There are 29 states that permit non-judicial foreclosures.
For people who go through non-judicial foreclosure, they are denied their rights under law.
Established maxims of law do not allow a man to be separated from his property without due process. And neither does our country’s founding documents. Local governments, townships and their policy enforcers must be held accountable for their usurpation of rights, and their part in the theft of property. An example are corrupt counties that refuse to allow homeowners to record documents that would preserve their property rights (E.g., land patents, notice of preservation of property rights, rescission of contract agreements). Also, sheriffs and their role in unjust property theft through non-judicial foreclosure where people have been denied their rights to due process.
The sole purpose of government is to protect the rights of the people and protect their property.
People who experience non-judicial foreclosure are denied a trial of their peers, right to a fair trial, the right to face their accuser, The right to cross-examine witnesses, the right to examine evidence, provide their own evidence, to name a few.
Under the constitution, the people are guaranteed due process including the right to an Article III court. A Non-judicial foreclosure does not qualify as ‘due process.’ It is an Admiralty Maritime law Administrative procedure.
In 2024, the Supreme Court ruled in SEC versus Jarkesy, on this matter already. The people are guaranteed American common law and fundamental law courts.
That’s why it’s now time for the federal government to take action and put all counties on notice to immediately cease These admiralty in Maritime administrative process non-judicial foreclosures.
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