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And when University of Massachusetts researchers investigated those credit cards,

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology

this on the last show, the state of Massachusetts wants to move all of its toll booths to the

Well, this basically was used in several Massachusetts bankruptcy cases that came out with saying that no note, no debt.

No, this was in Massachusetts, but it was about 10 years ago too

Sheriff Davis, Massachusetts of Bighorn County, Wyoming,

a host of folks in Massachusetts in 2002.

to the Department of Homeland Security, came to my home in Milton, Massachusetts,

buried all around Rose Kennedy in Bookline, Massachusetts.

And we lived in Milton, Massachusetts, the same town where George H.W. Bush was born.

a Massachusetts bankruptcy decision that was made final July 9th, this month, in which

The transcript was made public Wednesday by Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin,

The transcript was made public Wednesday by Massachusetts Secretary of State

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering giving public health officials the authority to isolate

but I've got a situation in Massachusetts that I feel that the COT violated my rights

but I can't seem to find any statute in the state of Massachusetts for official oppression.

Yeah, I've been there, but I haven't seen anything for Massachusetts

Well, Massachusetts is a commonwealth, right?

He was in Maryland, or I think he was in Massachusetts, and he prepared a notary presentment for

The notary was in Massachusetts, the document was in Pennsylvania, the notary has never

When the moron prosecutor filed a complaint against a guy in Massachusetts, he lost subject

After that, we've got Mark from Massachusetts and Mitchell from Texas, Gary from Georgia.

Okay, we're going now to Mark in Massachusetts.

and former employees in Massachusetts.

This guy is in Florida, the debt collector is in Massachusetts, so if he goes to the federal court for 60 bucks,

And Mark from Massachusetts, we see you on the line.

Okay, we're going to go to Mark in Massachusetts when we get back on the other side

We've got Mark from Massachusetts.

But in Massachusetts general laws, it does not stipulate anything about private motor vehicle.

Well, I just remember when he did say violated, he referenced Section 90C of the Massachusetts General Laws

In Massachusetts, right?

90 Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 90, Section 1, Subsection C.

Let me see if I can find something in the Massachusetts statutes

Oh, nothing much, just the special election going on in Massachusetts tomorrow.

so I figured I should put the word out if you are in Massachusetts or a surrounding area.

But, you know, if you're up there and you're in the area of Massachusetts, keep your eyes peeled.

Representative Dennis Kucinich said Wednesday the Massachusetts election was a wake-up call

the Massachusetts election was a wake-up call for Democrats

Obama promised to focus intently on jobs, and with health care reform delayed in the wake of the recent Republican victory in Massachusetts, he told Democrats,

Obama promised to focus intensely on jobs and with healthcare reform delayed in the wake of the recent Republican victory in Massachusetts

Therese Murray, Massachusetts Senate president, has called for a commission to study whether

Massachusetts should start its own bank and adopt the North Dakota model, which has been

I know Massachusetts is a commonwealth, you know so chances are that's you know considering

So as it turned out, she got a ticket in Massachusetts.

So now they're saying that that ticket in Massachusetts counts towards

When I lived in New Hampshire, we used to call Massachusetts tax-a-tucis.

Sorry, no offense to folks in Massachusetts,

So you take that and you put that in combination with the decisions that have come out of the Massachusetts bankruptcy courts and a number of other bankruptcy courts.

Yeah, I agree. I like your approach. I like the idea of it. And the Massachusetts proposed resolution, it kind of goes to that issue.

included recommendations to wit Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, and Virginia

I sat in a mock hearing recently for a guy in Massachusetts, and I sat as the judge,

I did a mock trial recently in Massachusetts,

I have one from Massachusetts.

than some of the students that, let's say, hail from Massachusetts.

Massachusetts, they're passing laws hammering the lenders.

It is frustrating, I go to California, Massachusetts, New York.

It's Massachusetts Randy.

Massachusetts does not have a T in the middle, anyway, and Worcester, all over the country

You know about the Massachusetts case today, right?

a case in Massachusetts. There's no tea in the middle of

Massachusetts. I was once in Worcester. I got that part. You did get that one

in Massachusetts, Massachusetts. Massachusetts. Massachusetts. Yes. That the

Massachusetts.

we've got a major ruling out of Massachusetts against the bankers.

And we'll continue to see the culmination of it unless more judges such as those cited in Minnesota and Massachusetts

I see Jim from Massachusetts.

and we have a caller, Jim from Massachusetts.

It's Massachusetts, Randy.

Massachusetts, it's Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.

Massachusetts does not have a T in the middle.

And it's not Massachusetts either, it's Massachusetts.

but you should try to spell Massachusetts.

And so I tried to get the police to file charges because in Massachusetts,

We're talking to Jim in Massachusetts.

Okay, yeah, we're going to go to Jim in Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Okay, you need to look at the criminal complaint from Massachusetts

You accuse the magistrate of official oppression if you have that statute in Massachusetts

We were on radio and we were talking to Jim from Massachusetts

Take a criminal complaint, complete in accordance with Massachusetts law

Massachusetts is going to have a law that reflects 18 U.S. Code 242

Do you have a direct grand jury in Massachusetts?

and Massachusetts and Worcester, so I've got a really tough one for you. There's a lake up here

MERS just came into court in Massachusetts and said,

right, Massachusetts

is it Massachusetts and New Jersey?

no, it's Pennsylvania, Virginia, Massachusetts, Kentucky

and I've worked in Massachusetts, Virginia and Pennsylvania

you know Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia you know come on aboard you know this is 2011 why don't you join us?

because I'm originally from Boston, Massachusetts, but I now live in Kentucky, and there is a Boston, Kentucky.

Its closest rival, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, polled 15%.

But Massachusetts takes the prize when it comes to dopey laws for wacky to backy.

Casual marijuana users were overwhelming Massachusetts courts and jails.

of California, Florida, Massachusetts and North Carolina.

But Massachusetts takes the prize when it comes to dopey laws for wacky

Casual marijuana users were overwhelming Massachusetts courts and jails.

And that is, I am interested in opening up a non-interest bearing checking account with the entity of a common law trust, also known as a Massachusetts trust.

A police officer from Springfield, Massachusetts this week filed a criminal complaint against

And the person that said it on tape is in Massachusetts,

Go to Massachusetts on the web.

just read the story of what happened. He was, this was in Boston in Massachusetts. He was

of Massachusetts wiretap statute. Glick was taken to the South Boston police station.

