# The Tennessee Assembly

> Welcome Home to the Land and Soil Where We, The People, Hold General Concurrent Jurisdiction


## Posts

- [Public Notice of Elected Officials 3rd Notice](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/public-notice-of-elected-officials-3rd-notice/): The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction Public Notice of Elected Officials The Election Committee for The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction hereby gives public notice of the results of the election held on the 5th day of December, 2025. Upon review, tally, and confirmation of all valid votes, the following individuals have been elected by the people to their respective offices and will serve a four (4) year term: Office Officials General Assembly Chairman Debbie Jo Gilman© Jural Assembly Chairman Randy Styer © Militia Assembly Chairman Ryan Genther© Marshal at Arms David Schuster© Court Recorder Faith Johns ©…
- [Public Notice of Elected Officials 2nd Notice](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/public-notice-of-elected-officials-2nd-notice/): Public Notice of Elected Officials The Election Committee for The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction hereby gives public notice of the results of the election held on the 5th day of December, 2025. This is the second notice for Public Record. December 17th 2025. Upon review, tally, and confirmation of all valid votes, the following individuals have been elected by the people to their respective offices and will serve a four (4) year term: Office Officials General Assembly Chairman Debbie Jo Gilman© Jural Assembly Chairman Randy Styer © Militia Assembly Chairman Ryan Genther© Marshal at Arms David Schuster© Court…
- [Public Notice of Elected Officials](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/public-notice-of-elected-officials/): Public Notice of Elected Officials The Election Committee for The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction hereby gives public notice of the results of the election held on the 5th day of December, 2025. Upon review, tally, and confirmation of all valid votes, the following individuals have been elected by the people to their respective offices and will serve a four (4) year term: Office Officials General Assembly Chairman Debbie Jo Gilman© Jural Assembly Chairman Randy Styer © Militia Assembly Chairman Ryan Genther© Marshal at Arms David Schuster© Court Recorder Faith Johns © Court Clerk Eileen Brigantino© Bondsman Kenny Goolsby© Treasurer…
- [Certification of Election Results](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/certification-of-election-results/): The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction This Certification serves as the official and public record of the Election held on the 5th day of December, 2025, under the authority of The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction. The Election Committee hereby certifies: The Election Committee hereby certifies: Office Candidate Status General Assembly Chairman Debbie Jo Gilman© Elected Jural Assembly Chairman Randy Styer © Elected Militia Assembly Chairman Ryan Genther© Elected Marshal at Arms David Schuster© Elected Court Recorder Faith Johns © Elected Court Clerk Eileen Brigantino© Elected Bondsman Kenny Goolsby© Elected Treasurer Kimberly Bullard© Elected Coroner Tim Houghton© Elected…
- [NOTICE OF ELECTION](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/notice-of-election-5/): The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction Be it known to all concerned and affected parties that a Public Election shall be duly held under the authority of The Tennessee Assembly for the purpose of filling the vacant public offices and positions hereinafter declared, within the Land and Soil Jurisdiction of Tennessee. Said election shall be conducted in accordance with established procedures governing such public processes. Each duly elected official shall serve a term of four (4) years.  This notice is entered into the Public Record as a matter of official and lawful documentation to provide notice and transparency to…
- [Notice of Election](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/notice-of-election-4/): Land and Soil Jurisdiction Scheduled for December 5th 2025 7pm CST  Be it known to all concerned and affected parties that a Public Election shall be duly held under the authority of The Tennessee Assembly for the purpose of filling the vacant public offices and positions hereinafter declared, within the Land and Soil Jurisdiction of Tennessee. Said election shall be conducted in accordance with established procedures governing such public processes. Each duly elected official shall serve a term of four (4) years.  This notice is entered into the Public Record as a matter of official and lawful documentation to provide notice…
- [NOTICE OF ELECTION](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/notice-of-election-3/): The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction Be it known this is the third Notice posted on the 19th day of November 2025 to all concerned and affected parties that a Public Election shall be duly held under the authority of The Tennessee Assembly for the purpose of filling the vacant public offices and positions hereinafter declared, within the Land and Soil Jurisdiction of Tennessee. Said election shall be conducted in accordance with established procedures governing such public processes. Each duly elected official shall serve a term of four (4) years. This notice is entered into the Public Record as…
