Private Offset Bond (an explanation of said instrument)

Originally Posted by Unregistered Look up United States of America v. Denny Ray Hardin, civil no. 1:09-CU-0447 filed in the US District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Submitting a BPN to a creditor is fraud.

So if its fraud why is it a civil case versus criminal?

Man who says he has own court and own bank gets five years
By SARA SHEPHERD and MARK MORRIS
The Kansas City Star

Kansas City man who claims to have his own court and his own bank has learned — again — that he couldn’t have his way in a real courtroom.

A Jackson County judge Wednesday revoked the probation of anti-government activist Denny R. Hardin and sent him to prison for five years. It was for Hardin violating a condition of his probation stating he must not make any court filings or appearances on behalf of anyone other than himself.

Though not an attorney, Hardin acted as his own lawyer Wednesday. He had been on probation since 2006, when a jury found him guilty of tampering with judicial proceedings. He wore blue jeans and a T-shirt printed with “Americans Republic Party” and “Don’t Tread on Me.” More than a dozen supporters wore the same shirt to the trial.

Hardin told Judge Stephen Nixon his overarching argument since 1991 has been the same. Hardin claims the judicial branch has been overthrown by “foreign agents” who are attempting to deny him the right to practice law.

“They don’t want me in their courts because I speak truth ... and know the constitutional law better than they do,” Hardin said. “I contend that this is a conspiracy against me.”

The judge reminded Hardin to focus on the task at hand, his alleged probation violations.

The first 45 minutes of the hearing were constantly interrupted by objections from Hardin. As the prosecuting attorney presented evidence and questioned witnesses, Hardin continued to object, at times once or more per sentence.

Among other things, Hardin said he signed his probation conditions “U.D.” — or under duress — and so the document should be thrown out.

During the hearing, Hardin told the court he had opened the Bank of Denny R. Hardin last year and that he issues bonded promissory notes.

Hardin’s activism began in 1991, after law enforcement agents seized his girlfriend’s beloved 1977 Corvette, which they called “Betsy.” Authorities claimed a drug deal went down inside the car and seized it under Missouri’s Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act, but the couple disagreed and went to court to get it back. They didn’t have enough money for a lawyer, so Hardin vowed to handle the case himself. They didn’t get the car back.

On Wednesday, Hardin acknowledged that he had prepared legal documents for another person and that they were filed in other county courts. But he said since they weren’t filed by his own hand, they shouldn’t count. Hardin’s witness, his daughter Christina Hardin, acknowledged under cross examination that she had filed documents on his behalf.

Hardin can appeal the judge’s ruling regarding his probation violation, and plans to do so. “I understand your rules,” Hardin told the judge when asked if the appeals procedure was clear. “They are a violation of law.”

Hardin was taken into custody immediately following the ruling. As deputies led him out, Hardin looked at attendees in the gallery and said:

“God’s will be done, people. Now I get to write that letter to the president of the United States from the Jackson County Jail.”

To reach Sara Shepherd, call 816-234-4366 or send e-mail to sshepherd@kcstar.com.

Posted on Wed, Aug. 12, 2009 10:39 PM

Denny Ray Hardin is, to my knowledge, incarcerated as of yesterday in the Missouri Department of Corrections for a period of years. To those who continue to follow his nonsensical reasoning, please consider that Denny Ray Hardin has not been at all successful in his efforts and, further, that his efforts have played a part in his present incarceration. Lastly, its hard to believe that anyone can take anything Mr. Hardin writes or says with any seriousness. Its pure comedy. However, its hard not to appreciate how many people fall into the trap of irrational thought. I feel sorry for those who spend thier time or money on a strategy that has no liklihood of success rather than focusing thier efforts on legal strategies that offer a chance of success. Good luck.

Denny was not incarcerated because of the BPN'S. and just because a biased reporter wrote this article does not mean it is the truth.

