Prosecuting and punishing capital offenses at the university level

In the “District of Alaska” of all places …

The worst offenders in the District of Alaska appear to be university officials although some gas station managers and employees are also guilty of the same offenses.

UAA Trespass Authority

UAF Trespass Delegation | Office of the Chancellor

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I hereby delegate authority to trespass individuals to the following … The following UAF campus directors are authorized to trespass individuals …

Supposedly “learned” or “educated” university officials who sign communiqués such as these are obviously signing their own death warrants under the United States Code.

With or without the law, the language used by these officials is so provocative and insulting as to legally justify killing them and their hired enforcers and spokespersons in anger with or without any court procedures. Obviously this would involve active combat by U.S. citizens either within or outside of the officially designated U.S. Armed Forces against these domestic enemies.

18 U.S. Code § 241 - Conspiracy against rights
US Code - Title 18 > PART I > CHAPTER 13 > § 241
18 U.S. Code § 242 - Deprivation of rights under color of law
US Code - Title 18 > PART I > CHAPTER 13 > § 242

The University of Alaska is a particularly egregious example of conspiracy against rights and deprivation of rights under color of law because that university system does maintain its own armed police force. It is rather unclear how the university officials and their armed enforcers think or believe that they can freely commit such capital offenses against the United States without being held accountable for the same.

That is namely a public university system, and members of the public do have the non-discretionary right and privilege to access and make free and equitable use of the educational resources, most particularly the university library and bookstore, and to attend symposia and events that are held there, to register for and attend courses and lectures, and so on and so forth.

Title 18 U.S.C. §§ 241 & 242 in prescribing a death penalty for certain crimes, also authorize use of deadly force by members of the public at large to secure their rights, privileges and immunities to make free and equitable use of such public resources as are available without being subject to arbitrary exclusions.

Both the university officials who publish such malicious communiqués and the university cops who enforce them under color of law but without the due process or rightful authority of law have openly declared themselves to be domestic enemies outside of all lawful protection for their lives; and indeed it would be treasonous to render them any aid or comfort at all.