- [NOTICE OF ELECTION](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/notice-of-election-2/): NOTICE OF ELECTION The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction Be it known this is the second Notice posted on the 12th day of November 2025 to all concerned and affected parties that a Public Election shall be duly held under the authority of The Tennessee Assembly for the purpose of filling the vacant public offices and positions hereinafter declared, within the Land and Soil Jurisdiction of Tennessee. Said election shall be conducted in accordance with established procedures governing such public processes. Each duly elected official shall serve a term of four (4) years. This notice is entered into the…
- [NOTICE OF ELECTION](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/notice-of-election/): Notice of Election  The Tennessee Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction Be it known to all concerned and affected parties that a Public Election shall be duly held under the authority of The Tennessee Assembly for the purpose of filling the vacant public offices and positions hereinafter declared, within the Land and Soil Jurisdiction of Tennessee. Said election shall be conducted in accordance with established procedures governing such public processes. Each duly elected official shall serve a term of four (4) years.  This notice is entered into the Public Record as a matter of official and lawful documentation to provide notice…
- [PUBLIC NOTICE 2.19.2025](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/public-notice-2-19-2025/): This is public notice posted as of 2.19.2025 Next GA Meeting 3.4.2025 the Assembly will hold a confidence vote to confirm Ryan Genther as Militia Commander (Pro Tem)/Militia Assembly Chair (Pro Tem). If you would like to run for this office please speak up and let us know at info@ttna.odoo.com.
- [How to Build an Assembly Presentation](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/how-to-build-an-assembly-presentation/): This presentation was presented by Lisa on Ohio. “How to Build an Assembly” Presentation by Lisa on Ohio 1.24.25 here : All the docs to the Presentation by Lisa on Ohio are available to be emailed to you by contacting us at info@ttna.odoo.com
- [State Assembly Militia](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/state-assembly-militia/): “Duties of The Assembly Militia(County/State/Federal Republic)”Militias began in 1636, when colonists formed Militias to defend their community. The Militias dutystill focuses on domestic emergencies, which can range from armed insurrection, to naturaldisasters, to enforce the laws. In the aftermath of a natural disaster, such as a hurricane orearthquake, The Militia members may have to keep order, restore roads, restore communicationsand provide drinkable water. The State Assembly Militia by AnnaActual State Militias are not the same as State of State Militias. State Militias are manned by StateCitizens who are members of the State Assembly. Similar to the system of the SwissCantons,…
- [Continental Marshals](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/continental-marshals/): “Continental Marshals (Federal)”The Continental Marshals are not land jurisdiction officers. They work for the land jurisdictionstates and people living in their postal districts to protect and defend the international rights andpowers retained by the states and people under Article 10 …. The Continental Marshals are notunder the control or authority of any Grand Jury. Likewise, Continental Marshals are not underthe control or authority of any State Justice. The Continental Marshals work for the Federal PostalDistrict Courts set up by the people in their district for the purpose of prosecuting internationalcrimes that occur in the undelegated jurisdiction created by Article 10.…
- [Marshal-at-Arms](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/marshal-at-arms/): “Marshal-at-Arms” via AnnaIn most State Jural Assemblies, the security for Assembly functions, meetings, and meetingspaces, is provided by an elected Marshal-at-Arms… Their duty with respect to the State JuralAssembly is to provide a safe location for meetings, to be prepared to remove disruptiveparticipants, to be aware of any suspicious” activities (such as bringing in contraband) and tohelp organize the State Militia.— Excerpt p.52 The Jural Assembly HandbookFinally, each State has a Marshal-at-Arms, who is responsible for the security of the State JuralAssembly, its records, its Officers, and its Membership during meetings, also for securing theMeeting Place prior to and immediately…
- [State Justices and Judges](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/state-justices-and-judges/): “Duties of State Justices and Judges”Judges perform the following duties – Read through lawful documents to make determinationsabout pre-trial issues, motions and final rulings; assist with monitoring jury selection, along withinstructing the jury and managing them during a trial; listen to arguments from plaintiffs anddefendants to determine the facts of a case and come to a ruling; ask questions of witnesses andlegal counsel to make the right decisions regarding issues that may occur during a trial or hearing;meet with lawful counsel to discuss and decide upon objections, pretrial motions, evidence anddiscovery issues; determine proper sentencing, monetary fees and damages to…
- [Trial Jury](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/trial-jury/): Duties of the Trial Jury (Criminal/Civil)Their job is to decide which side to believe at a formal criminal trial, or in other words, to render averdict of guilt or innocence. Smaller than a grand jury, a trial jury usually consists of six to twelvepeople. Trial court procedure is extremely strict and controlled entirely by the judge. Each partyin a trial typically has an attorney. Unlike a grand jury, a trial jury usually has no say in whatevidence they get to see. Evidence in trials is carefully chosen by each party’s attorney and mustadhere to a set of rules designed to…
