NORTHERN
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
Harry
Patriot } Case No. 2:06-cv-00000-xxx
Petitioner }
} OPPOSITION TO UNITED STATES
vs. } OF
} TO PETITIONER’S MOTION
Respondent } (6320 & 6330)
Plaintiff Harry C. Patriot hereby
files his Opposition to
1. Plaintiff had full belief that all Responses to Motions carried a 20-day window in which to reply because:
(a) as all other State and District Courts have a 20-day or more window for replies, resulting in the 20-day window becoming the known, accepted, and established rule, and
(b) since it is presumed that all District Courts, being part of one national federal system operating in different States, carry, and adhere to, the same rules, whether deemed “local” or not, and
(b) any hidden, sharp or unusual curtailment from
standard practice should be considered by the Court to be a trap for the unwary
and for those not in the “inside legal clique”, and
(c) The Department of Justice wants obscure rules with contradict the
Common Law applied vigorously which would limit access to the Court to only the
rich. When the Department of Justice knows a pro se is on the case, it should be required to notify same of
unusual local rules that no one knows about. Otherwise, Justice is only
available to the well-healed who can afford local federal attorneys and retired
US Attorneys.
2. This Court has full jurisdiction over this
matter due to the Constitutional issues involved. These issues may only be
addressed by Article III courts, issues in which such rulings of a
Constitutional magnitude the United States Tax Court is not qualified to make
(See Opposition to Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction,
filed December 21, 2006.). The Department of Justice is trying to hide the
proper jurisdiction from the proper Court.
WHEREFORE, Petitioner requests that
the Government’s Response be ignored and the case be reopened.
Certificate of Service:
I do hereby certify that on this date I mailed properly a copy of this pleading
to opposing counsel.
________________________________ January 22, 2007
Harry Patriot, Petitioner pro se
Dahlonega, USA