NOTICE OF INTENT to lodge administrative complaint against 

The State Bar of California, all officers, all registered "members"

TO:  President Donald J. Trump

Cc:  Hon. Todd Blanche, Deputy Attorney General

Greetings Mr. President and Deputy Attorney General Blanche:

This NOTICE informs you of the specific intent of the United States ex rel.

to lodge a formal administrative complaint against all officers and 

against all registered "members" of The State Bar of California.

Because findings of fact and conclusions of law have already been

thoroughly documented, we will endeavor to keep this NOTICE

as brief as possible.  Supporting documentation is appended below.

A careful review of the State Bar Act in California informs any 

capable reader of the following legal requirements imposed

upon all "licenses" duly issued to all of its registered members:

Each such license is a single sheet of paper 

with text on 2 sides:

(a)  front side is the CERTIFICATE OF ADMISSION

(b)  back side is the CERTIFICATE OF OATH

Any casual observer will be correct to infer that all such

licenses are intended by the State Bar Act of California

to remain in the custody of each registered "member" --

in a format that can be framed and mounted on the

wall of each member's professional office.

This practice of displaying valid "licenses" is very common

for many California businesses and professionals

e.g. medical licenses, civil engineering licenses, etc.

The bottom line here is not difficult to understand:

not one valid license for any registered "members"

of The State Bar of California was ever disclosed

to The Credential Investigation, despite our every effort

and despite our due diligence commencing circa 

September 2001 A.D.:

http://supremelaw.org/counsels.htm

http://supremelaw.org/cc/statebar/subpoena.statebar.5.htm

http://supremelaw.org/cc/statebar/related.subpoenas.htm

The legal consequences have already been partially 

enumerated in outstanding INVOICES, and a proper

VERIFIED CRIMINAL COMPLAINT, ON INFORMATION

as required by 18 U.S.C. 4 (Misprision of felony):

http://supremelaw.org/cc/statebar/invoice.4.htm

http://supremelaw.org/cc/aol2/criminal.complaint.4.htm

In the latter INVOICE, please take specific note of

line item 14: 

balance due to United States payable to 

Treasury of the United States (31 U.S.C. 302):  $2,264,555,640,000.

We believe your high Office is ideally situated to commence 

earnest negotiations with responsible officials currently 

employed at The State Bar of California, to identify, enumerate

and aggregate all insurance policies which are active and available 

to discharge all, or a significant portion, of said "balance due" supra.

For that reason, we further recommend that you directly involve

the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury in all such earnest

negotiations, due to the obvious potential to apply settlements

to substantial reductions of the U.S. Government's annual deficits.

You also have at your disposal the Act of Congress authorizing

civil investigative demands:  18 U.S.C. 1968 (cf. "enterprise")

In closing, please incorporate all documents linked to the

following table of contents, as if all were set forth fully here:

http://supremelaw.org/cc/statebar/pastor.don.broadcast.outline.htm

Thank you, President Trump and Deputy Attorney General Blanche,

for your commitments to confronting this chronic, and very damaging,

monopoly enterprise that is now impersonating duly registered "members"

of The State Bar of California:  18 U.S.C. 1961 et seq.

We are standing by promptly to assist both of you, and/or your authorized

delegates, with any questions you may still have.