How do court proceedings for a civil penalty differ from normal criminal proceedings?
1. Both are under the same Roman private civil rules. The controlling criminal statute Title 18 USC 3231 governs that only the district court of the United States has original jurisdiction for crimes. Thus, all else falls under private international law that is made into trust law based upon “operation of law” through social security numbers. The powers-at-be do not want the common Citizen to know this, though. The district court of the United States is the federal court for the state zone exclusive of the courts (STATE) within the exterior boundaries of any State. 2. Judge controls exhibits and jury instruction, based upon equity & discretion of what he/she thinks that law is and of course what the punishment should be. 3. To see whether it will stand up in higher courts. 4. Courts are agencies which are extension of each other. Unless one party completely moves the court for removal, an inferior court has oportunity to hear indictable offenses. As such in America as elsewhere adminis
