Have I Already Consented Jurisdiction?

Hello all, Destry, and Flyout,

I was wanting to talk a bit about my upcoming post-arraignment/pre-trial hearing in

Gwinnett County, GA.

What happened:

Well, I have to acknowledge and apologize for this mistake I made on November 11, 2010. I
impeded on someone else's property and put them at high risk of harm. Thankfully the man
is okay.

I left work and decided I wanted to go buy some weed (I smoked pretty much daily at that
point), and I had to go to a trail in another neighborhood because my family might kick me
out of the house if I was caught smoking there. I had a relatively tiny joint in the woods
somewhere, now left with the task of safely navigating home, which I didn't take seriously
when I put earphones in and had blaring rock music in my ears, distracting my attention
from the road. Well, the first road outside the neighborhood was undergoing
repairs/construction, and on a 2-wheeled motor scooter, this required extra attention due to
one half of the road being asphalt, and the other side was gravel. It would have been easier
to navigate if I was in a car. But as I climbed the hill mildly stoned, earphones blaring, and
not paying enough attention in front of me at the time, rather on the half of the road with
gravel and rocks on it (making sure I'm not going to ride on to the gravel), 2 bicyclists were
in front of me. I had to dramatically pull the brakes. I hit the bicycle at the bottom and
dismantled the man's seat. I tumbled and broke my clavicle, and the man was left with only
a broken bicycle- thank goodness for nothing more.

With witnesses all around, I decided not to pour my sack of green out discreetly, and I knew
the police would be arriving soon. After all was said and done, I was shacked up in a
hospital bed for a night with 3 charges - my 2nd DUI, simple possession of marijuana <1
ounce, and following too closely.

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Actions I've taken:

-paid the man for his bike (like I am morally obligated to do)
-apologized to the appropriate people & my family
-consulted 2 attorneys
-filed a not guilty plea in Gwinnett County Court
-filled out some form for a State Court trial

...and now I've been stuck preparing and learning everything I can about my rights, the De
Facto "kangaroo" courts, and how I can enforce my rights as a Sovereign- the shareholder
and beneficiary for the legal person, HENRY TYLER SMITH, so that I may face them up
without fear. Even though I am remorseful for my actions, I WILL RESIST BEING THEIR
PUBLIC SERVANT/SLAVE. It is their job to serve me, us, our families, not enslave us for the
benefit of the State. I am planning to stand for my rights on my post-arraignment hearing
on January 10, 2012.

With all this background info laid out here, my question was this:
Have I already consented jurisdiction to them by entering a not guilty plea? I probably have
already signed some document of theirs as well.

Thank you for reading.

The United States Supreme Court has stated (sites omitted) the challenge of subject matter may be raised
at any time, it never stated by what form. In Cork v Applebee’s of Michigan, Inc., 239 Mich App 311,
608 NW2d 62 (2000)

JUDICIAL NOTICE; IN THE NATURE OF WRIT OF ERROR CORAM NON JUDICE & A DEMAND
FOR DISMISSAL OR STATE THE PROPER JURISDICTION

Now comes (your name goes here) a non corporate entity with a JUDICIAL NOTICE; IN THE NATURE OF
WRIT OF CORAM NON JUDICE & A DEMAND FOR DISMISSAL OR STATE THE PROPER
JURISDICTION. Pursuant to FRCP Rule 4 (j)