Welcome to Your Jural Assembly

The Court recorder is an integral part of our common Law Courts.  The Recorder Documents (records) the Arbitration and  Court proceedings.

Using all available technology to record all aspects of the Lawful processes with the the Living court.

 Court Notary - 

Arron Ashanti has been nominated for the position of Court Notary, Public Election will be held on October 3, 2024

Aaron's  Statement:   My interest in the notary goes back to a time when notarized documents were of little significance. But, over the years notarizations have taken on more and more prominence.

Therefore, it is my intention to execute the duties of the public notary with due attention and carefulness. I believe the importance placed in the notary, as a vital member of the assembly workings will be seen in the proper signing and preparing of other important documents.
 

1. Our Land and soil jurisdiction Public Notaries are “confirmed” in Office as elected Public Officials. They use stamps and red ink to witness documentation and proceedings. Our Public Notaries are members of our County and State Courts and hold a position of trust similar to that of a State Justice or County Justice of the Peace. State Recording Secretaries also qualify for the Court Recorder duty.
2. Due Process Proceedings that are subject to "Declaratory Judgment", and that are properly overseen by an elected Public Notary, have the full force and effect of the Public Law and cannot be reviewed or overturned by any private agency or “State of State” Court.  
3. Each actual Public Notary elected is rigorously trained in Due Process Proceedings 
4. Can act as a witnesses to court actions

This position is ongoing and fluid.  All Recorded Virginians are expected to sit as a juror for your peers.  The Juror is the backbone of lawful Common Law Governance.