UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles; Bill of Rights Defense Committee; Calguns Foundation Inc.; California Association of Federal Firearms Licensees, Inc.; Council on American Islamic Relations-California; Council on American Islamic Relations-Ohio; Council on American Islamic Relations-Foundation, Inc.; Human Rights Watch; Media Alliance; National Organisation for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, California Chapter; Open Technology Institute; People for the American Way; Public Knowledge; Students for Sensible Drug Policy; Techfreedom; and Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, Plaintiffs - versus National Security Agency; NSA Dir: Keith B. Alexander; United States of America; Department of Justice; Attorney General Eric Holder; John P Carlin AG for NS; Federal Bureau of Investigation; FBI Dir. Robert Mueller; DNI: James Clapper, and DOES 1-100 Defendants
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DATE: 22 July 2013 First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles v. National Security Agency, 13-cv-03287 Motion to Enter Appearance as Pro Se, Alien on Pale Blue Dot, Amicus Curiae, and to File Attached: Brief In Propria Persona by Amici Curiae, Andrea Muhrrteyn, an Alien on Pale Blue Dot: Æquilibriæx Sustainable Security Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Civilized Patriarchy’s AnthroCorpocentric Indulgences: ‘Innocence for Sale’ Jurisprudence.
RELIEF SOUGHT:
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Andrea Muhrrteyn, an Alien on Pale Blue Dot respectfully moves
this Court for permission to appear Pro Se for the limited purpose of being admitted as an Æquilibriæx Jurisprudence supporting Amicus Curiae. [1.2]
Alien further moves this Court for permission to file the attached Brief
In Propria Persona by Amici Curiae, Andrea Muhrrteyn, an Alien on Pale Blue Dot: Æquilibriæx Sustainable Security Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Civilized Patriarchy’s AnthroCorpocentric Indulgences: ‘Innocence for Sale’ Jurisprudence, into the court record in these proceedings. [2]
Æquilibriæx: Balanced Eco/Anthropocentric Jurisprudence: