SUPREME COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CAUSE NO.
00-836
BUSH, GEORGE W.,
Vs
PALM BEACH COUNTY CANVASSING
BOARD, ET AL.
The several inhabitants of the
Washington republic each have an interest in the outcome of the
above captioned
action as they each stand to be governed, to some degree, by the
person who is
eventually sworn in as the President of the United States of America.
As such each inhabitant has an interest in
the proper procedure being followed in the selection of the correct
candidate
as provided in the Constitution for the United States of America
and applicable
national law.
The Relator, Kenneth Wayne, is a
representative member of the class of persons who are inhabitants
of the
Washington republic as recognized in the national constitution at
Articles IX
and X in amendment thereto.
The People of the State of
Washington, as a collective body politic, and member of the union
of the
several united States of America, has an interest in the correct
procedures
being followed in the selection of the President of the United States
of
America.
The Relator, Kenneth Wayne, in
the absence of a representative republican government being operational
for the
Washington republic, has standing to speak for the body under the
reserved
powers clauses of the national and state constitutions.
The national government is required to
recognize this reserved authority at Articles IX and X in Amendment
to the
national constitution.
FACTS & ALLEGATIONS:
This Petition is brought by a
State member of the union of the several united States of America,
and as such
no leave of the court is required as recognized at FRAP 29, the
court’s
recognition and acceptance of the brief is ministerial and mandatory.
The national courts are a
separate legal person from the people of the several member republics
and from
the several member republics.
The national courts are bound by
contract /treaty (Constitution) to uphold the national Constitution
and laws,
and the several justices of the supreme court are each individually
bound by
Oath of Office contract to carry out the duties of the national
courts as
required at:
Article VI Clause 3: The Senators
and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several
State
Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the
United
States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation,
to
support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required
as a
Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.
NOTICE:
Based upon the above premises, the individual inhabitants
of the Washington republic have an interest in assuring the court
follows the
correct procedure and law in making its determinations regarding
the above
captioned action, and propose to do so as Amicus Curiae, instead
of formally
moving to be joined as an interested party.
As a republic member of the several united States of
America, The People of the State of Washington have standing
as a State
to submit an Amicus Curiae brief without leave of the court.
As recognized at FRAP 29 the acceptance of
the State’s Amicus Curiae Brief is ministerial, and discretionary
leave is not
required.
Kenneth Wayne, as a member of the class of persons having
an interest in the outcome of the proceedings, is an appropriate
party to
relate the interests of the class to the court, as a Relator.
The authority of the people of the member states is
recognized by the national constitution, Article(s) in Amendment:
The enumeration in the
Constitution
,
of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others
retained
by the people.
The powers not delegated to the
United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States,
are
reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
The
People of the State of Washington
, as a body politic member of the union, have an interest
in assuring the court follows the correct procedure and law in making
its
determinations regarding the above captioned action, and propose
to do so as
Amicus Curiae, instead of formally moving to be joined as an interested
party.
The
People do not waive the right to move for formal joinder as provided
at FRCP 19
or to intervene as recognized at FRCP 24 as interested party(s)
if Petitioner
deems it necessary to do so to protect the People’s interests.
In the
event the People are required to join the action as proper parties
(FRCP 19 or
24), they will also be required to raise additional issues including
but not
limited to the appointment of senators by the legislative bodies
of the several
republic members of the union, which is a continuing requirement
under the
national constitution, and only amended under the federal constitution.
Kenneth
Wayne, as an inhabitant of the Washington republic member of the
union, which
has an interest in the outcome of the proceedings, is an appropriate
party to
relate the interests of the class to the court, as a Relator under
the reserved
powers clauses of the state and national constitutions (supra).
REMEDY REQUIRED:
WHEREFORE:
The
Relator, on behalf of the several inhabitants of the Washington
republic, and
in the name of The People of the State of Washington, hereby submits
an Amicus
Curiae Brief to the record of the above captioned action.
Done this the _____ day of the ______ month
of 2000.
By:
__________________________________
Kenneth Wayne,
Relator
Inhabitant
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
Docket #00-836
OFFER OF
PROOF: DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF:
Pierce
county
)
The
People of the State of Washington
)
Verified Declaration
United
States of America
)
Declarant Kenneth Wayne states that he is competent to be a witness, that the facts contained herein are true and correct to the best of the Declarant’s first hand knowledge and belief, and subject to penalty of perjury pursuant to the law of the United States of America.
Upon reason and belief Declarant
states that the national constitution provides specific procedures
for an
Electoral College to select the President of the United States of
America.
Upon reason and belief Declarant
states that the reason the founding fathers established this procedure
was to
create a national government in aggregate form so that it would
be a separate
legal person from the people of the several member states, and it
would be a
separate legal person from the several state members of the union
(as opposed
to a beneficiary controlled artificial entity as recognized at the
statutes of
frauds).
Upon reason and belief Declarant
states that should the court make a determination that the president
be elected
by popular vote, or that the popular vote is critical to the Electoral
College’s independent election of a President, the office of president
would no
longer be aggregate, and a separate legal person from those people,
and the
people would have no standing to compel performance consistent with
the
national constitution by equitable enforcement process.
Upon reason and belief Declarant states that if the electors of the electoral college are compelled to be bound by the advisory vote of the people of the several states, the several states as a body would be directly electing the President, and the Office of President would no longer be a separate legal person from the several states, and as such the several states, individually or collectively would have no standing to invoke equitable relief to compel the President to performance under the terms and conditions of the national constitution.
Further Declarant Says not.
__________________________________
___________________
Kenneth
Wayne, Declarant
Date