DIVINE LEGISLATION AND HISTORIC FIRM PROFILE
Election District A precinct is a space enclosed by the walls or other boundaries of a particular place or building, or by an arbitrary and imaginary line drawn around it. The term is often used to refer to a division of a police department in a large city (either to the neighborhood patrolled or to the police station itself). In religion, precinct can refer to the ground (sometimes consecrated) immediately surrounding a religious house or place of worship A precinct is generally the lowest-level governmentally-related division in the United States, and in that context is also known in some places as an election district. The US Census uses the term voting district.[1] Precincts usually do not have separate governmental authorities, but in some states, including Ohio, the voters within a precinct may by initiative or referendum vote on liquor control laws that will be applicable only within that specific precinct (called "local option elections"). For purposes of conducting elections, an entity such as a county or township is typically subdivided into precincts and each address is assigned to a specific precinct. Each precinct has a specific location where its residents go to vote. Sometimes several precincts will use the same polling station. A 2004 survey by the United States Election Assistance Commission reported an average precinct size in the United States of approximately 1,100 registered voters. Kansas had the smallest average precinct size with 437 voters per precinct, while the District of Columbia had the largest average size at 2,704 voters per precinct.[2]
Individuals, known by various titles such as precinct committeeman, precinct captain, or Precinct Committee Officer, are elected by ballot or county party executive committee, to represent precinct residents in every level of party operations. They represent how the voters in a precinct feel about candidates and issues, and encourage people to vote. In theory, a precinct would have at least two such individuals (one for the Republican Party and another for the Democratic Party), though in areas where one party is dominant only that party may have such an individual.The Canadian equivalent of a precinct is known as a Poll. A Precinct Captain, also known as a Precinct Chairman or Precinct Committee Officer, is an elected official in the American political party system. The office establishes a direct link between a political party and the voters in a local election district.[1] Election to the office is by ballot or via the county party executive committee. Voters file their declaration of candidacy with their party in their voting district. If elected during the primary, the Precinct Captain shall serve as long as one remains eligible, or until seeking reelection in the subsequent district primary. Requirements vary among states and counties.[2]Responsibilities of the post include facilitating voter registration and absentee ballot access; leading get out the vote outreach efforts; distributing campaign and party literature; promoting the party; and addressing voter concerns. In many states Precinct Captains are also eligible to establish party unit committees for fundraising.[3]It is a grassroots position with officials generally serving as volunteers, though in some states they receive a stipend.[4] Positions of county captain have also been created, but are usually used for election campaigns rather than party organizing.[5]In the State of Washington, this office is known as the Precinct Committee Officer.
THE DEPARMENT OF PEACE BYLAWS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS INTERDEPARTMENTAL FUNCTION AS A JURAL SOCIETY AND PRECINT!
An introduction to The California At-Law Jural Society
A Jural society is an organized political community and a synonym of nation, state, and county. It is Founded in Law, organized upon the basis of a fundamental Law, and existing for the recognition and protection of Rights. The purpose of The Jural Society is to reestablish the de jure government of the California Republic through county based houses of delegates duly elected by those Electors who desire a return to a lawful government. Due to the loss of the American Union prior to the war of northern aggression, when the southern states walked out of Congress, resulting in a sine die situation, a de facto government was created after hostilities ceased. The states of the earlier union became franchisees of that de facto national government known as the United States. Today, the result is a government of lawlessness, enforcing code through arbitrary and capricious means, by way of military procedure at the direction of the commander-in-chief. That code, created by executive orders and a militarily conscripted Congress (voted in by the franchised people of the franchised state), is then delegated for enforcement by the various branches of government (departments prior to the Civil War). These administrative agencies are thus operating outside of true positive law and are simply code enforcement services. For these and many other reasons, it is essential for the people of California to return to a proper elector status, become involved with The Jural Society at their county level, in order to return to the Law that made America a great and prosperous nation.
ORGANIZATION and OPERATIONI. The Jural Society is the ultimate civil authority of the county and wields the same power as the county board of supervisors, and much more. The Jural Society is a Christian organization, based on Biblical principals, common law and the Constitutions, State and National. The Jural Society is comprised of three parts, first, it is the county Grand Jury in a de jure venue and jurisdiction, separate of the current de facto government, second, the Jural Society maintains an Assise Court for those who wish to avoid being judged by the ungodly and unbelievers, third, the Jural Society is the civil authority and handles all necessary, day-to-day business within the county as is needed to provide services to the county public at large. Its elected officers are sent as delegates to the State Jural Society to represent their county. At the county level, it has the descetion to maintain any action to protect the county for the people, as the people dictate in their local Jural Society to acquire the above mentioned services and the needs of the people as they may desire.
II. The Militia shall be subordinate to the civil authority as per Article 1, Section 12 of the Constitution of California, 1849. The Jural Society extends the civil protection to the Militia, and the Militia extends physical protection to the Jural Society. The Militia is also to be utilized for civil process until such time the proper officers are elected to relieve the Militia of that particular duty. For the time being, the Militia can and will be utilized for the process of the Grand Jury and the Assise Court. III. The Ecclesiastical Society provides scriptural guidance and influence to the Jural Society and Militia. They maintain social, mental, physical, religious, spiritual, and biblical welfare in the county. They are an independent body that by God's Law must speak out and step in when the Jural Society or the Militia is in the wrong. They provide the proper checks and balances between the Jural Society and the Militia to maintain a proper Republican Form of Government under Gods Law. They are utilized to render opinions on biblical matters when it is requested by the Assise Court. IV. The Assise Court can hear issues brought to it by various methods. The petitioners request the Jural Society to be heard on their matter, and enter it upon the record. When this is done, the petitioners are requested to sign a binding arbitration agreement to abide by the decision of the Assise Court, as per Article 1, Section 10, of The Constitution of the united states of America. After this is done, the petitioners file briefs with the Assise Court. The Assise Court proceeds to adduce the evidence and render a judgment based upon their findings. This process should take less than two (2) weeks.V. The Grand Jury is a free and independent body that adduces its own evidence and delivers their findings to the Jural Society. If the Grand Jury findings need process of service, the Jural Society directs the Militia to do the Process to bring the man, woman, or evidence before the Court.VI. The Jural Society, Militia, and Ecclesiastic Society need to redress the de facto government in all of its branches. All three of these de jure government elements must maintain a strong Christian attitude in redressing for grievances. The executive, legislative and judicial branches at the city, county, state and national level must all first be redressed for grievances. We must continue to organize the de jure government and maintain a passive attitude unless and until offered no other avenue.
VII. The Jural Society officers must be elected by the Electors of the county that are not members of the Jural Society. All ballots cast by Electors will not be done in secret as Satan would have it, but by open and public elections. This must be done to have a Republican Form of Government and to establish the Jural Society as a legitimate body politic, de jure. This can be accomplished by canceling ones voter registration as per the current California Code section 700, 701, in order to cast a ballot as an Elector. As it is required to only request the cancellation of the registration by the registered voter. This makes one an Elector, and for those who have never voted or registered, it takes only a signed affidavit statement of the same.
CONCLUSION
When these three entities are occupied and maintained by Christian men and women, under God's Law, and are operating within this country again, then, and only then, will we have a proper de jure government.