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There is a hierarchy in the justice system—yet you are at the top. Look at the image. It's a typical organizational chart for the courts. I say typical because it varies from state to state. The point is for you to see with your own eyes that you are literally in charge of your court case. You sit at the top as one of “We the People.” Courts disguise this power using colorable titles. For example, Maryland’s chart says “Voters of Maryland.” Don’t focus on the title. Focus on the position. It’s the position that matters and you are at the very top. You are literally above the governor, the highest state public official! I used this exact truth to kill a warrant in traffic court. How? A single handwritten page torn from a spiral notebook, addressed to the judge. The header was “Legal Notice.” Remember: a notice doesn’t ask. It informs. On that paper, I wrote that I was tired of the matter being open and I wanted to close it now. I attached a copy of Maryland’s organizational chart. That moment broke my fear. Once I saw the truth and acted on it, it was over for them. Knowledge is power. But it only matters if you use it. Don’t just collect it like a bone collector of knowledge. I can tell who knows their power and who doesn’t. - Those who know show up ready to discuss, strategize, and share solutions. - Those who don’t show up only to complain, recite violations, or wait for a savior. I can only provide you with knowledge and tools. But in the end, you have to save yourself. Knowledge is power but applied knowledge is the way. Apply it to your case. Not as a beggar, but from the position of authority. HOMEWORK Part A: Search: [Your State] state organizational chart Part B: Add the name of the state, the title you see on the top of the chart, and the link to your state’s chart in the comments!!! If this post resonated, turn in the homework link. Next, hit the ❤️ LIKE button and comment justice restored as a new comment.