Oaths and Bonds Fraud Corrupt Clerks Judges Courts.

Описание: Oaths and Bonds, Read below I asked, and was Denied Certified/Verfied copies of these & other Oaths.
**Fraud Corruption Courts, Clerks ,Judges **
Washtenaw County, Michigan*********NOTE: I quoted wrong law (mixed up ##) excerpt in video read corrected one below.
***Secretary of State Office of the Great Seal must have records of oaths and bonds.
calm down its my 2nd video ever ok

***Video is blurry for a quick second then clears

Michigan Compiled Law

M.C.L. 168.467(j) District court judges; oath of office.
Every person elected to the office of judge of the district court, before entering upon the duties of his office, shall take and subscribe to the oath as provided in section 1 of article 11 of the state constitution, and file the same with the secretary of state and a copy with each county clerk in his district.

During some time in 2015 the Washtenaw county clerks office finally obtained most or all of the judges oaths from SOS after someone's persistent inquiries however the oaths do not have any certifications/embossing/clerk/secretary seals and I don't believe the county clerk will provide any. The oaths are also questionable as to form and in the way they are signed and witnessed.

A Bond is Not an Insurance Policy.
A Bond guarantees Performance.

An office bond protects the public, the State, and taxes(allows) liens. If you breach a contract, fail to perform services which you have been paid for, and/or fail to pay an account which services were obtained, the bond could be liened. When the bond company pays out damages, this value must be paid back to the bonding company. Hiring an attorney to defend the suit could cost you over $4,000.00 in costs to you and you still need to repay the bonding company.
An INSURANCE POLICY compensates property loss.
An INSURANCE POLICY has a limit of coverage which will be available for defense and damages. You pay a little and the insurance company pays up to the limit of coverage. This limit is typically $1,000,000 for an occurrence. The damages paid out by the company will not be required to be paid back. You may have a deductible required per the policy conditions and that's it.