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Alaska Judicial Corruption Timeline by Alaska Grand Jurors Association 1955: Alaskan citizens elect 55 Alaska Delegates to write a constitution protecting We The People from government tyranny. 1955-1956: Constitutional Convention Delegates write Alaska’s Constitution. Other than the right to bear arms, the only take-action right the delegates give us to physically confront and stop government corruption is our citizen grand juries: Article 1, Section 8 “The power of grand juries to investigate and make recommendations concerning the public welfare or safety shall never be suspended.” By unanimous consent, all agreed that grand juries have the power to investigate and address…

Please join AGJA and David Haeg for an educational presentation on Alaska Grant Jury rights. Come meet David Haeg from 6-9PM on March 16th at Guidos Restaurant in Anchorage Alaska. Are you interested in hosting an event with David Haeg and learning about the Constitutional protections of Alaska Grand Juries?  Please contact Sarah Short at sarah.s@alaskagrandjurorsassociation.org or text 9079170969 CALENDAR for AGJA

Grand juries and the judicial branch.  Representative Ben Carpenter has championed the power of grand juries.  Here are some of the sections under Article I you should be aware of: Under Article I of the Alaska State Constitution the declaration of rights is clearly laid out. Section 1 states, This constitution is dedicated to the principles that all persons have a natural right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and the enjoyment of the rewards of their own industry; that all persons are equal and entitled to equal rights, opportunities, and protection under the law; and that all persons…

Alaskans and All Americans, Protect your Rights! (consider filling out and sending the below short message) Independent Prosecutor Clint Campion, campion@alaskalaw.pro WE the people ask that you seek a new indictment of Judge Margaret Murphy for lying under oath to the Grand Jury. Judge Matthews wrote, the “Independent Prosecutor may choose to present the case to the grand jury for a new indictment,” suggesting that even the Judge feels there is credible evidence. Alaskans are speaking up. They are fighting for the preservation of their rights to identify and hold accountable, those who are involved in governmental corruption. Thank you for…

Join KSRM for TALK OF THE KENAI with Bob Bird a discussion on Judicial events lilely related to the Margeret Murphy technical dismal.  CALL in to 907-283-5811 to speak to Bob or ask David Questions. AGJA CALENDAR 

Join our weekly Saturday 8pm Alaska Grand Juror Association meetings again. Link: Saturdays 8PM AND EVERY SATURDAY https://us06web.zoom.us/j/9073986403?pwd=Dgwv3nK9k2MtvAYwXKWltCQBEag3ss.1 If the link above doesn’t work the meeting ID number is now the same as my phone number so you can’t forget: 907 398 6403 Passcode is also hard to forget: 1234 AGJA CALENDAR 

Independent Prosecutor Campion, Thank you for speaking with me about the recent dismissal of the indictment against Judge Margearet Murphy. As discussed, the dismissal had nothing to do with whether or not Judge Murphy was in fact guilty of felony perjury to the Kenai Grand Jury, but was based on technical issues: A juror who went missing reduced the number of Grand Jury members below the required 12. The indictment was not specific enough. The Grand Jury was not given proper instructions. The Grand Jury was given inadmissible evidence. You agreed all these problems could be solved by simply giving…