Mr. Glick, Mr. Simon Glick in Boston, Massachusetts, he was arrested, his phone was confiscated,

issues, they kind of sidestep the main issue because the situation regarding this Massachusetts

if the court had come right out and said one way or the other whether the Massachusetts

that Massachusetts law is upheld in subsequent cases, it's going to create a dispute about

here. The Illinois situation is much different from the Massachusetts situation. In the Illinois

it unless you're a journalist. Now, that's totally different from the Massachusetts law,

directly say that they would strike down this Massachusetts law, if the issue got in

And I think they likely would shoot down that Massachusetts law, which says that you can

Oh, just some interesting news. I'll be really quick and then I'll be on my way. This is something I think Deborah would like. There was recently, Martha Coakley, the attorney general of Massachusetts, approved a ballot petition to institute an investigatory citizen's commission into the events of 9-11.

This was spearheaded by, I'm told, Cynthia McKinney, who used to represent one of the congressional districts in Georgia and former Senator Mike Gravel. But basically, I guess they're supposed to have pages tomorrow and anybody, whether state resident or not, can come to Massachusetts and help circulate.

During a speech Tuesday at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, New York Mayor Michael

But one other thing, the attorney general for the state of Massachusetts just filed lawsuits

against all the major banks for doing foreclosures in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts, I'll get this right, Massachusetts, it looks like, I suspect we're going to have

Massachusetts Thursday sued Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup

The suit filed by Attorney General Martha Coakley says banks violated Massachusetts law with

Well, yes, as a matter of fact, I did. There have been some interesting developments in Massachusetts.

It seems that the Attorney General in Massachusetts has sued all of the banks, all of the major banks, five majors, and have essentially accused them of acting criminally in exercising these foreclosures.

And now we have the Attorney General for Massachusetts suing Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Chase, not Deutsch, where there's two others, GMAC and one other.

Well, today GMAC announced that it's pulling out of Massachusetts completely.

And it's not that I think that the Attorney General of Massachusetts is such a big hero here.

Attorney General of Massachusetts sees an opportunity to gain political headway with her constituents and get them to vote for her, and she's doing it by sacrificing the bankers.

Because we've had a number of cases where actually one of the most recent was also in Massachusetts, Massachusetts, I get in trouble if I don't say this right, in that someone bought a house at a foreclosure auction and then went to the Massachusetts Land Court in order to secure a quiet title.

I just talked to Pastor Bassett about this and a friend of ours in Massachusetts just had a really big win with one of his clients.

but the banks have not been forthcoming. And that's precisely what the attorney's general from Massachusetts said, is that the banks have had a year to show cause as to why they shouldn't be prosecuted for their improper practices.

Massachusetts Thursday sued Bank of America,

says banks violated Massachusetts law

Right now, we've got Phil in Massachusetts that has a traffic question.

and I checked on MyState Massachusetts and they do have language in there about being prima facie,

Seafood lovers, beware, a new undercover investigation has found that half of Massachusetts seafood is misleadingly labeled as a more expensive variety.

According to an investigation by the Boston Globe, nearly half of all seafood sold in Massachusetts is wrongly labeled as a more expensive variety.

We're going to Paula in Massachusetts.

and are looking to do the same thing the Attorney General in Massachusetts did and take action against them.

Same as the Ibanez case out of Massachusetts.

Who went to the Massachusetts Land Court and asked for quiet title.

Before all of this got in the news, before the Ibanez case in Massachusetts, the landmark Kessler in Kansas

In Massachusetts they have a special land court

And he's trying to tell her, uh, I once said in a mock trial for someone in Massachusetts

And this guy's in Massachusetts

And the prosecutor in Pennsylvania charged him and they came and brought him to Massachusetts

There are seven state constitutions. The constitutions of Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, and Louisiana require the votes to be counted in public.

Well, that's the constitutions of Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine and Louisiana

but Massachusetts takes the prize when it comes to dopey laws for wacky-to-backy.

Casual marijuana users were overwhelming Massachusetts courts and jails.

The Bethelakwa case in Massachusetts recently, a guy bought two houses at auction, went to

the land court in Massachusetts and asked the land court to give him quiet title so

Minister, I mean, the Massachusetts case, what's his name? Ibanez?

And that particular scenario opens the door for massive fraud, and the law is very well settled, and it has been for a couple hundred years, that the lien document, the mortgage or the deed of trust, whatever it's called in Massachusetts,

Okay, so I'll, I'll go to the, the state of Massachusetts.

This is the Massachusetts case, GLIC v. CUNF.

What it was is that there's a wiretapping law in Massachusetts that says that you cannot film the police without their permission or something like that.

Who was the guy in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts, Randy.

I hate to tell you there's no T, Massachusetts.

He passed Romney Care up in Massachusetts.

of Massachusetts as the governor and one of the reasons I want to get Obama out is because

This is Randy Caldwell, Denver, Massachusetts.

That is the Bevilakwa case in Massachusetts.

A person purchased property, he went to the land court in Massachusetts, they have a land

That was a, I believe that was the, uh, is the first or second circuit, it was a Massachusetts case

it started in Massachusetts

hear from the court in Massachusetts

Massachusetts money for

Massachusetts had suspended

motor vehicles in Massachusetts

while you were in Massachusetts

Massachusetts did yes

Massachusetts

drive in Massachusetts again you can

right to operate motor vehicles in Massachusetts

apparently Massachusetts gave up

he doesn't live in Connecticut I mean he doesn't live in Massachusetts

the mother doesn't live in Massachusetts

the kid doesn't live in Massachusetts it's really none of our

instigated Massachusetts originally back

Massachusetts did

I'm not sure about Connecticut or Massachusetts, but in most states, in spite of all of this equality, women's rights and all of that, the man determines where the home is.

Then there can't be child support unless there's some peculiar laws in Massachusetts that requires a husband to pay child support to the wife.

Okay, we're back. We're going to go to Edward in Massachusetts.

In Massachusetts, how long does a respondent have to reply to a motion?

Absolutely. Well, the Supreme District Court of Massachusetts has already ruled that any sale after a foreclosure sale...

There was a decision handed down from the Supreme Court of Massachusetts in a later decision that virtually overturned all foreclosure sales for the previous five years.

We're talking to Edward in Massachusetts. We'll be right back from the other side.

We're talking to Edward Massachusetts and I'm looking over your document here.

The one I talked about earlier about the mortgage, I actually developed this mortgage for someone in Millbury, Massachusetts.

We had a case in Millbury, Massachusetts.

Okay, we're talking to Edward in Massachusetts.

And so Bank of America had started the Service Member Civil Relief Act, which is the low threshold of tests that they've got to pass here in Massachusetts to move on to foreclose.

In Massachusetts, Massachusetts has a land court.

And the first thing, Massachusetts is supposedly a judicial state, but it's actually a kind of judicial, non-judicial.

