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HOW TO: Burden of Proof in Establishing Extraterritorial CIVIL Jurisdiction
TABLE OF CONTENTS: APPENDIX: GEOGRAPHICAL TERMS 1. INTRODUCTION Extraterritorial civil jurisdiction is one of the most misunderstood areas of federal…
PROOF: Effectively Connecting is NEVER INVOLUNTARY
1. Introduction Under the USPI–INTANGIBLE Office Axiom, every statutory “trade or business,” “taxpayer,” “individual,” “person,” “service,” or “personal service” in…
FAQ: What kind of “foreign person” is a “national of the United States” or American National and are they affected by Involuntary Foreign Person Withholding in 26 U.S.C. 1441?
QUESTION 1: What kind of foreign person is a “national of the United States” under FTSIG Writing Conventions On This…
CORRUPTION: Techniques that condone, aid, and protect capacity inversion
INTRODUCTION: You, the reader, share some of the blame for why involuntary capacity inversion continues. Here is some of the…
CORRUPTION: Mainstream and FTSIG metrics for Judicial Corruption with comparison and application
INTRODUCTION: This conversation began with a simple but explosive premise: what actually happens to ordinary people when courts quietly convert…
PROOF: Domicile is a Civil Statutory Membership System
INTRODUCTION: This conversation has traced a sharp, almost surgical distinction between two different kinds of domicile—one private, one public—and uncovered…
CORRUPTION: Authority for “Ordinary statutory reasoning” and “Descriptor->Office Conversion”
INTRODUCTION: This article examines how civil‑statutory jurisdiction in the United States functionally depends on a single, unlawful identity‑conflation: the treatment…
CORRUPTION: Is Capacity Inversion a Conspiracy or Simply the Inevitable Result of Structural Incentives?
INTRODUCTION: Federal civil authority today operates through a concealed but structurally predictable process known as capacity inversion or identity laundering—the…
REFERENCE: Catalog of FTSIG Axioms, Firewalls, and Processes
INTRODUCTION: Most people assume the legal system is a single, unified structure — a tidy stack of statutes, definitions, and…