“Attorney of No Authority – Notice of Nullity of Power”

 “Attorney of No Authority – Notice of Nullity of Power”Naomi Johnson

We The People / Private Woman

To:

Judge Mark Clemente
Glen Ridge Municipal Court
825 Bloomfield Avenue
Glen Ridge, New Jersey 07044

Denise C. Iandolo
Municipal Court Administrator
Glen Ridge Municipal Court
825 Bloomfield Avenue
Glen Ridge, NJ 07028

Prosecutor Elizabeth Brewster
Glen Ridge Municipal Court

Date: August 2, 2025

Subject: Attorney of No Authority – Notice of Nullity of Power

1. Notice of No Authority

This notice serves as formal declaration that attorneys, administrative judges (ALJs/AJLs), municipal court judges, prosecutors, and administrative clerks have no inherent constitutional authority over me or “We The People.”

• Their authority is derivative, statutory, and administrative only.

• Any attempt to exercise constitutional authority over me is unauthorized, null, and void.

Maxims of Law:

• Nemo potest delegare quod non habet – No one can delegate authority they do not possess.

• Nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege – No crime or penalty exists beyond what law or Constitution permits.

2. Authority Limitations

Role	Source of Authority	Constitutional Authority?	Notes
Attorneys	Bar membership / statutes	None	Officers of the court; derivative authority only
Administrative Judges / ALJs	Statute / agency	None	Derivative authority; reviewable
Municipal Judges	Statutes / ordinances	None	Quasi-judicial / administrative hearings only
Prosecutors / District Attorneys	Statutes	None	Cannot override constitutional rights
Court Clerks / Administrative Clerks	Administrative	None	No judicial authority
Individuals / Citizens	Constitution / common law	Yes	Full rights, including jury trial and due process

3. Constitutional Protections

• New Jersey Constitution (Article II, §1): Public officers must support both the NJ and U.S. Constitutions.

• U.S. Constitution (Art. VI, Supremacy Clause): Constitutional law supersedes statutes, ordinances, and administrative rules.

• Due Process (5th & 14th Amendments): Right to notice, hearing, and fair procedures.

• Right to Jury Trial (6th & 7th Amendments): Cannot be waived by derivative proceedings.

SCOTUS Precedent:

• Ex parte Garland, 71 U.S. 333 (1866) – Officers’ authority is derivative, conditional, and revocable.

• Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137 (1803) – Judicial power is limited to courts created by the Constitution.

• Tumey v. Ohio, 273 U.S. 510 (1927) – Judges must act within lawful authority; administrative overreach violates due process.

4. Breach of Oath

• Officials take a sworn oath to uphold NJ and U.S. Constitutions.

• Acting beyond statutory or administrative authority is a violation of that oath, which is unlawful and null.

5. Action Requested

1. Cease and desist any claim of constitutional or judicial authority over me or “We The People.”

2. Acknowledge in writing that all authority exercised by attorneys, judges, prosecutors, and clerks is derivative, statutory, and limited, and does not override constitutional protections.

3. Respect all constitutional rights, including due process, jury trial, and fair hearing.

6. Moral Authority (Optional)

• Proverbs 31:8–9: “Open thy mouth for the dumb, for the rights of all who are destitute.”

• Romans 13:1: Authority is ordained by God; derivative administrative or statutory authority cannot supersede constitutional authority of the People.

This notice is effective immediately. Any attempt to exercise unauthorized constitutional authority over me will be considered null and void and subject to challenge in the appropriate constitutional courts.

Sincerely,

[Signature]
Naomi Johnson
We The People / Private Woman
Beneficial Owner