Legal Notice: Right to Travel and Reservation of Rights

Key Legal Assertions

• Notice to Agent and Principal:
  • "Notice to agent is notice to principal. Notice to principal is notice to agent."
  • Reservation of rights by the individual.

Right to Travel

• Fundamental Right:
  • Exercising the unalienable, God-given right to travel freely on public roads.
  • Protected by the U.S. Constitution and recognized under common law.

Constitutional Protections

• Fourth Amendment:
  • Right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures.
• Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments:
  • Right to due process of law.
• Right to Travel:
  • Travel unencumbered by statutes or codes applying to drivers engaged in commerce.

Legal Status and Activity

• Rebuttal of Presumptions:
  • Not engaged in commercial activity or defined as a driver under statutory law.
  • Status as a private citizen traveling for personal purposes.
• Regulation of Private Property:
  • Private property, including mode of conveyance, not subject to regulation without just cause or evidence of harm to others.
• Non-consent:
  • No consent to contracts, licenses, or agreements infringing upon the right to travel.

Legal Notice

• Assertion of Rights:
  • Not a refusal to cooperate, but an assertion of rights.
• Jurisdiction:
  • Any enforcement of statutory jurisdiction over private travel must show evidence of jurisdiction and harm.

Potential Legal Consequences

• Unlawful Actions:
  • Unlawful detention, coercion, or infringement could result in personal liability under 42 U.S.C. Section 1983 and other laws.

Interaction During Enforcement

• Contact Information:
  • Request for name and badge number of the agent/officer.
  • Interaction is recorded for protection.
• Resolution:
  • Disputes to be resolved in a court where constitutional rights will be upheld.

Formalities

• Respectfully:
  • Provide name or signature and date.
  • Insert date when required.