- [Grand Juries](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/grand-juries/): Duties of the Grand JuryA Grand Jury is a jury – a group of Citizens – empowered by law to conduct lawful proceedingsand investigate potential criminal conduct, and determine whether criminal charges should bebrought. A grand jury may subpoena physical evidence or a Person to testify. A grand jury isseparate from the courts, which do not preside over its functioning. Grand juries perform bothaccusatory and investigatory functions. The investigatory functions of grand juries includeobtaining and reviewing documents and other evidence, and hearing sworn testimonies ofwitnesses who appear before it; the accusatory function determines whether there is probablecause to believe that…
- [Serving as a Juror](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/serving-as-a-juror/): “Duties of Jurors”In a criminal trial, they are charged with the responsibility of deciding whether, on the facts of thecase, a person is guilty or not guilty of the offence for which he/she has been charged. The jurymust reach its verdict by considering the evidence introduced in court. During all stages of thetrial, jurors may take notes of proceedings. Jurors may also pass notes to the foreman orforewoman of the jury to ask the judge to explain certain aspects of the case.At the conclusion of the trial, jurors are given an issue paper, which states the issues that the jurymust…
- [Bondsperson](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/bondsperson/): “Duties of the County Bondsperson”When someone is arrested for a crime, a bail bondsperson pays the bail so that person can gofree until it is time for the trial. The bondsperson charges a fee of 10-15% of the total cash bondassigned by the court. If the person doesn’t appear for trial, the bondsperson must either find theperson or hire someone (known as a bail enforcement agent, fugitive recovery agent, or bountyhunter) to find the person and bring him or her back. The bail is arranged by pledging either cash or assets, and acting as a surety for the criminalsuspect. Bail…
- [County Coroner](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/county-coroner/): “Duties of the County Coroner”Coroners are responsible for conducting investigations to determine cause and mode of death.Their work requires them to be on call 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. Coroners are calledupon to direct the activities of a number of forensic professionals, including investigators, forensicpathologists, toxicologists, forensic technicians, and staff physicians. The activities of theseprofessionals, through the coroner’s inquest, are directed to investigate the circumstancessurrounding a suspicious, violent, or accidental death and determine the cause and theresponsible parties for the death.However, a candidate’s resume should clearly detail knowledge of – gathering information,interviewing techniques, basic rules of evidence,…
- [County Justice of the Peace](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/county-justice-of-the-peace/): “Duties of the County Justice of the Peace”Justices of the Peace have the authority to perform lower-level judicial functions. Their power canbe divided into ministerial and judicial areas. Most of their duties are administrative and includethe approval of documents and the sanctification of affidavits and official declarations.Their duties may include officiating secular marriage and civil union ceremonies, witnessingaffidavits and autographs, taking depositions, issuing subpoenas and taking acknowledgements.They may serve as a judge on small claims court or misdemeanor offenses, conduct inquests andprovide mediation.Justices of the Peace can also issue warrants. Most commonly, they issue arrest warrants forpeople who have written…
- [Court Clerk (County & State)](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/court-clerk-county-state/): “Duties of the Court Clerk (County/State)”A Court Clerk is an administrative worker in the criminal and civil justice systems, providingsupport to judges, attorneys and other officers of the court. They manage all secretarial dutiesincluding maintaining court records, distributing orders of the court, and preparing meetingagendas. They ensure that all court processes run smoothlyand effectively.More specifically, a Court Clerk – upholds all court files and records to ensure they stay up-to-date and accessible; records the minutes of meetings and court proceedings; assists in all officemanagement and administrative processes; creates calendars of cases to be called; prepare anddistribute court orders including probation…
- [Deputy Sheriff](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/deputy-sheriff/): Duties of the Deputy SheriffsDeputy Sheriffs provide Peace Officer services in counties. This includes protecting citizens andproperty by patrolling neighborhoods, citing reckless drivers, making arrests, responding to callsfor assistance and serving warrants; as well as booking and processing prisoners and crimescene investigation. This may include assisting during natural disasters and other emergencies,and guarding disaster areas; plus maintaining peace and security in courtrooms, the serving ofcourt documents, escort detainees to and from court proceedings, and prepare and keep records.
