Keelah Jackson of Chattanooga is a poor person under a civil death sentence. That is the state’s claims that it owns the roads that the people are forbidden to use them without its permission via the driver license under the state’s commercial driving license statute in the Tennessee transportation statute, Tenn. Code Ann. Title 55. In an attempt to escape poverty through the power of communication (another term for personal movement and the liberty of human interaction), she is making an appeal to city court judge Sherry Paty. She is asking either for a restricted license, or for an agreed … Continue reading Jackson invites city court judge to get TAN, open case to sunshine of freedom