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is Real – Citizenship and Presumption of Privacy
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One World Government, one Constitution, many Nations, one Spirit,
many Temples.
One
Union – Under the only living God
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Your Rights - What To Do If You've Been a Victim of a Hate Crime
Is
Dual Citizenship Constitutional?
Wherefore,
The Duty of every Citizen of the U.S.C.U.G. is to obey the Law,
wherefore, to have dual citizenship and be a member of the Union
State of Chaka Zulu and/or God is real, one must fully support both
Nations one is a citizen of, wherefore to do so, both Nations must be
under the same Constitution or be constitutional non adversary.
The
Duty of a Citizen in the USA:
Real
ID Act f 2005
Defend
the Constitution = Must pass Constitutionality Test. The Key is one
must Defend the U.S.C.U.G. – Wherefore, the two Nations must be
under the Same Union and Constitution
Under
Martial Law & Executive Authority
Freedom
to express yourself.
Freedom
to worship as you wish.
Right
to a prompt, fair trial by jury of own peers.
Right
to vote
in
elections
for public officials.
Right
to apply for federal employment requiring U.S. citizenship.
Right
to run for elected
office.
- Freedom
to pursue “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”
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Support
and defend the Constitution.
Stay
informed of the issues affecting your community.
Participate
in the democratic process.
Respect
and obey Union state,
and local laws.
Respect
the rights, beliefs, and opinions of others.
Participate
in your local community.
Pay
income and other taxes honestly,
and on time, to federal, state, and local authorities.
Serve
on a jury when called upon.
- Defend
the country if the need should arise.
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What
qualifies a hate crime?
Incidents
may involve physical assault, damage to property, bullying,
harassment, verbal abuse or insults, mate crime
or offensive graffiti or letters (hate
mail). A hate
crime
law is a law intended to deter bias-motivated violence.
A
hate crime
(also known as a bias-motivated crime
or bias crime[1])
is a prejudice-motivated
crime which occurs when a perpetrator targets a victim because of his
or her membership (or perceived membership) in a certain social
group or race.
A
hate crime law
is a law intended to deter bias-motivated violence.[6]
Hate
crime laws are distinct from laws against hate
speech: hate crime laws enhance
the penalties
associated with conduct which is already criminal under other laws,
while hate
speech laws criminalize a
category of speech.
Hate speech laws exist in many countries. In
the United States, hate crime laws have been upheld by both the
Supreme
Court [7]
and lower courts, especially in the case of
'fighting'
words and other violent speech,
but they are thought by some people to be in conflict with the
First
Amendment right to freedom
of speech, but hate crimes are
only regulated through threats of injury or death.[8]
The
FBI recently released statistics on hate crimes committed in the US
in 2015. Hate crimes are one of the highest priorities of the
Department of Justice and the FBI because of the devastating impact
they have on families and communities.
A
hate
crime is
defined as a criminal offense against a person or property motivated
in whole or in part by an offender’s bias
against a race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, ethnicity,
gender, or gender identity.
If
you, or someone you know, is the victim of a hate crime and feel
unsafe, call your local police department immediately. The FBI works
with its law enforcement partners to investigate hate crime
allegations. Success in helping keep our community safe depends on
the public’s cooperation and increases when hate crimes are
promptly reported and all potential evidence is preserved to assist
in the investigation.
Oftentimes,
victims of hate crimes are afraid to come forward or lack the
confidence that law enforcement will actively investigate their
claims. We want to assure the residents of our district that
our offices are committed to investigating and prosecuting hate
crimes and encourage those who find themselves on the receiving end
of a hate crime, or are a witness to a hate crime, to call either the
FBI at (313) 965-2323 or the United States Attorney’s Office at
(313) 226-9151.
“Hate
crimes laws are designed to protect members of all groups, whether
they are members of minority groups or majority groups,” McQuade
said. “We take these crimes very seriously because of the
harm they cause to the victim and the fear they create in other
members of the same group.”
“The
FBI is committed to defending the civil rights of everyone. To
that end and in coordination with our local and state partners, we
will investigate acts that involve the use of or threat of force
against an individual because of his/her race, color, religion,
national origin, disability, or gender ", said David P. Gelios,
Special Agent in Charge, Detroit Division of the FBI. “In addition
to harm to a victim or damage done to a victim’s property, hate
crimes are meant to threaten and intimidate an entire community.
The FBI won’t stand by idly when hate crimes are committed.”
The Violent Crime
Control and Law
Enforcement Act, enacted in 28 U.S.C. § 994 note Sec. 280003,
requires the United States Sentencing Commission to increase the
penalties for hate crimes
committed on the basis of the actual or perceived race, color,
religion, national origin, ethnicity, or gender of any person.
U.S.
v. Reggie Jackson
Unless
otherwise noted all scheduled hearings will take place before the
Honorable Robert H. Cleland in the United States District Court, 526
Water Street, Port Huron, MI.