- [County Sheriff](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/county-sheriff/): The County Sheriff by AnnaThe County Sheriff elected by the County Jural Assembly Members is the top Public Law Officialin the country. Within the physical boundaries of his County, he is the embodiment of the PublicLaw and its chief enforcer. Because he works for the soil jurisdiction, the actual County Sheriff isa “Peacekeeping Official”. Peacekeepers work for the people, the land and the soil. LawEnforcement Officers (LEOs) work for “persons” — the corporations and their shareholders6operating as incorporated States of State, like the “State of Ohio”. (We have been well andthoroughly confused and duped into thinking that their “County Sheriff’…
- [Recording Secretaries](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/recording-secretaries/): Recording Secretaries are absolutely key to bringing people home to the land and soil. And without men and women coming home to the land, we can’t build our Assemblies! Your role is to serve as an International Notarial Witness and to record status correction documents, babydeeds, land patents, or other important documents that need to be made part of the public record. From Article 3305: “For the State Recording Secretaries”:“Being a Recording Secretary is an honor and a public office. It’s not equivalent to being a Rotary Club Secretary. It involves being responsible for Public Records and dedicated to Public…
- [State & County Coordinators](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/state-assembly-coordinator/): The role of the State assembly Coordinator is serve as liaisons between the Federation and their State Assembly during this organizational process. The Coordinators, both State and County, work for the Federation. They are not elected State or County officials, nor are they appointed by the State Assembly. As they work for the Federation, the Federation has the hiring and firing responsibility. They try to honor the desires of the local assembly, but sometimes it is not in the best interest of the assembly to do so. The important thing to know is that the Federation always has the Assembly’s…
- [Members of a Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/members-of-a-committee/): Committees are populated by interested members of the General Assembly. They make their voice heard and raise their hand to be part of a forming committee. They must be an eligible American State National or American State Citizen in good standing. As a member of a committee, you are responsible to:
- [Pillar Secretary](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/pillar-secretary/): The Pillar Secretary’s position is vital to the Pillar’s function. Highly organized and self motivated people are encouraged to fill this role. A Pillar Secretary’s job includes:
- [Committee Chairs and Co-Chairs](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/committee-chairs-and-co-chairs/): Congratulations! You were elected to fill vital roles in running your Committee. Both your roles do similar functions. The difference is that the Co-chair will either partner with or take on the Chair responsibilities in his absence from the meeting and at times take on special assignments as delegated by the Chairperson. Here is your job description: A. You lead the meeting and discussion according to the Committee’s mission. B. You make sure that everyone who stood up to be included in the Committee gets the fair chance to be heard and participate. C. You take the lead on making…
- [Committee Secretaries](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/committee-secretaries/): Congratulations! Becoming a Committee Secretary is an important and vital role in the Assembly. It is a trusted role and key to keeping good communication about important happenings and information amongst the Assembly members. Here is your job description: A. You partner with the Committee Chair and Co-Chair to create the agenda. You make sure the agenda is in writing. It’s the record of your Committee’s plan. B. You send out meeting invites and reminders to your Committee members. C. You are entrusted with taking the Committee Meeting Minutes. Meeting Minutes must have the following: D. You make sure any…
- [Process and Paperwork](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/process-and-paperwork/): So you are just starting out on your journey to becoming a State National and just have some questions on where to begin. All documents listed below are in the proper format and may include local Tennessee laws that pertain to our standing as American State Nationals so DO NOT ALTER the forms other than to add your personal information in the logical spots. If you have questions – ask.     To lawfully declare yourself an American State National all you need is the appropriate 1779 Declaration form, copy of your birth certificate, and your 2 properly completed witness statements.…
