Section 9 – Exhibit 16 – filed January 5, 2004

          Edwards’ Motion To Claim and Exercise Constitutional Rights was imperative to her case as it required the “judge”, pursuant to his oath, to grant the Motion, since he swore an oath to the Constitution and to uphold Rights of Citizens.  Article VI of the federal Constitution, Sections 2 and 3, known as the Supremacy Clauses, require the oath, as do all state Constitutions, federal and state laws.  Our experience is that most judges will not openly deny the Constitution and deny this Motion.  Those who do, pursuant to their oaths, commit insurrection and sedition to the Constitution and treason against the Sovereign American Citizen. 

          Treason is defined, in part, in Article III, Section 3, of the federal Constitution, as adhering to the enemy and giving them aid and comfort.  The American Citizen is the Sovereign in this nation, not that government which serves him, pursuant to oaths taken.  Any “judge” who has previously taken an oath, as is required and as previously referenced, who then denies the powers of and Rights guaranteed in the Constitution, by denying this Motion, adheres to the enemy of the Sovereign, the enemy of this Nation, the enemy of the Law of the Land, gives that enemy aid and comfort, and, by his own actions, commits treason.  By this act, he has invoked the self-executing Sections 3 and 4 of the 14^th Amendment, vacates his office, all his decisions and rulings are null and void, without force or effect, whatsoever, and he is entitled to none of the benefits of his former office, including salary and pension.  Any such judge is a domestic enemy, and it is the duty of all Americans to expose enemies, both foreign and domestic.  Any such judge is also a domestic terrorist.  The filing of this Motion for Edwards was imperative.   Metris made no response to this Motion, so, by rule, the Motion should have been granted.  Harris, as usual, failed to abide by court rules and did not grant the Motion to Claim and Exercise Constitutional Rights, and in so doing, he committed sedition and insurrection to the Constitution and treason against the People    

          Her Motion follows on the next page.