Settled Counties - Arkansas

To settle your county (must have a minimum of 13 Assembly members) use the County Covenant approved by the Arkansas General Jural Assembly (filled in with your information).

Then publish your preamble as a notice in the local county news organ in the legal notices section for the county. The newspapers are being advised by their attorney's to not publish these notices but persistence will prevail if you challenge them "nicely" and make your case using the very same 1st article in the Bill of Rights that they themselves use. There are caveats to this publication which you must insist on which are when they do publish it it cannot have a box around it as legally they have conquered your assembly and can dictate and claim jurisdiction. A way to see how you desire it to be published is to get a major and local paper to see how the attorneys have their notices published and insist for the same courtesy. The notice must be published three weeks in a row with the paper being purchased and given to the scribe for the record. If the newspaper won’t publish it, it can be sent to the Secretary of State for authentication.

Wait 30 days for a rebuttal.

The final publishing is when the assembly reads the article into the minutes of the county board of supervisor's board of commissioner's board of trustees or whatever county town hall or business meetings takes place in your location. County notice stops at the County Commissioners, or the quorum court or whatever county town hall takes place in your county.