Originally Posted by Unregistered Man who says he has own court and own bank gets five years By SARA SHEPHERD and MARK MORRIS The Kansas City Star Kansas City man who claims to have his own court and his own bank has learned — again — that he couldn’t have his way in a real courtroom. A Jackson County judge Wednesday revoked the probation of anti-government activist Denny R. Hardin and sent him to prison for five years. It was for Hardin violating a condition of his probation stating he must not make any court filings or appearances on behalf of anyone other than himself. Though not an attorney, Hardin acted as his own lawyer Wednesday. He had been on probation since 2006, when a jury found him guilty of tampering with judicial proceedings. He wore blue jeans and a T-shirt printed with “Americans Republic Party” and “Don’t Tread on Me.” More than a dozen supporters wore the same shirt to the trial. Hardin told Judge Stephen Nixon his overarching argument since 1991 has been the same. Hardin claims the judicial branch has been overthrown by “foreign agents” who are attempting to deny him the right to practice law. “They don’t want me in their courts because I speak truth ... and know the constitutional law better than they do,” Hardin said. “I contend that this is a conspiracy against me.” The judge reminded Hardin to focus on the task at hand, his alleged probation violations. The first 45 minutes of the hearing were constantly interrupted by objections from Hardin. As the prosecuting attorney presented evidence and questioned witnesses, Hardin continued to object, at times once or more per sentence. Among other things, Hardin said he signed his probation conditions “U.D.” — or under duress — and so the document should be thrown out. During the hearing, Hardin told the court he had opened the Bank of Denny R. Hardin last year and that he issues bonded promissory notes. Hardin’s activism began in 1991, after law enforcement agents seized his girlfriend’s beloved 1977 Corvette, which they called “Betsy.” Authorities claimed a drug deal went down inside the car and seized it under Missouri’s Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act, but the couple disagreed and went to court to get it back. They didn’t have enough money for a lawyer, so Hardin vowed to handle the case himself. They didn’t get the car back. On Wednesday, Hardin acknowledged that he had prepared legal documents for another person and that they were filed in other county courts. But he said since they weren’t filed by his own hand, they shouldn’t count. Hardin’s witness, his daughter Christina Hardin, acknowledged under cross examination that she had filed documents on his behalf. Hardin can appeal the judge’s ruling regarding his probation violation, and plans to do so. “I understand your rules,” Hardin told the judge when asked if the appeals procedure was clear. “They are a violation of law.” Hardin was taken into custody immediately following the ruling. As deputies led him out, Hardin looked at attendees in the gallery and said: “God’s will be done, people. Now I get to write that letter to the president of the United States from the Jackson County Jail.” To reach Sara Shepherd, call 816-234-4366 or send e-mail to sshepherd@kcstar.com. Posted on Wed, Aug. 12, 2009 10:39 PM

just a little info. Denny was not incarcerated for anything that has to do with his bonds.And he has had several successes with his bonds. I will not criticize people for their opinions, but thats just what they are. I will let GOD do the judging.

Originally Posted by Unregistered Denny Ray Hardin is, to my knowledge, incarcerated as of yesterday in the Missouri Department of Corrections for a period of years. To those who continue to follow his nonsensical reasoning, please consider that Denny Ray Hardin has not been at all successful in his efforts and, further, that his efforts have played a part in his present incarceration. Lastly, its hard to believe that anyone can take anything Mr. Hardin writes or says with any seriousness. Its pure comedy. However, its hard not to appreciate how many people fall into the trap of irrational thought. I feel sorry for those who spend thier time or money on a strategy that has no liklihood of success rather than focusing thier efforts on legal strategies that offer a chance of success. Good luck.

Originally Posted by Unregistered Has this been put to the test yet, or is this just what you think? I'm pretty sure that if you killed someone, YOU would be on trial for murder and not your straw man. And I put "YOU" in all caps for emphasis only (I know some of these programs preach that if your name is in all caps it's not really you). And when you are convicted, you, the flesh and blood free man on the soil, or whatever the particular group you subscribe to told you to label yourself, will be jailed. There are no magic words or phrases you can utter in front of a judge that will save you from that fate. Think logically, people. If the powers-that-be knew of all these loopholes as we're told they do, wouldn't you think they'd have done something about them already? And if judges know this stuff, how come judges are convicted of crimes and sent to jail like the rest of the criminals out there?

Maybe you should do your own research instead of spouting about what you obviously can;t grasp.

Originally Posted by Unregistered Denny was not incarcerated because of the BPN'S. and just because a biased reporter wrote this article does not mean it is the truth.

I was at the kangaroo court and this article is full of half truths. The article tells about his daughter but fails to report all of the testimony that proved his innocence.

big ole scam---avoid!!!

Originally Posted by Unregistered Look up United States of America v. Denny Ray Hardin, civil no. 1:09-CU-0447 filed in the US District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Submitting a BPN to a creditor is fraud.

REALLY! Then why is it a civil case and not criminal? Most crimes are prosecuted criminally. Seems they don't have proof it is fraud or it would be criminal.

Originally Posted by Unregistered big ole scam---avoid!!!

WHERE'S YOUR PROOF!