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Characteristic

Incidence in witches

Incidence in freedom advocates Proving that tax crimes committed “willfully” by accused, meaning they were deliberate, defiant acts of disobedience to a known “lawful” duty. Willfulness is proven prejudicially and unfairly by using inadmissible evidence such as: 1. IRS publications which the IRS is not held responsible for the accuracy of; 2. Judicial opinions from courts outside the jurisdiction of the accused; 3. Correspondence and advice from the IRS which the government readily admits it cannot and should not be held accountable for the accuracy of; 4. Advice from government licensed “experts” with a severe conflict of interest such as attorneys, mental health professionals, etc. Accused is financially tortured by being forced to hire an attorney and pay more than $300 per hour for services that he would not need if the prison provided or allowed computers, internet research, and an extensive law library. Prisoners do not have and are not allowed same legal research tools as attorneys and so are compelled to hire attorney. Once attorney is hired, accused loses right to challenge jurisdiction and becomes “ward of the state”, and this prejudices his case. While in prison, employer of accused usually terminates him, bills mount up, and result is that house is confiscated by banks and all equity is lost. Accused is slandered and has a hard time finding future work because of false charges of “willful failure to file” and “tax evasion” by government. Credit rating is destroyed, making it difficult to buy home or obtain credit in the future. Most torture is therefore financial, but it is still torture and done unjustly, because people who don’t pay money that no law requires them to pay are not a threat to society and do not need to be imprisoned. In fact, federal jailhouses have become the equivalent of “debtors prisons” for fraudulently created tax debts. “Debtors prisons”, including those for tax debts, were outlawed in 1868 by the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment, which outlawed not only slavery but all such involuntary servitude. Yet, the U.S. government STILL allows these debtor’s prisons to continue. Judges refusing to admit any of the evidence of the accused during preliminary motions in limine before trial while admitting all the government’s evidence. This leaves the accused essentially defenseless and a prejudiced attorney whose livelihood will be destroyed by having his license pulled if he objects to or exposes the tactics of the judge in front of the jury.

4.4

Prerequisite for conviction

A confession from the accused “witch”, often extracted under severe physical torture. Even though testimony is coerced, judges still prejudicially admitted it anyway and thereby violated the due process rights of the accused.

4.5

Method and result of the torture

Physical torture conducted using hideous devices. Many accused died while imprisoned and before trial. Brutality and no compassion were shown during physical torture. Witches were dehumanized and torturers would not look witches in the eye. Many accused would make a false confession simply to end the torture. Prisoners could also not leave the prison until they reimbursed the state for the cost of holding them there, which is a double punishment.

4.6

Prejudicial methods for determining guilt

“Swimming the witch”. Accused witches were thrown in deep water and if they survived, they were guilty, but if they drowned, they were innocent.

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Copyright Sovereignty Education and Defense Ministry, http://sedm.org Form 05.003, Rev. 7-23-2013

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