Middle Tennessee constitution activist Arthur Jay Hirsch is under siege anew from police in the mid-state town of Loretto, whose officers arrested him on the road for being there without valid commercial proofs and papers. In his sessions court preparations for trial, Mr. Hirsch, a private tradesman, files a motion of special appearance, letting him stand at the very edge of the court’s jurisdiction so that he might insist that it has no subject matter jurisdiction with which to begin. By David Tulis / NoogaRadio 92.7 FM His rationale is that he is not a commercial for-hire user of the … Continue reading Hirsch says court lacks jurisdiction to hear ‘traffic’ charge