Kirk Beck: How to Stand Up for Your Rights with Affidavits and Common Law

(Again, with AI assisting with this description,) this episode, recorded in late Sept 2024 welcomes Kirk Beck a civic and mathematics teacher and legal enthusiast. Kirk recounts his personal journey in understanding the U.S. legal system, particularly the use of affidavits and the differences between statutory and common law. Kirk shares his unique insights from decades of experience in both teaching and personal legal battles, including his run-ins with traffic stops and defending his rights in court. He also explains the concept of legal fiction, common law jurisdiction, and the crucial role of pre-trial motions. The conversation dives deep into the role of citizens in holding government accountable, using tools like affidavits to assert their constitutional rights.

Kirk also touches on the importance of compassion and non-violence, both in legal battles and in broader societal issues. His passion for educating others on these topics is evident as he shares tips on using affidavits and the constitutional responsibility of public servants.

Key Takeaways:

Affidavit Power: Kirk explains how affidavits, when properly written and notarized, can be a powerful tool in holding officials accountable.

Common Law vs. Statutory Law: Understanding the difference between these two legal frameworks can significantly impact how one navigates the court system.

Compassion and Non-Violence: Beyond legal battles, Kirk stresses the importance of compassion in resolving conflicts and fostering a more peaceful society.

Actionable Legal Knowledge: Listeners will learn practical steps on defending their rights and using legal tools effectively without needing to go to court.

He also mentions this upcoming book “Officer Hanson, Compassion in Blue”:

'Officer Hanson grew out from the author’s interaction with Threat Management Center of Detroit and Jack and Margy Flynn. The former has trained law enforcement personnel in the art of disarming violent situations by the use of compassion and psychology. The latter have been teaching Americans civics for over six decades, emphasizing the power of the right to petition for redress of grievances to sustain the true boundaries of the common law.

“Officer Hanson” is a narrative that is based upon many actual happenings that the author has had with law enforcement and the courts. It provides a blueprint for better training for police and demonstrates how citizens can be responsible for peace and justice in our communities. An apathetic and ill-informed populace is the primary reason for the growing lack of respect for our men and women in blue.

If James Bryce is correct when he says, “The worth of a book is to be measured by what you can carry away from it,” then K. Arnold Beck’s “Officer Hanson, Compassion in Blue” is worthy indeed. His tale of Officer Hanson’s life as he stands by his beliefs in the face of many challenges has many teaching moments that readers will enjoy reading.'

Guest Information:

Kirk Beck is a former teacher and legal advocate passionate about educating others on their legal rights, especially through the use of affidavits and common law principles. You can find more about his work at https://affidavitsecrets.com.

Affidavit Secrets Course – Kirk Beck offers a 50% discount for listeners on his course about using affidavits to protect your rights and a free affidavit template via https://affidavitsecrets.com/josh

Kirk leaves listeners with a powerful message about compassion, respect, and the need for citizens to take responsibility for understanding and upholding their legal rights.

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