Utah Central Committee for Protecting Rights
How do you defend your lawful rights if the government is the one breaking the law?
Committees are assemblies of the people that represent the constitutional viewpoint of the people to other bodies of government. And when government insists on breaking the law, we declare the people's truth and document the grievance.
The purpose of the people assembling in committees is to create an organized body that can represent the constitutionally protected rights of the people.
We will represent all residents of Utah by default, but registered volunteer members are in a stronger position having registered their intentions to defend others rights, and having access to the tools we provide as a service to the community. Registered volunteer members become helpful resources in promoting the mission of defending rights for all Utahns.
Please bare with us this month (Feb/Mar 2023) as major updates to the website and services are under way.
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Utah Historic Termination Day
The People of the State of Utah have exercised their constitutional power and revoked consent to be governed under emergency powers. Read this article for a full report and download and distribute the document from here.
Right of Assembly and Petition
Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Life, Liberty, Property
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Right to Commerce
Your right to your business and to engage in commerce is one of the innumerable rights guaranteed in the bill of rights and under the constitutional prohibitions of government interfering with private contracts.
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
The Utah state constitution also declares that a free market system will govern the state of Utah, which protects you from government interference and unfair competition by others that accept government favors.
The Law of the Land
The Law of the Land in Utah is the United States and Utah Constitutions. Government must lead the way in obeying the law first. Not only does this set a moral precedent for citizens, but it also makes the laws the legislature passes legal. Laws made outside the authority of the constitution are illegal and can be constitutionally challenged or nullified by anyone.
Accredited
To maintain the highest professional standards of citizen representation, the Utah Central Committee is accredited by the American Committees Association.
Become a registered volunteer member, stand for the rule of law under the Constitution with your fellow Utahns
We will represent all residents of Utah by default, but registered volunteer members are in a stronger position having registered their intentions to defend others rights, and having access to the tools we provide as a service to the community. Registered volunteer members become helpful resources in promoting the mission of defending rights for all Utahns.
Benefits of register volunteer membership:
- A shared voice is a stronger voice
- Declare your intention to defend everyone's rights
- Be the first to know of what we're working on
- Civics training
- Serve your neighbor
- Network with individuals and businesses that stand for true law, the true rights of everyone (life, liberty and property)
- Grow your influence
- Constitutionally based legal consultations
- Membership Types: Individual, business, religious organization, or local civic committee
Are you a true constitutionally committed attorney? We'd like to add you to our referral network.
Ready to learn more or join?