- [Hello Tennesseans](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/hello-world/): International Public Notice: Use the ILRPS By Anna Von Reitz Since the beginning of our work describing and documenting the outrageous fraud schemes which have been employed to deceive and defraud nearly everyone on Earth, there has been a need for people to step forward and identify themselves and assert their political status.  What we found was that most land recording offices were either already shut down or in the process of being shut down, so that in many countries there was no longer any official public means of recording such information.   And those recording offices that stayed open were largely guarded…
- [Quarterly news letter](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/hello-world-2/)

## Pages

- [Agenda](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/meeting-access-agenda/): How To Get Heard All committees are formed in a General Assembly meeting, where all qualified participants have an equal opportunity to join, which at present includes being fully status corrected and published while having completed the New Member Orientation classes, domiciled on Tennessee for at least one year and one day, autographed & thumb printed the Participation Agreement. Committee sizes will generally be around 3-5 to function minimally. New members may attend these committee meetings as guest upon invitation, but may not nominate for any committee office or vote in committee matters. There are recommended and necessary committees under…
- [Militia Affairs Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/militia-affairs-committee/): Each Assembly is now engaged in setting up a simple subcommittee to deal with its own Militia Affairs—- and the primary job of this subcommittee is to supply the Militia with men and materials needed to promote the general public safety within the borders of their State.This Committee is the proper place for the Militia to bring forward projects and needs and supply requests for review and budget allocations going forward, and this, the Militia Affairs Committee, is also the group charged with working with the Militia to develop public safety plans.Public Safety is the fundamental concern of all the…
- [EMERGENCY UPDATES](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/militia-assembly-pillar/emergency-updates/): The PKTF has recommended KaYoTomD10 Global Walkie-Talkie in case of emergency. Please consider purchasing one of these. The Militia Assembly will be putting in a bulk order soon. Please contact the Militia to let them know you want one and donate to help cover the cost to the Assembly Cash App . Make sure to earmark your donation “Radio for (your name)”. SEE THE RADIOS. Relief efforts for Hurricane Helen are still on going. The Tennessee Assembly donated supplies and water to drop off sites in East Tennessee including Newport. Volunteers drove the supplies to the drop off locations. Recently,…
- [Privacy Policy](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/privacy-policy/): Who we are Our website address is: https://thetennesseeassembly.org. Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be provided to the Gravatar service to see if you are using it. The Gravatar service privacy policy is available here: https://automattic.com/privacy/. After approval of your comment, your profile picture is visible to the public in the context of your comment. Media If you upload images to…
- [Events](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/events/): Events may be created by the Tennessee General Assembly as a whole or stand alone by any Assembly Pillar. More often then not the Militia and the General Assembly will at times throughout a year create an event win which the entire Assembly is invited. When such is the case the event will geared toward introducing the crowd to Pillar specific information.
- [Education Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/militia-assembly-pillar/education-committee/): Develops tests and educational materials and programs to train Militia members. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations. The popular Health & Wellness Committee under this Education Committee has put out a new newsletter: Here is the link to the Zoom recorded presentation on WBAN this past Sunday, July 14, 2024 from the Health and Wellness Committee under this Education Committee:  https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/i_BqGseZbPtcTlaQOTXkQ1mn38FJKskJAwp-1huIYe1zgDdGsxJ-HOp7MSDKK27J.xJkSnGzy1A64_tyo WBAN Recorded Presentation  Passcode: TE1L$Qt@  Here is the special document on purifying your water.
