John Perry Ludtke Jr.
(UST)
Biographical Information
Occupation / Current Position
Electronic Technician
Education
3 years LCC
Qualifications and Experience
35 years of researching the Michigan constitution and statutes
What qualifications, skill, and experience do you bring to this role, and why are you seeking the office of Attorney General?
I have been researching the Michigan constitution and the Michigan statutes for the past 35 years, and I have found that there is way to much corruption and public servants not reading or obeying our constitution and statutes. I find that way to many Attorneys are being elected only on the basis of knowing the statutory law. I have personal knowledge that they in fact don't know law, only legal process, not common law. Ask your favorite attorney to see is State issued License, and if anything, you'll see his or her BAR card, we don't authorize the BAR to issue a license... When I am elected we'll have a proper license for Judges and attorneys
What would be your top priorities as Attorney General and what actions would you take to accomplish them?
My top priorities as Attorney General will be to bring an end to the corruption and tyranny of the public, has anyone read the Michigan Property Tax act? It is being misapplied, the jurisdiction of the state does not extend to private property, no private property owner should be being taxed, it is a money making scheme to generate money to the government. That is only one of the changes, the next one is that there is no attorney licensed in this state as per MCL 600.901, there is no judge in this state licensed in this state as per Michigan constitution at Article 6 Section 19. Who are supposed to correct this, hm, the unlicensed attorneys.
How would you assess Michigan’s current approach to justice—including consumer protection, environmental enforcement, criminal legal policies, and post-conviction review—and what changes, if any, would you support? Please also describe your approach to cases involving trauma-related conduct and when the Attorney General should intervene if a local prosecutor declines to act.
The Attor. General needs to stop corruption. The Michigan constitution at Art. 1 Sec.1 states the AUTHORITY in our state. It is the PEOPLE, the people are treated like sheep, to be sheared. However the people need a leader to educate them to understand their rights. I want to be that person. The motor vehicle code is used to fleece us, it's only for business entities, see MCL 257.40, are you one of those? The Property tax act, does the state own your property, or do you? Has anyone read the state Income Tax act, do you owe a income tax, look at your county, state tax bill, is it you? Look at it close, IS IT IN ALL Capitol LETTERS, yes it is!!