The Power of Unrebutted Affidavits How Silence Becomes Judgment — and Strips Judges of Immunity

Description

The Power of Unrebutted Affidavits is a tactical legal guide that exposes one of the most potent yet misunderstood forces in American jurisprudence: the binding effect of unrebutted affidavits. It reveals how, under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Code of Federal Regulations, and binding case law, any sworn affidavit that goes unrebutted becomes admitted as truth, and how that truth — once established on the record — mandates judgment as a matter of law.

This guide walks you step-by-step through the precise legal framework:

• FRCP 8(b)(6), 54, 55, 56 and 29 C.F.R. § 18.63 — admissions by silence, default, and summary judgment.

• Key Precedent — United States v. Kis, Nishimatsu, Group v. Finletter, and more confirming that unchallenged affidavits must be accepted as true.

• Clearfield Doctrine — showing how judges who ignore affidavits or refuse mandated judgments act as private commercial actors, stripped of judicial immunity.

• Legal Maxims of Commerce and Equity — “He who does not deny, admits,” “Silence is acquiescence,” and more.

Outcome:
You will learn how to lock facts into the record, trigger mandatory judgment, and hold judges personally liable when they defy their duty. This is not theory — it is hard law and commercial leverage for those who refuse to let courts operate outside jurisdiction.