or fictional entity.
Levying War - to purposely bring harm to the free men and or free women or the Wisconsin free state or the Wisconsin free state
Matrimony - the Wisconsin free state recognizes a marriage to be between a man and a woman.
Lawful- in conformity with the principles of law.