The definition of a Defendant is “an individual, company, or institution sued or accused in a court of law”.

However a company or institution are legal fictions, and only function within a court of legislation.

Any and all legal fictions are beneath any living breathing man or woman, or sovereign, so if you accept this title, you have accepted a legal fiction within a court of legislation, and not law.

Similar to defendant, the term Plaintiff also refers to either a person or company, which makes a legal complaint in administrative or judicial court.

Both the word person and company refer to legal fictions and not a living breathing man or woman. The person has no rights.

An administrative court only deals with legislation.

This is a Latin term meaning “in one’s own behalf”. This gives you the right to appear in a civil case in federal court as defined by statute 28 U.S.C § 1654 which is the right to represent yourself.

Although this may sound like it benefits you, it does not.

If you accept this title, you have now accepted statute 28 U.S.C § 1654, which pulls you out of your own court and into their controlled civil court or administrative court.

You have now agreed to represent yourself, however “yourself” is actually a legal name of a trust where you are only a trustee and the judge is beneficiary. You now have the same status as an attorney which is below that of the judge.

The judge is now above you, and has full standing and jurisdiction over you.

The scam behind this is to take your rights away from, turn them into privileges, and give them back to you as court given “rights”.

This title is used for various government “officials”.

This makes reference to being one of principle and upstanding.

However if you accept this term being applied to someone within a court, you have just agreed that they are the beneficiary principle of a trust, and you are a trustee.

Furthermore they now up-stand above you, as your status has been reduced to one of under-standing.