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What to say
| Officer: | I pulled you over because your vehicle has no license plates. |
| Citizen:
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Yes officer. I do not have plates on my car. I removed them and sent them back to the DMV. Because they belonged to a resident involved in commercial activity.
I asked them to send me proper plates for a Citizen. They have not done so yet. I have the paper work in the car if you would like to see it. |
| Officer: | May I see your driver’s license. |
| Citizen: | I do not have a driver’s license as I do not drive commercially.
I cancelled it with the DMV and asked them to send me proper ID for a Citizen to travel. They have not sent Me anything yet. I have the paper work in the car if you would like to see it. |
| Officer: | Do you have any ID. |
| Citizen: | Here is how I identify myself (present Personal Id). |
Remember to be sober, polite, agreeable, and business-like while keeping good eye contact and an assured tone of voice.
NEVER challenge the officer’s authority on the street. Wait for court.
Words
| To use: Common-law |
Not to use ☠️ Statutory |
| Conveyance, car, piece of machinery | Motor Vehicle |
| Guests, friends, family | Passengers |
| Traveling, journeying, locomotion | Driving |
| Abode, Live, Take up Housekeeping | Resident, reside |
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Don’t use the word “Citizen” either – that is a jurisdictional trap. These statements are self confessions. It is much better to ask questions (As- KIng) than give statements. That is EQUITY.
Are you here today as a policy enforcer or peace officer?
Do you work for a corporation?
Is that corporation attempting to steal my labor?
Where is the emergency?
etc.