- [About](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/about/): “The purpose of a State Assembly is to protect the people who live within the borders of their State, to protect the assets of those people, and preserve their birthright as Americans. The further purpose of a State Assembly is to uphold and enforce the Public Law — including enforcement of the Federal Constitutions. State Assemblies are supposed to make all major decisions about State-owned property and resources, to form the fundamental nexus of the American Government in international jurisdiction, to educate new generations of Americans about their own history and government, and do all the other things necessary to…
- [References](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/first-steps/references-for-ongoing-self-education/): Links to external websites and internal Assembly materials are here for your personal and continuous education on the road to self-governing under a constitutionally guaranteed Republican Government. https://tasa.americanstatenationals.org https://globalfamilygroup.com/lrps.html https://members.americanstatenationals.us https://training-sia.americanstatenationals.org https://www.annavonreitz.com https://training.federationofamerica.org Credential Cards If you have been waiting to order your credentials cards ($50 for 2) and/or if you already have a credentials card but would like to order the updated version (the fees tab doesn’t have the replacement card cost, yet).  This is new for the recording secretaries and coordinators as well, so we appreciate your patience as we learn the new system. They now have a…
- [Operations Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/militia-assembly-pillar/operations-committee/): Develops short and long-term operational goals for the State Assembly Militia, creates plans to implement projects and goals, evaluates Militia readiness, acts as oversight for the Militia, works with the Ombudsman’s Office to resolve complaints related to the Militia and Militia Service, works with the Peacekeeping Task Force to coordinate joint operations, when appropriate, with Constitutional Sheriffs and with Continental Marshals Service personnel. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Provisions Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/militia-assembly-pillar/provisions-committee/): Acts as the Quartermaster for the Militia, evaluates needs and means to meet those needs for equipment and other provisions needed to carry out Militia duties. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Membership Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/militia-assembly-pillar/membership-committee/): Evaluates candidates and vets them for specific jobs within the Assembly Militia, seeks to encourage participation in the Militia, understanding of the Militia’s role, and support of the Militia’s functions. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Privacy Policy](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/privacy-policy/): Who we are Suggested text: Our website address is: http://thetennesseeassembly.org. Comments Suggested text: When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be provided to the Gravatar service to see if you are using it. The Gravatar service privacy policy is available here: https://automattic.com/privacy/. After approval of your comment, your profile picture is visible to the public in the context of your comment. Media Suggested…
- [Password Reset](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/password-reset/): [ultimatemember_password]
- [Account](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/account/): [ultimatemember_account]
- [Logout](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/logout/)
- [Members](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/members/): [ultimatemember form_id=”213″]
- [Register](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/register/): [ultimatemember form_id=”210″]
- [Login](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/login/): [ultimatemember form_id=”211″]
- [User](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/user/): [ultimatemember form_id=”212″]
- [Litigation Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/jural-assembly-pillar/litigation-committee/): Works with Assembly Members who have active litigation concerns to assist them with asserting their position with respect to the foreign courts and educating them to avoid entrapment. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Coroner’s Office Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/jural-assembly-pillar/coroners-office-committee/): Takes on the oversight functions for the Coroner’s Office, investigates complaints and works with the Coroner and his staff to improve their service and capabilities, record keeping, and end of life services. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Sheriff’s Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/jural-assembly-pillar/sheriffs-committee/): Works with the County Sheriffs to evaluate and bring forward the concerns of the Assembly County Sheriffs to better assist them in the performance of their duties. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Congressional Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/international-business-assembly-pillar/congressional-committee/): The Congressional Committee primarily vets candidates for Congressional offices in the Continental Congress and (once the reconstruction is complete) will also vet candidates for the United States Congressional Delegation, will receive nominations, publish election notices, conduct elections for these offices, provide ballots, and secure and announce the election results. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [International Security and Education Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/international-business-assembly-pillar/international-security-and-education-committee/): The International Security and Education Committee reads and assesses the international and global news, trends, keeps up with Security issues and concerns, is briefed on international issues impacting the States of the Union by the Federation, and may make presentations and recommendations to the Tennessee General Assembly. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Office of the Marshal at Arms](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/office-of-the-marshal-at-arms/): Ensures safety and decorum at all meetings and events; caretaker of the flag, works with the Elections Committee to secure ballots. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations. A standardized handbook is ready for the General Assembly to look at and help revise. Please download the PDF file below and read it with an eye on details such as spelling, overall content development as well continuity throughout the handbook. David Shuster is our current Marshall At Arms Pro Tempore’ and does appreciate you participation in this critical step in fulfilling the final stages for establishing the Office of the…
- [General Elections Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/general-elections-and-quorum-committee/): 1.  Handles notices and candidate publications, sets dates, promotes participation in elections, provides ballots, poll watchers, and ballot security. 2.  The General Election Committee announces election results and arranges for the publication of the results of State Election.  County Election Committees are responsible for County Election activities. Chair: Dennis Cain © Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations – TBA Public Notice Elected Officials NOTICE OF ELECTION Certification of Election Results Elections Process Explanation and Record Summary
- [Vetting Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/vetting-committee/): Approves membership and reviews candidate eligibility. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Ombudsman Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/ombudsman-committee/): Provides conflict resolution guidance within the Assembly. The Ombudsman process applied in lieu of going to court is preferred. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Oversight Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/oversight-committee/): Provides general oversight and forum for complaints. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [Records Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/records-committee/): The Records Committee keeps, organizes, and tracks all the paperwork associated with the actual land and soil and living people. This committee is made up of State Recording Secretaries and Public Notaries. These officers are trained and overseen by this committee to keep all the records in tact. Assists and oversees Recording Secretaries. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Looking for the video of a recent PUBLIC meeting? Email your request for Minutes and/or the video record of a particular public meeting to info@ttna.odoo.com. You must include picture ID, the name, and date of the public meeting. Please note: Video records are kept…
- [Events Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/events-committee/): Plans and executes events, meetings, and set up elections. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations.
- [New Member Orientation Committee](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/new-member-orientation-committee/): Provides support and educational guidance for New Members. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Needs A Volunteer
- [Training](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/training/)
- [News](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/news/): The PKTF has recommended KaYoTomD10 Global Walkie-Talkie in case of emergency. Please consider purchasing one of these. The Militia Assembly will be putting in a bulk order soon. Please contact the Militia to let them know you want one and donate to help cover the cost to the Assembly Cash App $DebbieJoGilman. Make sure to earmark your donation “Radio for (your name)”. SEE THE RADIOS. New Redesign of Credentials Cards Incoming Paul Brandl, who is in charge of creating Credentials cards for The ASA, has sent forms to assist in adding information to your newly revamped credential cards. As some…
- [Jural Assembly](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/jural-assembly-pillar/): Jural Assemblies are the organizational units of land and soil jurisdiction courts. During the assembly phase of reconstruction, the Jural Assembly bears the responsibility of getting these courts up and running. The State Jural Assembly takes up judicial issues that affect the People of the State and theenforcement of the Public Law, including enforcement of the Constitutions and running thePeople’s Court and elections related to the Courts and Peacekeeping functions and officials.Unlike the State General Assembly, the State Jural Assembly runs all year long and pretty muchtwenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The State Jural Assembly, like the…
- [International Business Assembly](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/international-business-assembly-pillar/): The IBA is a fully functioning Assembly within The Tennessee Assembly. It is populated by only qualified American State Citizens that hold no other allegiances to any other county, state, or state of state. The IBA meetings are private as they are not open to everyone except those American State Citizens that meet the singular quality of no other allegiances than to Tennessee. Chair: Vacant Co-chair: Randy Scribe/Secretary: vacant