This is the point in Massachusetts where you have the opportunity to go in and say, hold on here. You don't have jurisdiction.

So I put to get my wife and I put together a temporary restraining order in Massachusetts.

We're talking to Edward in Massachusetts and I'm afraid we're running short of time.

I haven't done close enough research on Massachusetts,

Massachusetts is going to have to have something of that nature.

Otherwise, the public record is maintained by the state of Massachusetts is irrelevant.

then you file with the district court or county court, whatever it is in Massachusetts, if here's the digits, and ask them to adjudicate against this particular claim.

Okay, this is Randy Kelton, Deborah Stevenson Craig with La Radio. Edward from Massachusetts, Fred California, Ken in New York, Mark Miami, Tyler in Wyoming.

And we're going to go to Edward in Massachusetts

And we have some folks in Massachusetts that have went to divorce proceedings because of this.

Well, actually, I was talking to Edward in Massachusetts.

During the 12th, 15th and 13th grade, my radio is talking to Edward as Massachusetts.

That's why when I asked Michael from Massachusetts earlier to go back and give us kind of a brief

court today in Massachusetts as a procé for preliminary injunction and the judge told

But it's either Massachusetts or somewhere up north right now that we have a state where the attorneys are actually actively trying to get legislation passed to where no one can be a notary except an attorney.

put together. This is going to be awesome when we get there. Okay, Ed Higgett in Massachusetts went

The charges against Glick, which included violation of Massachusetts wiretap statute and two other state law offenses, were subsequently judged baseless and were dismissed.

little information about it. I found a template for Minnesota, a template for Massachusetts.

through uh another ffl dealer in your state so if you're in california new york massachusetts

New York, Massachusetts, California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Virginia, Maryland, Illinois and New

And that's New York, Massachusetts, California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Virginia, Maryland, Illinois, and New Jersey.

Now, the some of the other states, I don't know the rules in Massachusetts.

If I can get it to you in Massachusetts, by God, I'll do it.

the case. I think probably the only better state is Massachusetts.

Well, we've had trouble with Massachusetts. The courts are seem very reluctant to rule for a pro

say. Even when the law is abundantly clear. And Massachusetts is probably the strangest state

Markey and Massachusetts Democrats sent letters to nine wireless carriers last month, January 9th, 2013, asking for information on the volume and scope of the request after the New York Times reported in April of 2012 that the cell phone tracking had become a common practice for police with little or no oversight.

According to President Obama, the bombings that occurred in Boston, Massachusetts on

According to President Obama, the bombings that occurred in Boston, Massachusetts on Monday at

A deadly attack at the Military Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts has left

A deadly attack at the Military Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts has

a deadly attack at the military institute of technology in boston massachusetts has left a

A deadly attack at the Military Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts has left a police officer dead.

Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services has admitted that the alleged bomber, Tamerlan Sinarov, his wife and three-year-old daughter were all receiving taxpayer benefits. The benefits were cut off in 2012 when the family became ineligible.

Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services has admitted that the alleged

California, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania have also proposed

insurance. California, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania have

insurance. California, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania have

Well, for some reason, maybe I misunderstood it, but it seems like they said in that book that it ranged from as little as $5,000 to as much as $500,000 in Massachusetts, I believe was the $500,000, where you can exclude as far as your property.

In the 1600s, Plymouth Bay, Massachusetts, was a very few colony in order to have an assignment statute.

I said in a mock trial once and this was in Massachusetts and the guy was being tried in Pennsylvania.

Oregon and Massachusetts are kind of like that.

Swampsot, Massachusetts selectman Barry Greenfield has proposed

Swampsaw at Massachusetts selectman Barry Greenfield has proposed allowing warrantless searches of homes to see if guns are properly being stored. A public meeting on the issue is being scheduled.

A new undercover investigation has found that half of Massachusetts seafood

sold in Massachusetts is wrongly labeled as a more expensive variety.

lives in Massachusetts, and he's a foreigner.

Massachusetts is wrongly labeled as a more expensive variety.

Okay, now we're going to go to Jay in Massachusetts.

Yeah, I'm from Massachusetts.

in a kangaroo court that they call Lane Court here in Massachusetts that just rules for the town all the time in property tax stuff.

We have our radio and we're talking to Jay in Massachusetts.

to Jay in Massachusetts.

You guys speak up there in Massachusetts, and they don't speak the funny dialect we

So then I was listening to another show and it was Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you know, a registrar at Deeds.

Now we're going to go to Jay in Massachusetts.

Yeah, I'm from Massachusetts.

in a kangaroo court that they call Land Court here in Massachusetts that just rules for

We've got radio and we're talking to Jay in Massachusetts.

Randy Kelton, Jalisco Vettel, Steve Skidmore, Rubel Radio, and we're talking to Jay in Massachusetts.

They don't speak that funny dialect you guys speak up there in Massachusetts,

than that in this country, they may be Massachusetts, I don't know.

recorders the one in massachusetts and the one in was it in virginia or north carolina

California's ruled you can, Texas ruled you can, Washington, Oregon, Massachusetts

has a different statute of limitations than a standard contract. Okay. In Massachusetts,

Massachusetts to hear unlawful detainer hearings.

Or in Washington, DC, you can't because they say you have to have just cause or Massachusetts,

Yep. All right. Now we're going to go to Jerry in Massachusetts. Jerry, what can we do for you?

So you're saying that Massachusetts does not have a disorderly conduct statute?

Okay. What you need to do is see what the elements of disorderly conduct are in Massachusetts.

Yeah. But again, if this was a fine-only charge and Massachusetts requires that anyone arrested without a warrant be taken before a magistrate and that didn't happen,

like Idaho where it's counting. Got you. Or Massachusetts is both. Yeah, it's real

What do an Israeli soldier, a Massachusetts high school teacher and an Oregon mayor have

Harvard's in Massachusetts.

I did a mock trial in Massachusetts once, for a guy who subsequently went to jail, and

I think it might be Massachusetts that I've actually looked at.

background noise. Yeah I think I think there was someone from Massachusetts on

I sat in as a judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts and a friend of mine had been charged by the state of Pennsylvania and they were going to prosecute him and he was going to represent himself.

Boston license is suspended. I said, Massachusetts? I said, I've never been in Massachusetts in

Massachusetts driver's license. I said, I told you. He goes, but in North Dakota, he

from the Massachusetts Bay Colony by the General Court of Massachusetts.

from the Massachusetts Bay Colony by the General Court of Massachusetts. Williams had been

is banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony by the General Court of Massachusetts.

religious dissident Roger Williams is banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony

by the General Court of Massachusetts.

flag is raised by colonists in Taunton, Massachusetts.

is raised by colonists in Taunton, Massachusetts. It was in defiance to British rule of colonial

In history, Friday, October 21, 1774, the first display of the word liberty on a flag is raised by colonists in Taunton, Massachusetts.

