Saturday, August 6, 2011

6/3/11 Minnesota Supreme Court

After giving the Minnesota Legislature the Minnesota Constitutionally appropriate time to finalize redistricting for our state including Special Session; on August 3, 2011, Tim Utz as a private citizen in Minnesota, filed an Amicus Brief with the Minnesota Supreme Court on behalf of all citizens of Minnesota in cast number A110152.

The amicus brief directs the Supreme Court to dismiss case number A110152 and direct the Legislature to fulfill their Constitutional responsibilities as dictated by “We the People” in our Minnesota Constitution.

We shall see what happens, but until “We the People” start taking control of government at every level, from local municipalities to Judicial bodies including our Supreme Courts freedom will vanish, and tyranny will consume the lamp of liberty forever on earth.

Tim Utz



STATE OF MINNESOTA,  SUPREME COURT
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Case Number: A110152
Hearing Type: Special Term
Filing Date: 01/25/2011
Classification: Abbreviated Adversarial


Sara Hippert, et al.,
Petitioners                              

V.
        
Mark Ritchie, Minnesota Secretary of State
and Robert Hiivala, Wright County Auditor, 
Respondents
                                                                                 

 AMICUS BRIEF

_______________________________________________________________________

“We the People” recognize the subordinate powers of the Legislative, Executive and
Judicial branches of government enshrined in the preamble and Article 1, Section 1 of
the Minnesota Constitution to “We the People”.

FINDINGS OF FACT

Whereas: Said separations of powers as established by “We the People” in the Minnesota
Constitution clearly restricts the influences of the three branches over one another. 

Whereas: The Federal Constitution in Article 1, Section 2, requires enumeration of the national
population specifically to provide representation in national government. 

As Established: The Minnesota Constitution in Article 4, Section 3 requires the Legislature to
establish Congressional and Legislative districts, not the Executive or Judicial branches of state government.

As Established: The Minnesota Constitution in Article 4, Section 3 requires the legislature to
produce a final redistricting plan to “We the People” prior to the end of the 2011 session. As
such, the Minnesota Legislature failed to comply with the Minnesota Constitutional requirements of “We the People” during said session.

As Established: The Minnesota Constitution Article 6 states that “We the People” established 
judicial limits of authority and provides “NO” Judicial oversight of the Legislative re-districting
activities or process.  

As established: The Will of “We the People” clearly articulates Judicial exclusion of the matter
before the courts on re-districting; no case law, precedents or Judicial review has application or
authority to supersede the clarity and unapologetic direction of “We the People” of Minnesota
enumerated in the Minnesota State Constitution.‘

Conclusion: In keeping with “We the People” Constitutional Powers are supreme over our
subordinate three branches of government; Therefore “We the People” strongly urge the
Minnesota Supreme Court to post haste withdraw their involvement from any re-districting
Activity or process in Minnesota, based on the direct Constitutional will of “We the People”,
dismiss case number A110152 with prejudice and direct the Minnesota legislature to complete
their constitutional responsibilities.       


Dated August 3, 2011      


        By:_____________________________                             

        Timothy D. Utz
        4141 Stinson Blvd North East
        Columbia Heights, Minnesota 55421
        763-781-5129
  

Subscribed and sworn/affirmed before
me this____ day of ________________

________________________________
Notary Public

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