- [General Assembly](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/general-assembly-pillar/): Who is Invited to the General Assembly? – The General Assembly is open to the public – all in attendance on the virtual meeting need to disclose themselves or they will be dropped from the meeting. All participants should also be in good standing (defined in the Points of Order below), who have lived on Tennessee as their home for a minimum of one year and one day. “The purpose of a State Assembly is to protect the people who live within the borders of their State, to protect the assets of those people, and preserve their birthright as Americans.…
- [Venue Dashboard](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/venue-dashboard/): [venue_dashboard]
- [Submit Venue Form](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/submit-venue-form/): [submit_venue_form]
- [Event Organizers](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/event-organizers/): [event_organizers]
- [Organizer Dashboard](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/organizer-dashboard/): [organizer_dashboard]
- [Submit Organizer Form](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/submit-organizer-form/): [submit_organizer_form]
- [Militia Assembly](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/militia-assembly-pillar/): To contact the Tennessee Assembly Militia leadership, please email Militia@TTMA.Odoo.com We the People are also the Militia. Had We the People kept up the presence of a “well regulated” Militia all these many years since arriving on the shores of a new land, the one we call America, perhaps the current condition of things would not have transpired to the level of madness we see mushrooming today. Chair: Co-chair: Scribe/Secretary: Committee meeting times and locations. The Assembly Militia is focused on promoting public safety within the boundaries of their State and is the “well-regulated” militia guaranteed to each State for…
- [Home](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/): Welcome Home to the Tennessee Land and Soil Jurisdiction! Have you ever wondered why what we all call “the Law of the Land” is so elusive? And, disregarded by the institutions that are supposed to be protecting us? Namely, the government, police, and the courts? The reason for any government to exist is to protect the people and their property. That’s it. As an American and a Tennessean, you deserve the protections and remedies that have been hidden from you for generations. The good news is that many historians and researchers have spent countless hours researching the intended governmental structure. The…
- [Self-Education Is Ongoing](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/first-steps/classes/): The Tennessee Assembly offers weekly classes on Saturday afternoon and bi weekly classes every other Tuesday evening. In these Virtual classes you will learn about the structure of the Assembly and how you can contribute. These classes are considered mandatory if you plan to hold office, vote or become part of our community. See the events page for login info here: https://thetennesseeassembly.org/events/ Here is a link to the reading of the Coordinator’s Handbook by chapters: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlrcIMHM7eiQKKk-e9cUN2XzianIoLgjh&si=I4nn7D4kLLSCgNmt Dave Russel on Alabama has a new website for the Notice Placard for auto (placed in back windows): https://www.asnplatesandmore.us/#headerThese aren’t ‘license plates’ and Anna…
- [Contact Us](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/contacts/): How to reach The Tennessee Assembly The Tennessee Assembly Coordinator The Tennessee Assembly Secretary Records Committee (Recording Secretaries) Militia Assembly Officers To join us on live public events, please see the EVENTS tab in the main menu Anna von Reitz – Find all of Anna’s articles all in one place! Search Anna Von Reitz – A convenient site to search all of Anna’s articles by keyword LRO login – Login or set up an Account with the Land Recording Office TASA – The American States Assembly main website and learning portal Global Family – Login to your Prosperity Account with…
- [IRS](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/first-steps/references-for-ongoing-self-education/irs/): https://www.bitchute.com/video/5QAJfrluHCOZ source The Ohio Assembly Land and Soil Jurisdiction “IRS letter response: There are templates for letters and how to complete the voucher that you will return to them w/the cover letter example (in the text section, it’s not a template down-load) w/your SS# w/out hyphens: https://tasa.americanstatenationals.org/next-steps-af-ter-sending-your-revocation-letters/ REMEMBER: We are awaiting the IRS voucher with our SS# minus hyphens, i.e.,: 123445678w/the voucher or any replies to IRS…1st time IRS letter response: send a ‘copy’ of your 1stNotice letter (write or stamp ‘copy’ on it) to them & send a cover letter – follow examples onthe templates. i.e., … you are…
- [First Steps](https://thetennesseeassembly.org/home/first-steps/): You need three documents to initially come home to the land and soil. The first form is a document we call “The 1779 Declaration” or “One Pager”. This document declares your return to your land and soil status. There are four different versions of this form. Most of us use the American born-in-one-of-the-fifty-states version. The other versions are for naturalized citizens (green cards), undocumented immigrants, and federal workers. Please be sure you understand which form is the right one for you by contacting us at here to find out more if you are unsure. The next two forms you will…


[comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)