Today in history, Friday, October 21st, 1774, the first display of the word liberty on a flag is raised by colonists in Taunton, Massachusetts. It was in defiance to British rule of colonial America.

like bargon washington new hampshire and they tried it in massachusetts and um it didn't

go over well but what they have is they have two governments there massachusetts they have

they don't even have a uh you look at massachusetts they have two constitutions

Unregistered Deeds, Essex, Southern District of Massachusetts. This is the woman in Massachusetts

Okay, so we're going to go now to Fred in Massachusetts.

It was the Lynn District Court in Massachusetts.

Was this a court in the state of Massachusetts or in a certain county?

We've got Bart from Massachusetts on the line with a question from Mike.

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute

at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Sunday at the age of 88.

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Sunday at the age of 88. Minsky viewed the brain as a machine whose function can be studied and replicated in the computer, and he considered how machines might be endowed with common sense or artificial intelligence.

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Sunday at the age of 88.

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Sunday at the age of 88. Minsky viewed the brain as a machine whose function can be studied and replicated in the computer, and he considered how machines might be endowed with common sense or artificial intelligence.

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Sunday at the age of 88. Minsky viewed the brain as a machine whose function can be studied and replicated in the computer, and he considered how machines might be endowed with common sense for artificial intelligence.

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Sunday at the age of 88.

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute

Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute

And they quoted Texas case law and Massachusetts case law.

a Massachusetts high school teacher

Okay, that's what I wanted to make sure of because I think, if I remember right, Pennsylvania is kind of a mortgage state and kind of a deed of trust state like Massachusetts.

A new undercover investigation has found that half of Massachusetts seafood

nearly half of all seafood sold in Massachusetts is wrongly labeled as a more expensive variety.

I sat in as a judge in a mock trial once in Massachusetts and this was a friend of mine

order violation in Massachusetts and I've done some of the leg work that you had advised

have by prosecuting you from Massachusetts when you live in California, then let him

order expired in Massachusetts.

filed a contempt of court charge against you from Massachusetts claiming that you breached

and you were in, were you in Massachusetts when the original restraining order was issued?

you live in Massachusetts, you live in California and especially since they've forced you to

of California and not Massachusetts.

Get all the feds upset at this judge in Massachusetts, won't know what's going on.

Should I be looking for cases or law pertaining to the state of Massachusetts as well as federal?

for Massachusetts.

It was just some speeding tickets I didn't pay in Massachusetts.

It depends on what's your record and whether or not Massachusetts and Texas are parties together on the Interstate Compact Agreement and the reciprocity for it.

Ibanez in Massachusetts, they should never have allowed that to get to the Supreme.

And he's really pressing me for a quick claim out of Massachusetts

Now, this was in Massachusetts.

I just simply left Massachusetts and never went back.

you brought him nothing he could work with. I sat as a judge in a mock trial once in Massachusetts.

Yeah, Massachusetts.

Snyder versus Massachusetts 291 U.S. 97 at 105,

One at your convenience. I still have 15 years to pay on the loan. The last thing I'd like to offer is, I don't know if you're familiar with Massachusetts. There's a lawyer up there that I had gotten some ideas from.

He's supposed to be rated as one of the 10 best lawyers in Massachusetts.

off the street. This is in Massachusetts. Wooster, Massachusetts. Massachusetts. I'll

Okay, now we're going to Mark in Massachusetts.

It was a civil infraction in Massachusetts.

So I haven't researched the traffic laws in Massachusetts.

And if you can look at what they're doing in Massachusetts

and see how they're enforcing law that's not in keeping with the letter of Massachusetts law,

the criminal procedure code in Massachusetts?

And you'll have one in Massachusetts.

I'd like to talk more about Massachusetts law.

Thank you, Scott. Okay, now we're going to Mark in Massachusetts. Hello, Mark.

How are you today? How's the weather in Massachusetts?

Okay, we are talking to Mark in Massachusetts.

You need to file a challenge to subject meta-jurisdiction and claim that you were charged with an offense that is not an offense defined in the laws of the state of Massachusetts.

The thing about a subject meta-jurisdiction challenge, what you claim is, is that the officer was unable to bring a valid controversy to the court because the allegation that he made did not allege the violation of a Massachusetts law.

Massachusetts included are directed to a magistrate.

Randy Kelton, Rood of Law Radio, and we're talking to Matt Mark in Massachusetts.

We said Mark in Massachusetts.

But since this is a state police officer, then I take it in Massachusetts you have justices of the peace.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, rule of law radio, and we're talking to Mark in Massachusetts and Mark if I seem like I'm kind of being too detailed.

I have Texas case law on that, but I'm sure somewhere there is Massachusetts case law on that.

I actually sat as a judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts once.

And once you've been through that, you'll understand you can cut out all the Texas stuff and put Massachusetts.

So you can take any Texas case I have and do a quick search on the Internet for the subject or put the case citation in and then put Massachusetts behind it.

And it should find you cases in Massachusetts that reference the Texas case.

And you only need one relevant case for Massachusetts. And then you read that case and you can bounce off that to other Massachusetts cases concerning subject matter jurisdiction.

Or just do a search for Massachusetts subject matter jurisdiction. You get lots of good case law.

So legal Massachusetts challenged the subject matter jurisdiction, treatise, or case law.

Mark from Massachusetts. So we'll get to you shortly. This is something that we have been

Okay we are back. Randy Kelsen for Rule of Law Radio and we're talking to Mark in Massachusetts

a search for Massachusetts challenge subject matter jurisdiction traffic. You might actually

law in Texas. You might look for this in Massachusetts. I'm sure they have it. We have Jocelyn v.

you want the judge to make. I once sat as a judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts.

And he sends me some Yehu out of Massachusetts. And he starts out by asking me,

While you're talking, go ahead. I'm going to pull up a document out of Massachusetts.

Who sent it to me? Have you seen the House bill out of Massachusetts on the right to travel?

Massachusetts. It's a House bill that I don't know if it's been passed or not.

I was reading to you a house bill out of Massachusetts. You're going to like this.

I'm sorry. By Chief Justice Grimes in 108, New Hampshire, I said Massachusetts, this looks like New Hampshire,

Art Patton referred me to a guy, a researcher in Massachusetts, and he starts off running

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healy blasted Lelling for the charges saying the

Have you heard of the story in Massachusetts

Massachusetts district court judge and court officer

Anatic, Massachusetts, pointed in 2017

District of Massachusetts, Andrew L. Layland.

The people of Massachusetts.

If you can hand me Mark from Massachusetts. Mark from Massachusetts. You come up on my

system as someone from California. Okay, Mark from Massachusetts. Are you very far from

States by looking at the buildings. Unless you're in Massachusetts or the states on the

we're talking to Mark in Massachusetts. Did I say that right, Mark?

Hello, Mark and Massachusetts.

When you go back to Jerry for this, this is Mark. He's in Massachusetts.

Okay, fade out. Randy Kelton, Deborah Stevens with Radio here with Brett, and we're talking to Mark in Massachusetts.

I once sat as a judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts. And the guy who was preparing for trial,

All of the transportation codes are enacted as professional conduct codes. And Massachusetts

Yeah, Eddie, on these and action clause, I ran across something here that says that Pennsylvania, Virginia, Massachusetts, and one other state doesn't have an action clause in the Constitution.

I once sat as a judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts for a legal reform guy who had had the State of Pennsylvania coming after him.

I have a friend, Pastor Massad, he's in upstate New York, and we went to Worcester, Massachusetts.

He was a Fisher Ames and he was a representative from the first district of Massachusetts.

in a mock trial in Massachusetts.

i did a mock trial in massachusetts i'm sorry pastor mass it would skin me alive

for that massachusetts in worcester massachusetts

Well, yeah, and as I mentioned, I think the first time I talked, one time when I was in Philip, Massachusetts in 1999, I went into the museum there and was, was showed around by this old gal with gray hair and glasses and she's very kind, polite and proper.

Well, by the early part of the last century, there was an epidemic of smallpox and with Patterson v. Massachusetts, Massachusetts ordered everyone to take a smallpox vaccination cost and one person refused and he was fined $5.

case, has the authority under Anderson v. Massachusetts, 1905 case, to pass legislation

by a judge that yes, the governor could absolutely order face masks because of Anderson v. Massachusetts.

Well, that's not what Anderson v. Massachusetts said.

What Anderson v. Massachusetts said was that the legislature could pass law that has the

Well, Anderson v. Massachusetts didn't say they could do that.

you can't get there, not from the state. You can get there from the Fed, maybe, under Anderson v. Massachusetts.

All of this derives from Anderson v. Massachusetts.

I sat as a mock judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts once.

That sort of what? So that's just her story. I have John O'Brien, the Essex County, Massachusetts Register of Deeds head.

County Recorder's Office in Massachusetts who has been documenting fraud for a long time

Oh, I wanted to mention, I just wanted to go back and tell you, MIT, Massachusetts Institute

Now they argue this case out of Massachusetts, Jacobson case.

That's in Massachusetts, it's the general laws, part one, title one, chapter four, section

in your position, mark here in Massachusetts and I'm looking at the Massachusetts law.

They've addressed this better than Massachusetts has.

We're going to start with Mark in Massachusetts. Hello, Mark.

So I put in our freedom of information request to the governor of Massachusetts.

Pennsylvania. I haven't done a little work with Massachusetts, but not a lot.

Have you read the open records statute for Massachusetts?

Then down at the end, it will tell you if the open records statute is a criminal or civil statute in Massachusetts.

Yeah, Massachusetts, I just found it. It's Massachusetts General Laws, Part 1, Title 1, Chapter 4, Section 7, and Subsection 26.

and we're talking to Mark in Massachusetts,

Massachusetts.

Have you looked at the Constitution of Massachusetts as it applies to the powers of the governor?

I've so, I haven't, you know, so I have, I have read that the Massachusetts Constitution quite a bit.

And we're talking to Marca and Massachusetts, I'm working on that, all those hillbillies,

That's a Massachusetts case, Jacobson v. something, I think it's Jacobson.

He has called out the Massachusetts Guard, but this is the birthplace of Liberty, so maybe

If you want to know how you should have done it, go talk to the governor of Massachusetts,

Massachusetts, he will explain to you how you should have done it.

I filed for a mandamus in the Supreme Court in Nevada and also for a court filing fee helping someone in Massachusetts. And I throw up this thing with the fees, 250 bucks for a mandamus in Nevada and 400 in all courts as far as I know, federally.

And the judge for the 400 in Massachusetts said basically the same thing.

Okay, but just a bit of good news. I was working with an older gentleman in Massachusetts

files and stuff, plus the moratorium in the state of Massachusetts, and it was supposed to,

I sat in a mock trial in Massachusetts in Worcester

Talk to someone in Massachusetts today looking up grand juries and examining trials.

I just had someone in Massachusetts, Massachusetts. I'll get that right in a second. I don't think he was in Worcester. I got Worcester down.

It took a month for Pastor Massa to teach me how to say Worcester. But he took my complaint and rewrote it for Massachusetts, and it was beautiful.

he stayed in Pennsylvania, was coming after him. We were in Massachusetts at the time.

Do you have one in Massachusetts?

with on Thursdays. It's broadcast Monday night and he's from Massachusetts and he taught

to Massachusetts.

And then we do Count 6, I actually put in Massachusetts Chapter 112, Section 6, Unauthorized

Is there any indication that's going to happen in Massachusetts?

On this Friday, the 25th day of June, 2021, and we're talking to Ryan in Massachusetts,

I've sat as a mock judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts once.

We just have the kid in Massachusetts file a rebuttal to a rule 12 motion to dismiss.

And it again it would happen in Massachusetts

It has the the videos the Massachusetts State Police

whatever they call it, Massachusetts, they have a bond rating that determines how much they have to pay for errors in emissions policies for their officers.

Brett, can you do a check to see who that is in Massachusetts?

It is called post in Massachusetts.

Look up police on the fact they have in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts took it upon themselves to get stronger and they will decertify a peace officer for doing one of several things.

And if Massachusetts doesn't, it doesn't matter.

With that said, if you encounter an officer in Massachusetts who conducts himself with dignity and respect, you should also write a letter to post.

then make up a criminal complaint against the director of the Massachusetts Highway Patrol.

And send it to the Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme.

of the Massachusetts Supreme Court against the head of the director of the Massachusetts

It may be that discovery is restricted in Massachusetts in a criminal case, but let

When you file with the chief justice of the supreme and Massachusetts, you don't want

You get to pound the highest judge in the state of Massachusetts because of this trooper

So I was traveling in Massachusetts and suddenly got pulled over by this person waiting me down who apparently was a state trooper

Well, have you looked in the Massachusetts, each state has different rules that they set up.

So you'll have to look and see what does it say in Massachusetts because that's where you're asking it from, right?

Was it Massachusetts?

