Title 18 (USC) sec. 3231 hearing requested

We, the petitioners, are concerned that fraud is being committed in Iowa and elsewhere. Thousands of our friends and family members, male and female, white, black, Hispanic etc., were taken from their homes and accused of crimes committed on state or private property.

They were allegedly prosecuted according to federal law, sentenced to serve time in federal prison, then transported across the state line and are now being held against their will in prisons across the country by employees of the United States Department of Justice claiming to have jurisdiction under what they claim to be a federal Statute, Title 18 of the United States Criminal Code (USC) sec. 3231.

We, however, have Certified Historical Records from the National Archives which proves that Public Law 80-772, Act of June 25, 1948, Chapter 645, 62 Stat. 683, the Statute which created Title 18 USC, was never passed or signed in the presence of a quorum, or majority of both Houses of Congress, as was required by Article 1, Sec 5 Clause 1 of the United States Constitution.

Therefore, the DOJ employees who accused our friends and family members of crimes, claimed they had jurisdiction under Title 18 so that they could collect and fraudulently use tax dollars to order their unlawful arrest and seize them from their homes, claim to have prosecuted them according to federal law, in many cases seized and sold their property, are guilty of fraud. No prosecution or any "legal action" could occur under Title 18. Title 18 was never legally enacted into federal law.

Our friends and family members who were taken from their homes and held captive, were transported across the state line, and are now being held against their will by individuals operating under the Title 18 fraud, are victims of kidnap; "To seize and take away a person by force or fraud". See Blacks Law Dictionary.

The executive officers of the U.S. Department of Justice have been presented the facts and records stated above. The U.S. Supreme Court justices were presented the facts and records in Inre, Yorie Von Kahl, 07414 (2007). Ronald Titlbach and his family present the facts and records to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Harley Lappin, in direct notice dated January 14, 2011. Ronald Titlbach's sister, Diana Strother, personally delivered a direct notice to Senator Charles Grassley in Iowa in May of 2011. Senator Grassley then forwarded the information to President Barack Obama at that time, which we can verify.

To this day, more than one year later, the executive officers who were presented the facts and irrefutable records which proves that Title 18 is void have simply refused to address the matter. Lower members, U.S. district court judges and assistant U.S. attorneys falsely claim that our Title 18 argument and evidence is "frivolous" without ever holding a hearing.