
by Anna Von Reitz
The Alaska State Superior Court is the "undelegated" side of the Alaska State Court, which the people are owed under The Alaska Statehood Compact----otherwise, the Compact would be both illegal and unlawful. The two sides of the court can be invoked separately and in fact have to be invoked separately.
To better understand this remember that the actual Constitution delegated
only nineteen strictly enumerated functions to the "Federal Government"---all in
the international jurisdiction of the sea. Article X reserved all other
undelegated rights, duties, functions and prerogatives in all
jurisdictions including the jurisdiction of the sea, either to the states
(meaning the states on the land) or the people of the land.