Sheriff nullification

No Such Thing as Constitutional Rights por Frank Szabo:

“Constitutional Rights” is a fiction and misleading. Our Rights are Natural Rights and are unalienable. The Constitution is a document which defines the government. It is a document of creation and it is a strict limit on the powers and authority of government. It does not limit Citizens. The Rights of Citizens specifically enumerated for protection in the Constitution were those deemed most important for the continuance of Libertyand Freedom. It was not a complete list, nor could it be.

The Office of the County Sheriff dates back to at least 900 AD inEngland. The Sheriff had always been charged with protecting the rights and property of the sovereign. After the American Revolution, the Office of County Sheriff remained. At that point, it became the duty and authority of the Sheriff to protect the Rights and property of the Sovereign Citizens – from any unlawful action.

Historical documents and court cases confirm that the Sheriff is the Chief Law Enforcement Officer in the county and has no superior. The Sheriff is elected by the people and is answerable to them alone. No federal or state agency has authority in the county unless the Sheriff permits it. If, in the Sheriff’s opinion, a proposed action is unconstitutional, the Sheriff is duty-bound, and fully authorized, to block it.