Do you know if discovery is forbidden or restricted in a misdemeanor case in Massachusetts?

that Jacobson v. Massachusetts 1905, the state actually supported, I think the Supreme Court

time caller in New Jersey. If you're, did I say that right? Now I know how to say Massachusetts

Is that the case in Massachusetts?

Look at Massachusetts law and see if municipalities are authorized to enforce, to create law.

To whom does the Massachusetts Constitution allow to write law?

Is there anything in the Massachusetts Constitution that states or even contemplates such a thing?

I quickly glance at it, and I can't give you that answer, but what I can tell you is Massachusetts being so old, it really follows the federal oftentimes.

And I am going to suggest that the likelihood that Massachusetts is one of the original colonies, the likelihood that they allowed anyone other than the legislature to write law is very unlikely.

And we're going to go to Eric in Massachusetts, Massachussets.

Anyone who's not driven around in Massachusetts, like specifically Boston, you might not appreciate his concern.

Why is Massachusetts increasing population?

But Massachusetts, that's old industry.

Is there something going on in Massachusetts that will give business from other places like New York?

How is Massachusetts different?

Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts, okay.

The rest of the state, they follow the state of Massachusetts zoning laws and write rules

And when people like me challenge them, basically the Massachusetts courts ignore them.

Eric in Massachusetts.

If I understand this right, you bought a property in Massachusetts,

Massachusetts?

Massachusetts.

Do a search, Walker v. Packer, Massachusetts,

and see if you can find a case in Massachusetts that references Walker v. Packer.

in Massachusetts.

Have you read the official misconduct statute in Massachusetts?

Where in Massachusetts or the local municipal statutes does this zoning board get the authority

I bet it's a crime in Massachusetts too.

Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio and Eric, we're talking to Eric Massachusetts.

Will you call in next week, look in Massachusetts law and tell us what laws you have to control

Look in Massachusetts law for a declaratory judgment act.

Read the Declaratory Judgment Act from Massachusetts, twice at least, and then craft, you're merely

We have Eric in Massachusetts.

Do you have anything like that in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts does not have self-standing, stand-alone, stand-alone, declaratory judgment action in any of the state courts, but it does have one in the federal court.

it will allow you to bring a question on point of law separate. If Massachusetts hasn't done that, you can still, say, file a minor suit.

How do you get out of Massachusetts on building code to the Fed?

If you are from Massachusetts, give us a shout, give us a first name.

I heard you mentioned Massachusetts a few minutes ago.

I'm thinking, oh, someone's from Massachusetts calling.

We're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

Well, again, I have to take a writ of mandamus up to the Massachusetts Supreme Court, right?

going to our callers. We have Eric in Massachusetts. Hello, Eric, what do you have for us

it, but the Small Claims Court, at least in Massachusetts, is the most powerful court in

Massachusetts can act without proving up challenge to jurisdiction. That they're not going to want to

claims, not get rid of it, but they need to reorganize the small claim. In Massachusetts,

and in Massachusetts, a writ of mandamus can only go to the Supreme Court, excuse me. Yeah,

the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, right? So it doesn't go to the appeals court. So if I'm going

If this is an administrative court, has Massachusetts granted judges in administrative courts immunity?

Okay, we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

If Massachusetts is anything like Texas, your pleadings must be in writing and filed with the clerk.

Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we talked to Eric in Massachusetts, and Brett brought up counterclaims.

You need to see if it's the same in Massachusetts.

So in Massachusetts, I don't know if it's in different states, so I went to go file a criminal complaint, which is literally at the same exact desk, courthouse, everything, as the small claims court.

Okay. What does Massachusetts law say about the duty of a magistrate when the magistrate is presented with a verified criminal complaint?

Can they do that in Massachusetts?

Go in and do a search for Massachusetts duty of magistrates.

You've probably got the same thing in Massachusetts.

It was in Massachusetts.

If Massachusetts went silent, you should file a motion to dismiss.

I studied Massachusetts statutes and law.

starting from the Constitution of the state of Massachusetts to the United States

and on down into Massachusetts law, and also because I had assault on a 60-year

I had just turned 60 years old four days before, and so I found Massachusetts

I got the message clear to the state of Massachusetts,

What state were you from? Was it Massachusetts?

They have to come to Massachusetts. They have to hire a Massachusetts lawyer.

Brandon Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Nancy in Pennsylvania. No, you're not in Pennsylvania. You're in Massachusetts, right?

And your issues in Massachusetts?

done by a gentleman I know out of Butchboro, Massachusetts and the local abstract and they

In my explanation, my complicated explanation, they're still requiring in Massachusetts masks in hospitals.

What is it in Massachusetts when someone pretends to be a public official?

What's that called in Massachusetts?

They were, when they required that you do something that the law did not require you to do, then they added a condition to your freedom of movement that was not contained in the laws of the state of Massachusetts.

More chair, are you speaking of Massachusetts law

And I suspect it is also forbidden the same way in Massachusetts

Yeah, I am working on a lawsuit for the last time I called, we talked about the Massachusetts

Yeah, but now, am I going to be using Massachusetts statute?

I have to find Massachusetts statute in...

I was visiting Massachusetts when this happened.

court, but I assume I have to use Massachusetts statute and just...

Massachusetts has a special assault on 60 and older, so that was definitely one of the

Well, I haven't looked at Massachusetts law.

Title I, Chapter 265, Part 4 of Massachusetts General Law, Section 13A, whoever commits

I have to look up some of Massachusetts case law to find out what constitutes an assault.

certainly going to be the same in Massachusetts.

Did Massachusetts police have body cams?

So, but you're in Pennsylvania there in Massachusetts.

in Massachusetts, that will be very inconvenient so the federal may be more convenient for

Why does the Massachusetts government behave as though bills of attainer are constitutional

Not in Massachusetts.

What does Massachusetts transportation code say about that?

Is the Massachusetts transportation code substantive law or is it a professional conduct

Yes, I have noticed that Massachusetts law is a mess.

But Massachusetts doesn't say that.

But if you're issued a license in Massachusetts, see if there's case law similar to what I found

license in Pennsylvania or in Massachusetts, do you know?

Is that the case in Massachusetts?

Is a violation of the traffic laws in Massachusetts a crime?

I once sat in a mock trial in Massachusetts, as a matter of fact, in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Is there a statute in Massachusetts that makes it a civil infraction to exceed the posted

that is a civil infraction in Massachusetts, and you were a licensed driver who entered

into a contract with Pennsylvania, and Pennsylvania has a reciprocity agreement with Massachusetts,

Have you looked up, you might look up disorderly conduct from Massachusetts?