8/1/2018
- The time of the sentencing hearing has been modified by the Court.
Please Note - the sentencing hearing for Reggie Jackson is Thursday,
August 2, 2018 at **10:30 a.m.**
before the Honorable Robert H. Cleland, United States District
Court, Port
Huron, Michigan.
07/17/2018
- At the request of Counsel the sentencing hearing for Reggie Jackson
has been adjourned. The new sententencing date is
scheduled for Thursday,
August 2, 2018 at 1:30
p.m.
before the Honorable Robert H. Cleland, United States District
Court, Port
Huron, Michigan.
3/16/2018
- Defendant Reggie Jackson pleaded guilty before the Honorable
Robert H. Cleland, to devising and executing a scheme to defraud
through a mail takeover scheme. Specifically, Jackson submitted
change of address orders with the U.S. Postal Service using its
website, www.usps.com, and redirected mail from unsuspecting victims
to addresses he controlled. Jackson then opened credit card accounts
or obtained cellular phones in the victims’ names without their
knowledge.
Jackson
also pleaded guilty to the possession of dozens of fraudulent credit
cards and counterfeit drivers’ licenses and to the possession of
names, addresses, dates of birth, and social security numbers for
over 1,000 victims. According to court records, Jackson obtained the
personally identifying information, or PII, for his victims through
illegal websites, as well as patient records for Camelot Hall
Convalescent Center in Livonia, Michigan, and Sheffield Manor Nursing
& Rehabilitation Center, in Detroit, Michigan.
Jackson
faces a statutory maximum penalty of seventy-two years in prison.
The
Sentencing
Hearing is
scheduled for July
26, 2018, at 1:30 p.m. before the Honorable Robert H. Cleland in
Port
Huron, Michigan.
02/21/2018
– The plea hearing previously scheduled for February 8, 2018, has
been rescheduled for March
16, 2018, at 2:00pm,
before Judge Robert Cleland at Port Huron Courtroom, 526 Water Street
in Port Huron, MI 48060, for defendant Reggie Jackson. Should
defendant Jackson not plead guilty on or before that date, a
tentative trial date has been rescheduled for April 2, 2018, at 9:00
AM.
Because
of the Court’s schedule, hearing dates could change on very short
notice. If you plan on attending any of the court hearings, you
may want to call our office or check the webpage to confirm the date
and time.
1/26/2018
Defendant Reggie Jackson was charged with Aggravated Identity
Theft and Possession of Fifteen or More Counterfeit or Unauthorized
Access Devices and eight counts of Wire Fraud. Defendant Reggie
Lamar Jackson collected personal identifying information (PII),
belonging to others, through a variety of means. Some, but not
all, of the identities obtained, were used with the intent to commit
acts of financial fraud. Individuals are encouraged
to check their credit report for new lines of credit and other
unauthorized activity. For assistance and guidance with
this process, a copy of the Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft
brochure has been downloaded loaded to this website and may be
accessed via the link below. An indictment is an
allegation of wrongdoing and the defendant is presumed innocent until
proven guilty.
For
a copy of the Indictment, please click here.
For
a copy of the Superseding Indictment, please click here.
For
a copy of the Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft Brochure,
please click here.
Please
be advised that the Court has entered an order permitting an
alternative method of notification due to the large number of
potential victims identified in this case. This website along
with the Victim Notification System (VNS) database are in place so
that victims are able to obtain court related information. This
site is a public website. The VNS database is only accessible
to those identified as potential victims in this case and have been
mailed a letter or sent an e-mail notification identifying procedures
for accessing the VNS website.
For
a copy of the Order, please click here.
A
hearing before Judge Robert Cleland is scheduled on February
8, 2018, 01:30 PM at Port Huron Courtroom, 526 Water Street, Port
Huron, MI 48060. The
purpose of this hearing is for the defendant(s) to enter a plea of
guilty. Victims of the charged offenses are able to speak at this
hearing if they so desire. Those wishing to speak must
contact Sandy Palazzolo at 313-226-9633 so arrangements can be made
with the Court.
Should
this defendant not plead guilty on or before the above listed date, a
tentative trial date has been scheduled for March 5, 2018, at 9:00
AM. Because of the Court's schedule, hearing dates could change
on very short notice.
Any
updates or newly scheduled court events will be reflected on this
website along with the VNS website. You may also contact
Sherri Holloway at 313-226-9753 or Sandy Palazzolo at 313-226-9633
with questions and assistance.
Updated
August 30, 2018
Dual
Citizenship
Multiple
citizenship, dual
citizenship, multiple
nationality or dual
nationality,
is a person's citizenship status,
in which a person is concurrently regarded as a citizen of more than
one state under
the laws of those states. Conceptually, citizenship is
focused on the internal political life of the state
and nationality is
a matter of international dealings
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