An unrebutted affidavit stands as truth in court.  The affidavit must be notarized and sent by certified mail, return receipt requested. 

          The following affidavit, Exhibit 8, is a sample one that Edwards composed for this case but did not send.  Edwards only made charges that she could support with fact, law and evidence.  She made no unsupported charges.  Edwards relied upon the six letters and one affidavit attached to one of the letters as sufficient proof to support her lawful positions.  Based upon the actions of the court, which showed itself to be corrupt and/or incompetent, if Edwards were to repeat this case, she would send both the letters and the affidavit, by certified mail, return receipt requested.

          The affidavit must be notarized and sent by certified mail, return receipt requested.  An unrebutted affidavit stands as truth in Court.  If an opponent fails to respond to and/or fails to rebut charges made in the affidavit, and, further, failed to rebut charges made in previous letters, then the opponent agrees with and admits to the charges made in the letters as well as in affidavit.  Since the opponent admits to the charges, there is no controversy, and since the court can only hear matters in controversy, and there is none, then the case must be decided in favor of the one who sent the letters and the affidavit and against the one who failed to rebut them.  This is how the matter should be decided by any competent and honorable judge.  Unfortunately, since there are a few judges, but not many, who fit these categories, the Citizen must completely understand and be fully prepared to present his case.

          The affidavit is located on the following page.