i'm limited in my knowledge of such law..
i'm meaning, can i actually claim ownership of myself whereupon, if i'm brought into court, i can claim that america has no control over a person owned by a foreign entity?
"So, common law liens are normally used as defensive shields, in that by placing it on one’s own asset to be protected, no other party can legally get access to the asset without first challenging the lien in court."
i'm meaning, can i actually claim ownership of myself whereupon, if i'm brought into court, i can claim that america has no control over a person owned by a foreign entity?
"So, common law liens are normally used as defensive shields, in that by placing it on one’s own asset to be protected, no other party can legally get access to the asset without first challenging the lien in court."