RESOURCES

American Grand Jury - Website

Promotes the idea that citizens have the constitutional authority to form independent grand juries to investigate and hold public officials accountable.

The Lawful Voice of the Community: The Grand Jury - Brenner (1995)

This article argues that grand juries, once an independent voice of the community, have become passive extensions of prosecutors, and calls for reforms—like Hawaii’s independent counsel model—to restore their original purpose.

Evil is the Fool

April 1, 2025 - Speech to Virginia Legislators

PeaceMaker ALDO’s speech to VA lawmakers, April 1st 2025: The people must reclaim their rightful role in judicial oversight to stop systemic corruption and restore justice, one county at a time.

Example of People's / Citizen Grand Jury - Website

San Diego County’s Civil Grand Jury official website provides information about its role as an independent, court-sanctioned body of 19 citizens who investigate and report on the operations of local government agencies to promote transparency and accountability within San Diego County.

Grand Jury Administrator Course - Website

The site promotes the National Liberty Alliance’s mission to restore constitutional governance through citizen-led common law grand juries. It offers a Jury Administrator Accreditation Course designed to prepare individuals for paid employment as official jury administrators within this framework.

US Grand Jury History Book - Younger (2022, re-print of 1963’s)

The People's Panel: The Grand Jury in the United States, 1634-1941 exposes how the legal system has suppressed public knowledge of the Grand Jury’s vital role in holding government accountable. It calls on Americans to reclaim this constitutional power as a defense against corruption and tyranny.

Grand & Petit Jurist Handbook - (NATIONAL LIBERTY ALLIANCE - 2021)

Encourages everyday citizens to take an active role in holding government accountable through independent grand juries, based on the original principles of the U.S. Constitution. It offers practical guidance and a call to action for those who want to protect individual rights and challenge government overreach.

Sheriff Short Book - Common Law Handbook For Sheriffs & Bailiffs - Robinson (2013)

A handbook that serves as a guide for citizens to understand and participate in citizen-led Grand Juries, which the author argues are essential for restoring justice and reclaiming control of government by the people.

Constitutional Sheriff & Peace Officer Association Books - Website

Online store offers a selection of books and DVDs focused on constitutional principles, law enforcement, and state sovereignty.

National Liberty Alliance - Website and Sheriff Book

The National Liberty Alliance's "Campaign for Constitutional Sheriffs" aims to educate and empower county sheriffs to uphold constitutional principles by distributing the book Government by Consent and accompanying letters. The initiative encourages citizens to participate by purchasing and sending these materials to their local sheriffs, emphasizing the role of sheriffs as defenders against governmental overreach.

Government by Consent - Darash (2022): promoted by the National Liberty Alliance to educate and empower county sheriffs to uphold constitutional law and resist government overreach.

America’s Black Robe Regiment - Website

Promotes citizen responsibility in holding government accountable, rooted in constitutional and moral principles.

COMMON LAW GRAND JURY HANDBOOK - Darash (2020)

78 page Common Law Grand Jury Handbook that serves as a guide for participants in citizen-led grand juries, outlining their responsibilities, terminology, and historical context.

The Grand Jury "Presentment": Foul Blow or Fair Play? - Kuh (1955)

This article critiques grand jury presentments as potentially unfair tools that can damage reputations without due process, arguing they often lack legal clarity and oversight. He calls for reform to ensure grand juries serve justice without overstepping their constitutional role.

The Federal Grand Jury is the 4th Branch of Government - Donofrio (2009)

This 7-page document claiming the 5th Amendment empowers citizen grand juries as a constitutional check on government, and urges Americans to reclaim this authority lost through 1946 procedural changes.

Reviving Federal Grand Jury Presentments - Lettow (2009)

Explores the history, decline, and potential revival of the federal grand jury’s power to issue presentments—formal accusations or reports issued independently by a grand jury without a prosecutor's initiation.

Active Alaska Grand Jury Association

This page is devoted to restoring the constitutional right of Alaska’s Grand Juries to investigate crime and corruption by public officials - without interference by public officials.