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    Court orders and warrants served by law enforcement are not valid unless they contain an official court seal. Without a seal, the court is committing fraud by claiming no responsibility for the officer's actions in serving fraudulent documents. Officers must ensure documents have valid seals identifying the court officer's authority, otherwise they risk acting without legitimate orders and outside of their official duties.

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    Court orders and warrants served by law enforcement are not valid unless they contain an official court seal. Without a seal, the court is committing fraud by claiming no responsibility for the officer's actions in serving fraudulent documents. Officers must ensure documents have valid seals identifying the court officer's authority, otherwise they risk acting without legitimate orders and outside of their official duties.

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    Court orders and warrants served by law enforcement are not valid unless they contain an official court seal. Without a seal, the court is committing fraud by claiming no responsibility for the officer's actions in serving fraudulent documents. Officers must ensure documents have valid seals identifying the court officer's authority, otherwise they risk acting without legitimate orders and outside of their official duties.

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    Court orders and warrants served by law enforcement are not valid unless they contain an official court seal. Without a seal, the court is committing fraud by claiming no responsibility for the officer's actions in serving fraudulent documents. Officers must ensure documents have valid seals identifying the court officer's authority, otherwise they risk acting without legitimate orders and outside of their official duties.

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    NOTICE to All LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS:

    IF the Warrant Orders or other Court ORDER Documents you serve or Process DO
    NOT have an Official Court SEAL, then they are NOT VALID and the Court or the Court
    Official is committing a criminal FRAUD upon you because the Court is claiming NO Official
    responsibility Liability for your actions. In other words you are really acting on your own with
    a FRAUDULENT document.
    The Question is are you a Peace Officer or just an Enforcement Office of Fraudulent
    Laws and Orders; as an act on the part of a public body or agency or of public officers
    involving an Illegal expenditure of public money OR the CREATION of an ILLEGAL
    CHARGE or DEBT.

    SEAL OF COURT: An Instrument Authenticating by IMPRINT or otherwise the Process and Writs ISSUED
    by the Court. 42 Am J1st Proc § 12. A Requirement in the case of a Court of Record. Aikman v Edwards, 55 Kan
    751, 42 P 366; Van Norman v Gordon, 172 Mass 576, 53 NE 267.
    OFFICIAL SEAL: The Seal Affixed to a document by a public officer. Kirksey v Bates (Ala) 7 Port 529. The
    instrumentality for affixing a seal that goes with a public office as part of the paraphernalia of office. Such a SEAL
    must contain enough to show the official character of the officer and must be capable of making a distinct and
    uniform IMPRESSION upon the paper upon which it is used, or on some tenacious substance such as wax
    attached thereto, capable of receiving an impression. A Seal in the form of a scrawl of the pen DOES NOT FILL
    the requirements of an Official Seal. 47 Am J1st Seals § 7.

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