And when you look at Massachusetts rules of procedure for civil and criminal, the whole

Where in Massachusetts code does it authorize a peace officer to commit disorderly conduct

Now, Massachusetts charging you to defend yourself from a prosecution.

What does Massachusetts code say that a magistrate must do when they receive a criminal complaint?

they went any further, and that is absolutely going to be in Massachusetts law.

in Massachusetts, for a writ of mandamus, ordering the judge to do what the law commands

But look at Massachusetts code and what they require for a mandamus, it'll be in the rules.

Yeah, but I can't go to the state court in Massachusetts, it's just not possible, so.

Since you were in the, in the state of Massachusetts, the only thing that might get you fed is on

How did you get to speeding is not a crime in Massachusetts?

Does Massachusetts have something similar before you can go in for you?

And look, does Massachusetts have a code construction statute?

Say what it is under Massachusetts law, under Massachusetts law, traffic citation is not

I once said as a judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts and these guys are arguing all

So it would be, those 11 are California, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts,

I sat in a mock trial once in Massachusetts.

But he lived in Massachusetts, so we had a mock trial.

No, no, no, no. On this Thursday, the eighth day of June 2023, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

We've got Eric in Massachusetts.

and I've followed all the proper steps in Massachusetts.

Randy Kelton over at Fountain Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

So she doesn't, there's no obligation. And Massachusetts is very, that's one of the few things they are kind of liberal on, like you don't have a lease, you don't get to stay there.

What does the property code in Massachusetts say about eviction?

I once sat as a judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts.

And I was in Massachusetts with Pastor Massad.

He was in Massachusetts, but he sent the liens.

Thank you. Okay, now we're going to go to Eric in Massachusetts. Hello, Eric.

So my question is, I filed a request for default rule fifty five, fifty five a here in Massachusetts under using one of their forms.

And he declined and it still hasn't done anything with it. So I was going to go to the Supreme Court, which is how it works in here in Massachusetts, or the Supreme Court and ask for a writ of mandamus.

We're talking to Eric in Massachusetts, and yeah, Eric, mandamus seems like exactly the same thing to do, and that'd be great fun.

In Massachusetts, it goes to a writamandamus, only goes to the Supreme Court. It does not go to the appeals court.

Now we're gonna go, we've got a full board of callers, so we're gonna go to Eric in Massachusetts.

strategic rising is Massachusetts has some pretty rough laws against landlords.

I gave the tenant a 30-day notice in accordance with Massachusetts law.

But the judge is using it as many, if not all, the judges in Massachusetts is using it as a way to allow a tenant to stay in the apartment.

But this is the unconstitutionality of the Massachusetts law. And again, it's not like the tenant had a lease.

But the Massachusetts won't work that way.

OK, now we're going to go to Eric in Massachusetts. Hello, Eric.

You could do that in Texas and you'd have to check Massachusetts law to see if you could combine the two in one suit.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Blue's Law Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

So the whole, all of Massachusetts.

Just that a judge who is disqualified because of the Massachusetts law

Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts,

Now, the court filed, sent me a letter, so in Massachusetts, the way the court, the small

I said, all right, I'm going to file a false claim against the state of Massachusetts,

So again, this is a default judgment request into the Massachusetts Supreme Court.

My plan is to take this to federal because this whole process of small claims in Massachusetts

Because what, you know, the first rule of small claims procedure in Massachusetts is

And we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts on forced arbitration.

Yeah, well, my intended outcome is to get rid of the small claims procedure in Massachusetts.

So again, the reason for my call tonight is I filed a writ of mandamus into the Massachusetts Supreme Court and said,

OK, I filed I filed a request for an appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Court of a decision of the appeals court.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

Okay, and as I was writing up, I was doing some research, and I found that in Massachusetts in 1972,

they added to the Constitution, to the Constitution of Massachusetts,

So Massachusetts, I don't know, at a later point in time, allowed to recall,

these certain issues that I brought up, and the fact that based on the Massachusetts Constitution,

Do you have court warrant in Massachusetts?

That'll probably give you court warrant or whatever Massachusetts has in place of a court warrant or action.

And in Massachusetts, I can't find that. I know many, many states have- you can change a judge by right.

And I couldn't find it. And he's like, that doesn't exist, which I believe in Massachusetts, it doesn't exist.

And we have a caller who calls them from Massachusetts.

That was in Massachusetts.

Yeah, we've got Eric in Massachusetts

The state constitution of Massachusetts requires judges to require at 70, this judge is 72 years old

Okay, we are back, Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Eric of Massachusetts

Okay, so I filed kind of an unusual thing, it's called an interlocutory appeal in Massachusetts

Absolutely, in Massachusetts it's kind of unusual at the district court, at the district court appeals

Okay, but not for necessarily a declaratory judgment where I say here's the Massachusetts Constitution

Then you get to move to strike the attorney general's pleading is not properly before the court unless there is a provision in Massachusetts law

That because I have this right under the Massachusetts constitution

And the Massachusetts constitution defines the due course of the laws

Okay, now we're going to Eric in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts has some of the most beautiful architecture I've ever seen.

You drive down the street in Massachusetts, all of these wood frame buildings, all very

He's disqualified because under the Massachusetts Constitution, he's too old to be a judge.

Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

and what does Massachusetts law say about to whom a criminal complaint is presented?

If it's the same in Massachusetts, you can file a criminal complaint against the judge

But in Massachusetts, only the Supreme Court can do a mandamus.

I was wondering if there was something similar in Massachusetts.

Is there a provision in Massachusetts law for bringing back, okay, you've already said

okay thank you i appreciate it okay we are going to eric in massachusetts hello eric

eric in massachusetts and eric i looked up rescript i got a case text case called mass dot r dot app

massachusetts so i wouldn't know how to speak to that thank you so again let's just assume that i'm

massachusetts and on the break eric i looked up the sovereign can do no wrong and i just

have to be pretty hold on before we move past this point have you looked in the massachusetts

have you looked at that in massachusetts there has to be something on that i really haven't

Okay, now we're going to Eric in Massachusetts.

Okay, now we're going to Eric in Massachusetts.

Welcome to Erick in Massachusetts.

So you have Massachusetts trying to restrict the removal of public officials to other public

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, RuVar Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts

But I know that under Massachusetts rule, he is, you know, essentially living in Massachusetts.

You can. And you're in Massachusetts.

What you're complaining about occurred in Massachusetts.

He was in Massachusetts sufficient to establish residency there.

That should get you back to Massachusetts.

He's in Massachusetts, the lawyers in Massachusetts.

I serve the ex partner business partner in Massachusetts.

So he's counting on moving it from Massachusetts down to Florida.

That moving it so that if it does remove, you're going to insist that it removed to a Massachusetts federal court and not a Florida federal court.

Again, he's an attorney in Massachusetts.

OK, if if his attorneys in Massachusetts, they may leave it there.

Randy Kelton, Red Fountain, Little Low Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

Well, from what you said, if you were in a partnership with him in Massachusetts and he maintains a residence in Massachusetts and did business in Massachusetts, that should be enough to meet the minimum contacts requirements of International Shoe.

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

Then read what, how to get default judgment in Massachusetts.

It's probably similar in Massachusetts.

Do a search for Massachusetts default judgment.

Okay, now we're going to go to Eric in Massachusetts

And we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts

But he spends most of his time in Massachusetts, and Massachusetts would recognize him as a resident if they knew that he was a resident

If he, you know, they knew that more than six months of his time is spent in Massachusetts

Okay, if he spends six months in Massachusetts, then you go to International Shoe

If he spends six months in Massachusetts, he passes in minimum contacts under International Shoe

I mean, he basically, he's taking advantage of the Florida laws, but he had income also in Massachusetts at that time

Eric went to the feds because the state of Massachusetts

So you're at the top court in Massachusetts.

There's no higher place to go in Massachusetts,

but the top court in Massachusetts

is improperly applying Massachusetts law.

Now you have to get out of Massachusetts

All right, you want to take Eric from Massachusetts?

against the recall judges in Massachusetts.

If you're in Massachusetts and you're saying that Massachusetts says

then that's Massachusetts law.

Okay, the federal court ruled that the state of Massachusetts can't have judges over 70.

The state law in Massachusetts clearly says that I cannot be made to answer to a judge over 70.

And when the highest court in Massachusetts is ignoring the pronouncements of the legislature,

And if you rewrite the pleading, I sat as a mock judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts.

Okay. Now we're going to Eric in Massachusetts. Hello, Eric.

to Eric in Massachusetts, and I've kind of come to the conclusion that we can't figure out what

And we have Eric from Massachusetts

Same thing is happening here in Massachusetts

for katherine and we have eric from massachusetts but eric you'll be glad to know that

eric in massachusetts and we were talking about coffins being probed with nanobots

massachusetts all the places that they've installed this solar the the residents that it is next to

One of the reasons it's a fun case is that Jacobson is res due to Tata in Massachusetts.

And the thing with Jacobson, what makes Jacobson a great a good case in Massachusetts and not every other case is that in Massachusetts on the book,

Andy Kelton, Red Fountainville, our radio on this Friday, seventh day of March 2025, and we're talking to Eric Massachusetts.

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts

Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts

Okay, we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts

Again, this specific issue, obviously one is very specific to Massachusetts law

And we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

So, okay, now we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts

But now we'll go here to our next caller is Eric in Massachusetts.

Let's go to Eric in Massachusetts.

Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan

I once sat as a judge in a mock court in Massachusetts.

This individual in Massachusetts had sent file liens against public officials in Pennsylvania.

If you look at, I know Presley from Massachusetts, the bald woman, these people are despicable.

Massachusetts, all those areas where massive, massive plants manufactured textiles and shoes and all the other things,

trouble understanding your strange foreign accent. So I've got Eric from Massachusetts. Maybe he can

I'm from Massachusetts, but I'm currently residing in New Hampshire.

Well, you know, I mean, when I moved from Massachusetts, my real estate tax on my home

than move back to Massachusetts and deal with those

uh, it's still better than being in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

but I haven't seen a model yet. And Massachusetts did a wonderful thing back in 1981.

And I hate to say Massachusetts ever did anything wonderful,

He's a former police officer from Massachusetts and just an all around good guy, strong Christian, really loves the Lord.

we're going to cut cut that out and go to Eric in Massachusetts.

In in the state that's in the state of Massachusetts the constitutional amendment from 1972

particular judge is in one of those courts or if that even exists in massachusetts at all i'm not

well i do think you're on to something there we'll have to find out what does massachusetts

Right. And that's that's what I'm going to go towards, because this is overly abusive in Massachusetts. I mean, it's basically it's Rico, as I've explained to you in the past, you know, they're stealing from landlords.

So he can't. I once sat as a mock judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts with Pastor Massad.

When I sat as a mock judge in a trial in Massachusetts, these guys were giving me

Okay. I'm going to go to Eric in Massachusetts, but I'm going to leave you up

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts,

It's unique to Boston, to Massachusetts.

Jacobson versus Massachusetts.

Massachusetts is where Jacobson

And we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

And the Constitution of Massachusetts declares that a person over the age of 70 is not a

I once sat as a mock judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts.

We're talking to Eric in Massachusetts, and Eric, I'm talking to you, but I'm really

You as a citizen in a republic in Massachusetts must be a republic.

in Massachusetts. And Eric, I want to tell you, I've been doing this for 40 years. And

In Boston Massachusetts I was there

A shutdown Massachusetts

All right, next up we have Eric in Massachusetts. Good evening, Eric.

2025, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts. Okay, Eric, I was doing over that over the break.

okay we are back randy kelton brit fountain rule of law radio we're talking to eric massachusetts

And it reminds me of the time I sat as a jury in a mock trial in Massachusetts.

In Massachusetts these guys are arguing

He was in Massachusetts

Eric in Massachusetts. Hello, Eric.

interlocutory appeals and an appeal to the Supreme Court of Massachusetts.

Have you looked for a Massachusetts or whatever circuit you're in for a case that is similar to

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts. Okay, Eric, this is disturbing.

Why on earth would anybody buy rental property in Massachusetts?

came from Massachusetts. And obviously, the Third and the Fifth are sort of the same issues.

want to. But at the end of the day, it's all politics. Eric, what are the politics in Massachusetts

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts. Mary, don't go anywhere,

in Massachusetts concerning Democrat Republican? Because from what I've seen everywhere, it seems

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Fountain Rueflaw Radio, and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts,

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts. And Eric, thank you.

What does Trump think of Massachusetts?

What's the likelihood that if he came in and did some stuff, he could turn Massachusetts red?

That ain't going to happen. But they're happy with Massachusetts. So,

Constitution of Massachusetts declares that a person over the age of 70 is

I once sat as a mock judge in a mock trial in Massachusetts and taking that

We're talking to Eric in Massachusetts and Eric, I'm talking to you but I'm really

You, as a citizen in a republic in Massachusetts, must be a republic.

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

We do have another caller. Eric in Massachusetts.

Okay, we are back with Randy Kelton from Rule of Law Radio. We're talking to Eric in Massachusetts.

and we're talking to Eric in Massachusetts. Okay, so the judge has opened the door